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How To Make Your Dog Look Like A Superstar On Instagram

12/17/2019

We all love our dogs and we also love our social media. And who doesn't like to look at cute dog pictures on Instagram?

Today we have an exclusive article written by Ryan Goodchild of pupperslove.com to help us make our dogs look their very best when we post their pictures on Instagram.

If you have not yet checked out Ryan's site, you are truly missing out as pupperslove.com is a very cool site offering inspiring stories about our best friends. There will soon be a book available as well, so please be sure and follow the website for the latest updates.

We hope you will enjoy this article and check out the many internet resources available to help make your dog a superstar on Instagram.

We thank you Ryan and look forward to your upcoming book.

How to Make Your Dog Look Like a Superstar on Instagram

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Doting dog parents don’t have Instagram feeds full of selfies. Instead, they have endless photos of their beloved barker!

While we think every little thing our dogs do is adorable, we also know that not every snap we take of them is worthy of posting on social media. After all, it’s sometimes impossible to get Fido to sit still long enough for us to capture that aww-worthy pose, and even Instagram’s best filters can’t always remedy a poor lighting situation.

If this sounds familiar, we’ve rounded up some of the best advice on how to take the absolute sweetest dog photos that will make your dog look like a bone-afide Instagram celebrity.

Get Your Dog to Pose for the Camera Like a Model

Want to Get Your Dog to Look at the Camera? Here’s How

Easy Tricks to Teach Your Dog … for Cute Photos

How to Take Better Action Photos of Dogs

Pro Tips to Capture the Best Pictures of Your Pets

How to Make Your Dog/Puppy Sit Still for a Photo

How to Get the Best Lighting for Smartphone Photos

Tips for Taking Low-Light Photos with Your Smartphone

Which iPhone Should I Choose?

How to Choose the Best Android Phone

iPhone Photography 101: Quick Tips to Take Better iPhone Photos

Use AR Stickers on Google Pixel to Add Extra Flair to Your Snaps

10 Tips for Smartphone Photo Editing

How to Grow Your Dog’s Instagram Followers

All of us dog moms and dads think we have the world’s most precious pup — and we’re all right! Do your pooch justice by using these tips to help him shine on Instagram.

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Tips For Tackling Pet Messes

12/3/2019

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We are pleased to welcome once again, guest blogger Nick Burton of ourbestdoggo.com. Nick and his wife Mary have created their site to provide resources and support for dog owners. If you have not yet checked it out, please do. It offers a wealth of information and it is clearly a labor of love.

Today Nick touches on a topic that all pet owners can relate to - tips for tackling pet messes with minimal stress and maximum savings. We know you will enjoy the article and we thank Nick for writing this article exclusively for us here at loyalpitbulllove.com

4 Tips for Tackling Pet Messes With Minimal Stress and Maximum Savings

Do you struggle with keeping your dog-friendly home tidy without spending a lot of money? It turns out that cleaning up after your pup can be more affordable and less stressful when you have a few tricks up your sleeve. So to help you out, here are a few low-cost, low-effort tips for tackling and preventing some of the most common and stressful dog-related messes in your home.

Obliterate Dog Odors by Using The Right Cleaners

Does your pup have problems with body odor? That smell can be endearing when you’re a dog mom or dad, but when pet smells become overwhelming, it may be time for a deep cleaning with some odor-eliminating products. If you’re battling urine smells, an enzymatic cleaner is your best bet for breaking up those odors. You could also call in a professional carpet cleaning service to tackle those tough pet odors, although this can be a more costly way to get your carpets and fabrics clean. For other pet smells and messes, using vinegar and baking soda will usually do the trick by actually removing pet smells, instead of just covering them up. Used separately or together, these inexpensive ingredients are handy to keep around your home.

Tackle Stuck-On Saliva With a Few Low-Cost Tools

When your pups like to give extra love to your home’s surfaces in the form of kisses and nose prints, it can be pretty adorable. However, all of those saliva stains and drool marks can add up over time and cause your home to look a bit grimey. So if your pup has left a mark on windows or mirrors, a few inexpensive tools are all you need to clean them off. Vinegar and baking soda come to the rescue again to clean stubborn lick marks off those shiny surfaces, but you should also pick up a good squeegee and a soft sponge. You can find coupons online that will help you save on these essentials. When those window kisses seem obsessive, you may also want to do some homework to figure out why. Compulsive licking can be a sign of untreated pain or other health/behavior issues in dogs, so it’s a good idea to rule potential problems out for your pup.

Fight Neverending Fur Battles With Simple Tricks

Are fur and dander a normal part of your home life? Well, you can start solving your shedding issues by sticking to appropriate grooming schedules for your dog. Aside from helping to keep your home much cleaner, regular grooming also allows you to spot issues with your dog’s fur and skin, prevent fleas or ticks from getting out of hand, and keep ears, teeth, and paws healthy. For maximum effectiveness, be sure to brush your dog’s fur frequently and brush those chompers regularly as well (this will prevent bad breath, too). For any leftover fur or dander that finds its way into your carpet or fabrics, invest in an affordable vacuum designed for pet hair and also invest in a stockpile of lint rollers. These tools can be a lifesaver when your dog sheds a lot.

Avoid Big Pet Messes With Proper Dog Training

Frequent grooming and health check-ups can be vital for preventing recurrent messes from compulsive licking or excessive shedding, but providing your pup with proper training can also reduce your need to clean. If you just adopted your dog, for example, you may need to work on potty training to avoid having constant stains and odors from ruining your floors. Separation anxiety is another common behavioral issue that can have consequences for your home and furniture. Preventing destructive behavior linked to anxiety takes patience and time, but curbing these unwanted behaviors is the easiest way to keep your home clean, your dog happy, and to save your sanity from constantly cleaning up big messes or buying extra cleaning supplies.

Stop letting dog messes get you and your budget down! Cleaning up after your furkids doesn’t have to take a lot of time and money. It just takes having the right cleaning tips and tricks to tackle stains, fur, and odors without all of the hassle.

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Sue Torres is an animal advocate, rescue volunteer and proud owner of a previously abused pit bull who was slated to be destroyed for being tense and fearful in the shelter environment.

Inspired by their resilience, devotion and ability to forgive, she now devotes herself to restoring the image of these once-esteemed and cherished family pets. She works tirelessly to promote the adoption of pit bulls in our nation's shelters and change perceptions about this extremely misunderstood and unjustly maligned breed.

She lives in Connecticut with her rescued pit bull, Mickey. Her first book, Loyalty Unleashed was published in May, 2014 and is avsailable in paperback and e-book formats. Loyalty Unleashed II (her second book) is now available, also in paperback and e-book formats.

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