Choosing the Right Dog Boarding Option: Why Private, Personalized Care May Be the Best Fit
Not all boarding options are created equal. At Dogs On The Run, we offer a private, professional alternative to traditional kennels—where your dog stays in a calm, personalized home setting with a trusted care provider. Fewer distractions, more attention, and routines that mirror your own. Because your dog’s boarding experience should feel like a vacation, too.
Pet Licensing: Yes, It’s the Law and Here’s Why It Matters
Did you know that pet licensing is legally required in most California counties? Beyond compliance, a valid license helps reunite lost pets, proves vaccination status, and supports local shelters. Learn why it matters and how to check your pet’s status in just a few minutes.
Why Your Pet Care Professional May Occasionally Arrive Later Than Expected
At Dogs On The Run, care doesn’t run on a stopwatch. While we always aim to arrive within your preferred time window, there are rare moments when a pet before yours needs a little extra love — and we choose compassion over the clock. In these instances, you’ll hear from your professional or our admin team. We’re always working behind the scenes to ensure no pet is ever left without care. Because that’s what you came to us for — real, responsive, relationship-based service.
Do Dogs Really Like Being Hugged? Let’s Decode the Signs
While hugging feels natural to us, not all dogs interpret it the same way. In fact, many dogs prefer different forms of affection — ones that honor their instincts and comfort zones. In this article, we explore what hugs mean to dogs, how to read their body language, and how to show love in the way they best understand.
How to Trim Your Dog’s Nails at Home
Healthy, well-trimmed nails are more than just a grooming detail—they're a sign of comfort, mobility, and proactive care. In this article, we walk pet parents through how to safely trim their dog’s nails at home, when to call in a professional, and how Dogs On The Run can bring luxury-level nail care right to your door. Because your dog deserves nothing less than comfort, safety, and style—paw to tail.
How a Dog Walker Can Improve Your Dog’s Behavior
Hiring a dog walker isn't just a luxury—it's an investment in your dog's behavior and well-being. With regular walks, socialization, exercise, and training, a dog walker can provide valuable assistance in raising a well-behaved, balanced, and happy dog. Whether you have a high-energy puppy or an older dog with behavioral issues, professional walkers can make a lasting impact on your dog's behavior, ensuring they are calm, confident, and content.
Why Hiring a Dog Walker is the Best Decision for You and Your Dog
As a responsible pet parent, you know that your dog’s well-being depends on more than just feeding, grooming, and giving them love. Regular exercise, mental stimulation, and social interaction are crucial to their happiness and health. However, with busy schedules, work commitments, and personal obligations, it’s not always possible to meet these needs on your own. This is where a professional dog walker comes in. Whether you’re dealing with a demanding job, a busy family life, or physical limitations, hiring a dog walker can be a game-changer for both you and your furry companion.