Blog | Muttly Crew Inc

Finding support and help: how your community can make a difference

All of us can make a difference for animals in our everyday lives, whether it's by adopting a pet, choosing products not tested on animals, eating a humane diet, or engaging your community in animal protection issues. With so many widespread problems facing animals, it takes all of our collective efforts to confront these cruelties and change things for the better. Look for ways you can help animals in your community and across the country. Please share whatever you come up with with others.

Loving your pup!

Pup parents know that our dogs love us deeply, even though they do not express it in the same manner as humans do. Recently, behavioral research saddened dog lovers when it showed that most dogs don’t like to be hugged. That’s not to say that our pups don’t enjoy receiving affection; they live for our love and approval! Try showing them your devotion in a language they can understand.

Paving the path to a brighter future

While rescue dogs come from various backgrounds and experiences, they all have one important thing in common: They are dogs, and the dog you choose needs to be understood and treated as such. Dogs need order and leadership. They seek pack structure, structure which you must provide. Your dog needs to know that you are the boss and that you have a set of house rules. This makes the transition from where ever they have been to your home easier, faster and more rewarding. If You Have Not Already Done So... Hold a family meeting to create rules about caring for the dog. Will he or she be allowed on the couch, the bed, and in all rooms of the house? Where will he or she sleep and eat? Who will wa

Be a Champion Dog Owner

Be a Champion Dog Owner People who own dogs live longer, healthier lives, according to Time Magazine. But it pays to be prepared and to do some homework on the right dog for you. Brody is looking for his forever home. He is a wonderful boy. Choose the right dog for your lifestyle You need to do a little self-inventory before getting a pet. Make sure that dog that you choose fits well into your lifestyle. If you have small children bigger dogs are better. If you work all day make sure to line up a dog walker or a doggie day care, dogs get lonely like people. If you live in a small home dont get a big dog. Spend time thinking about the right fit. Talk to a rescue who can help you get the ri

Jingo is looking to you to give him a wonderful home!

Jingo is available for adoption and he doesn't make any messes. Look at his sweet face! Every dog owner thinks their furry friend is the cutest, but unfortunately, that fur is more than just cute and cuddly. It ends up in your home, along with smells, mud, and all kinds of other messes. Keeping your home cleaner with a dog is entirely doable, though, even on a budget. These cost-saving tips will help you manage the mess without breaking the bank. Quick and Cheap Clean-Ups Even with the best prevention efforts, any dog owner will end up with messes in their home. The trick is to stay on top of it by frequently doing quick and easy clean-ups. Stock up on budget-friendly cleaning supplies by lo