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With over a dozen dog-friendly parks in Austin, what dog wouldn’t love to explore the capital of Texas? Wet Nose Guide has added Austin to our growing directory for both dog-lovin’ locals and visitors to enjoy.
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New Wet Nose Guide Location: Austin
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Before letting your dog out to run in the backyard, take a look at your plants. Some may be toxic!
Here is a short list of toxic plants to keep away from your pooch:
- Azalea
- Castor Bean
With over a dozen dog-friendly parks in Austin, your pooch can explore trails and off leash areas without getting bored. Here is a short list of parks to enjoy leisurely strolls or play fetch with a Frisbee or tennis ball:
While we can’t give chocolate truffles to our pooches, we can celebrate the love between us and our dog by giving her lead to her favorite local dog park.
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Wet Nose Guide is please to announce two new locations to the site: Austin, Texas & Baltimore, Maryland. As with all our locations, there is a plethora of useful information to assist all dog-owners in locating, for instance, the best quality veterinary care for their pooch. Perhaps you have guests in town and need a dog-friendly hotel for them. Don’t forget to search for dog-friendly restaurants & cafes where dogs can accompany you for brunch.
Walking into your corner Pet Emporium to get the best dog supplies is like shopping for shoes at Walmart; sure you’re going to find some (they have everything!!), but neither the quality nor the service is going to be anything to write home about. When you’re purchasing for your pooch, you want the best possible experience.
That’s where dog boutiques come in.
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If you’ve got a stinky dog at home and can’t bear to lean over the tub to sud him up, why not grab the leash and take him to the local neighborhood groomer?
Many dog grooming salons offer self-serve dog washes. The tubs have secure leash clips directly to the wall (so no “great-escapes“).
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If you haven’t picked out a gift for your Valentine, here is a list of dog books that deserve some special attention:
- Rescue Matters! By Sheila Webster Boneham (For all dog-lovers wanting to help with homeless pets, here is a comprehensive guide to assist in finding a dog shelter and ways to lend a helping hand)
- Barking: The Sound Of A Language, By Turid Rugaas (Another informative training guide from Turid Rugaas) (more…)
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