Research Hotels That Give The Words Pet-Friendly a Bad Name Many hotels claim to be pet-friendly but impose harsh restrictions, excessive fees, while offering dog owners nothing in return. Here’s a look at the worst offenders we have come across who are giving the term pet-friendly a bad name.
Research Featured A Short Guide To The World's Best Dog Food Menus A guide to the world's best hotel dog food menus—from fine dining to organic gourmet dishes and everyday staples, the founder of Roch takes a look at some of his favourite hotel canine menus from around the world.
Research Gen Z and the Future of Dog Ownership: Trends and Statistics Millennials are notoriously dog-obsessed, but what about Generation Z? This article compiles the latest statistics on Zoomer pet ownership.
Research 9 Marvelous Artists Specializing in Pet Portraits These dog-loving artists from across the globe masterfully capture canine personalities on the canvas.
Research Beyond the Bowl: How Creative Canine Hospitality Drives Hotel Loyalty Gone are the days when a hotel could slap a "pet-friendly" label on its website and call it a day. Dog owners demand far more than a token nod to canine hospitality.
Research Adding Nutritional Value To Your Dogs Bowl Without Breaking the Bank From the moment we look upon those timeless puppy-dog eyes, whether we've decided to bring a brand new bundle of joy into the family or adopt an old-timer in need, we're immediately hooked. Committed. With that commitment is a sense of responsibility that begins to build
Research Dog Breeds That Reflect Your Zodiac Traits From the travel-geared Sagittarius to the kicked-back (and semi-relaxed) Pisces, discover which breed reflects your star sign!
Research Dogs Who Live In Bookstores You've heard of bodega cats but what about bookstore dogs? Check out these charming canines employed in the indie bookstore scene.
Research Analysis: USA TODAY 2024 Pet-Friendly Hotel Awards A critical data-driven analysis of the 2024 USA Today Pet-Friendly Hotel Awards, explaining why they fail to identify the best dog-friendly hotels.
Research How The World's Best Pet-Friendly Hotels Win At Dog Friendly Hospitality Delve into the practices of the world's best dog-friendly hotels, and learn how better to position your hotel in a cluttered pet-friendly market.
Research Rise of the DINKWADS The DINKWAD (Dual Income, No Kids, With a Dog) represents a rapidly growing demographic of affluent dog-owning couples with a $259 billion annual budget to spend on hospitality and travel, who are reshaping the hotel industry.
Research Leveraging the Growing Demand for Dog-Friendly Accommodation: Practical Insights for the Hotel Industry The market for dog-friendly accommodation is booming; in this research analysis, we examine a recently published academic paper to glean some actionable insights and practical advice for hotels who want to attract dog owners.
Research Strap A Backpack Full Of Seeds To Your Dog And Start Rewilding Your Ecosystem To start a rewilding project all you have to do is walk your dog. Dog owners in Chile and the United Kingdom are strapping backpacks full of seeds to their dogs and rewilding natural ecosystems that have been devastated by fire or people.
Research Canine DNA Testing: What You Need To Know Canine DNA testing goes far beyond breed identification. Some genetic detective work can help identify health risks and locate your dog's extended relatives.
Research Sleeping With Dogs: Why You Should & Why You Shouldn't Women have been trying to ban dogs from my bed for as long as I can remember; my mother hated it. I fondly remember her lectures about dirty dogs in the bed.
Research Treats Not Sweets: Why Your Dog Can't Eat Chocolate! Chocolate can be highly toxic and poisonous for dogs because of a chemical it contains called theobromine. Never feed your dog any amount of chocolate; even small amounts can poison your dog and require urgent veterinary treatment.
Research The Puppucino Problem Puppuccino is just a fancy name for a dollop of whipped cream in a tiny cup, and while it may seem harmless, feeding your dog one can be harmful to your dog's long term health, and lead to diabetes, pancreatitis, and obesity.
Research An Interview With Artificial Intelligence: Elvis Presley An exclusive interview with the AI version of Elvis Presley to discuss his love for dogs, the dogs he has owned, and how they have influenced his life and career.
Research The Animal Welfare Investigation Project: Shining a light on illegal dog fighting and mafia puppy farms. We interviewed Jacob Lloyd, the Founder of the Animal Welfare Investigations Project and a pioneer in leveraging intelligence gathering techniques and training to prevent animal cruelty on a global scale. His story will shock you.
Research The Saluki: Preserving The Legacy Of A Cultural Treasure The Saluki dog, also known as the Aseel Arabian Saluki, is a breed steeped in history and cultural significance. In this article. we delve into the efforts of the IAASC to preserve its legacy, with insights from their founder, Fahd Al-Farhan.
Research Featured Dog Friendly Review: The InterContinental Miami Hotel My dog friendly review of the InterContinental Miami Hotel, the highest ranking dog friendly hotel in the world, and purveyors of dog friendly excellence.
Research Tripadvisor's 2024 Pet Friendly Hotel Awards Are Completely Broken Following an investigation into Tripadvisor's Pet Friendly Awards, we discovered that they are completely broken, and unfit for their purpose.
Research Beware The Bloat! Does Your Dog Eat Too Much, Too Fast? If your dog eats their food too quickly, it can trap gas, food, or fluids and expand their stomachs, making them seriously, or even fatally, ill.
Research Dog Friendly Hotels: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly On the subject of dog friendly hotels, the words 'dog friendly' sometimes cover for a multitude of sins. Learn how to tell the difference.
Research The Revival of Third Places in Dog-Friendly Communities Dog-friendly spaces help combat chronic loneliness in modern society, reminding us of the invaluable benefits of third places.
