Bloodhounds: More Than A Nose
It turns out the Bloodhound is now famous for something other than its incredible nose. A Bloodhound named “Trumpet” was crowned Best-in-Show this week at …
Pugpalooza’s Pug of the Month: “Emi”
This loveable pug, who barks for French fries, is a cherished companion of Abby Eakin of Council Grove, Kan. Abby rescued Amy (she calls her …
Pugpalooza at Washunga Days This Week
The Pugpalooza crew will be at the Washunga Days Expo in Council Grove, Kan., on June 17-18. Our booth will feature our complete line of …
Dog Gone Missing? Search Immediately!
It’s one of the most tragic things that can happen to a pet parent: a beloved dog or cat goes missing. Countless dogs and cats …
Product Review: CHILLZ Dog Cooling Mat
CHILLZ Cooling Pad for Dogs This cooling mat is made by the CHILLZ company. It’s a thin cooling mat filled with a patented gel. The …
Can Scent Dogs Detect Coronavirus? Study Says Yes
It seems there are no limits to a dog’s sniffer. Researchers in Finland recently conducted a study and confirmed that scent dogs can be taught …
Did You See That? Dog Divers Get Airtime
Many dogs like water and like to jump, so why not put them together in a friendly competition? There’s a canine sport that does just …
Meet Tug: Pugpalooza’s Pug of the Month
This adorable, energetic little pug who loves to chew on his brother’s tails and back legs is the companion of David and Nicky Bitzenburg Flack …
Fetch! Chasing a Ball is Only One Kind of Play
We love to watch dogs run after a thrown ball and then smartly bring it back for another toss. Ball-fetching is what researchers call “object …
New Pets Came With the Pandemic. What Now?
Americans welcomed a lot of pets to their homes during the Covid pandemic, according to several surveys. Forty-five percent of households owned a dog in …