The DIG Labs Dish

Our furry friends like to go everywhere with us, especially outside. But what dangers lie (or crawl!), outside? Canine Parasites. Creepy little cre...

Let's talk about the awesomeness of poop!  This discussion might not be the most ‘fun’ one to have, but poop is an important indicator of your dog...

July is National Pet Hydration Awareness Month and with the temperatures reaching over 90⁰ F in many parts of the U.S. we wanted to discuss avoidin...

What has been the most rewarding? The most rewarding aspect of fostering is definitely watching the dogs move onto their amazing forever families, ...

Fostering puppies can be extremely rewarding, especially in the form of lots of puppy belly rubs and cuddles. A few tips for fostering puppies incl...

Obedience training a foster is one of the best gifts you can give your new foster dog because training skills can be critical in helping to find hi...

The first day with a foster he or she may not have an appetite (or even go to the bathroom) - don’t be alarmed! This is totally normal for dogs wh...

The crate is a critical tool for ensuring your new foster dog’s safety, your safety, and increasing the adoptability of your dogs. Crate training ...

Fostering a dog when you have a resident dog (or more) at home can be done with a bit of pre-planning and coordination! The first step in the proc...

Your first day with a foster dog is an exciting new start to the next chapter of their journey! In the first 24 hours of bringing home a foster do...

Introducing a foster dog to your home should be a structured approach with phases. Remember that your new foster dog is entering an entirely new w...