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We like to be transparent at PetHub: we have affiliate partnerships with some of the companies listed below and we may receive a commission for purchases made through the links in this article at no extra cost to you. PetHub's COO, Lorien, and her 4-month old Boston Terrier explore the world of puppy toys and have selected some of their absolute favorites. If you have a new puppy (or are getting ready to bring one home), don’t forget an essential supply that you must have on hand -- TOYS!! This isn’t a place to scrimp, in my opinion, because your toy arsenal will save you oodles in destroyed shoes, power cords and furniture corners. That said, there are SO many dog toy options out there, it can be overwhelming and expensive (seriously, I have a compulsion to buy a doggo toy whenever I see one in the store -- yes, I need help!!), and if you are a new dog parent, it can be challenging to know what to look for. Not all great dog toys are great for puppies, and shopping for toys for a puppy should not be taken lightly. Here are some things you’ll want to keep in mind: Size: You will want to pick toys that your young pup can easily pick up and carry around, AND not so small... (go to article)

This is a featured guest article from Dig: The Dog Person's Dating App Author: Leigh Isaacson, Co-founder & CEO of Dig and Tabby Dating Apps Looking for an outdoor, Covid-conscious dog-friendly meetup idea? If you’re down South, you’re lucky. Otherwise… ready for summer already? Us, too. Let’s plan ahead. Where can you meet someone with your pup outside now - or maybe more so when the temperatures start rising? Dig - The Dog Person’s Dating App has got you and your pup covered: We want you to stay safe and healthy during the pandemic. The Centers for Disease Control & Prevention has great Covid-19 resources about social distancing, testing, vaccinations, and more.   Enjoy Shakespeare in the Park “My hounds are bred out of the Spartan kind; So flew'd, so sanded; their heads are hung with ears that sweep away the morning dew…” Shakespeare in the Park is a quintessential summer event for many cities, including Los Angeles, Seattle, and New York. Pack a picnic and a bottle of wine. Bring blankets and folding chairs. Together, become immersed in A Midsummer Night's Dream and watch professional actors perform soliloquies against... (go to article)