Click to Skip Ahead Overview Our Experience Pros & Cons Key Features About Sound Oasis Is It A Good Value? FAQs Our Final Verdict We give Sound Oasis Pet Sound Therapy System a rating of 4.8 out of 5 stars. Quality: 5/5 Sound Variety: 5/5 User-Friendly: 5/5 Battery Life: 4/5 Check Price on Sound Oasis Life’s more fun and exciting when you live with an energetic dog. However, finding ways to calm them down is a common challenge that involves creative solutions. Sound therapy is one creative method proven to help some dogs manage their anxiety and hyperreactivity. Sound Oasis has been creating sleep and sound therapy products since 1993.…

Click to Skip Ahead Average Lifespan Some St. Bernards Live Longer Life Stages Most people were first introduced to St. Bernards through the popular 1992 film, Beethoven. This giant breed has captured the hearts of many, and their gentle, calm, and patient natures are what makes them suitable for all sorts of families, including those with older children. These massive dogs can get as tall as 30 inches and can weigh up to 180 pounds. They come in various coat colors, such as mahogany, brown, white, red, red bridle, brownish-yellow, black, and orange. Not only are they exceptional pets, but they’ve also been around for a long time, with records…

Click to Skip Ahead How Long Does My Dog Need to Walk? Walk Duration Based on Dog Types Health Considerations Walking Puppies Importance of Sniffing on Walks How to Know the Dog Has Enough Exercise? Many dog owners can attest to the excitement that follows when they pick up a leash and their pup realizes it’s walk time! Walking is not only a great form of exercise, but it also offers important mental benefits for dogs as well. A study has even shown that performing regular scent work promotes a more optimistic state of mind in dogs! Most dogs need 1-2 walks per day. On average, aim to walk your…

Most dogs love a good roll around in the grass when out on their walks. One minute they are trotting along without issue, and the next they’ve spotted something interesting and take off to start wiggling around on their backs. While it is completely normal behavior for dogs to roll in the grass, as their pet parent, you might be worried about why they’re doing it, and more than a little put out if they’re rolling in something unpleasant. There are numerous reasons for your dog to roll in the grass, the most common being that it just feels good. The texture of the grass is bristly and provides the…