Stayadoodle Journal

Boredom in dogs can lead to unwanted behaviours and increased stress. In Canada’s long winters or busy urban lifestyles, dogs may not always receive enough stimulation. This guide outlines common signs of boredom and practical ways to support your dog’s mental and physical wellbeing.

From seawall strolls to mountain hikes, Vancouver dogs are part of an active and outdoor focused lifestyle. Naming trends on the West Coast reflect nature, personality, and modern city living. Here is a look at the most popular dog names in Vancouver and practical advice for choosing one that suits your pup.

From riverside trails to suburban parks, Ottawa dogs answer to a mix of timeless classics and nature inspired favourites. Naming trends in Canada’s capital reflect outdoor living, bilingual culture, and practical city routines. Here is a look at the most popular dog names in Ottawa and how to choose one that suits your pup.

From downtown condos to suburban backyards, Toronto dogs answer to some clear favourites. Naming trends in the Greater Toronto Area reflect personality, culture, and city living. Here is a look at the most popular dog names in Toronto and practical tips for choosing one that works for you and your pup.

Choosing a name for your dog is one of the first meaningful decisions you make as a pet parent. In Edmonton, trends reflect personality, culture, and a love for the outdoors. Here is a look at some of the most popular dog names in Alberta’s capital and tips for choosing the right one for your pup.

Ottawa offers a remarkable mix of river pathways, forest trails, and scenic lookouts that are ideal for hiking with your dog. From urban green spaces to nearby provincial parks, there are options for every activity level. This guide highlights five of the best dog friendly hikes near Ottawa and practical tips for exploring safely in the National Capital Region.

The holiday season brings decorations, gatherings, and festive meals into Canadian homes. While celebrations are joyful, they can also introduce unexpected risks for pets. This guide outlines common holiday hazards and practical steps to keep your dog safe and secure.

Canadian winters can be beautiful, but they also present real challenges for dogs. Snow, ice, wind, and road salt can affect comfort and health. This guide outlines practical steps to keep your dog warm, safe, and comfortable during cold weather.

Dogs may not use words, but they communicate affection in clear and meaningful ways. Understanding these signals helps strengthen the bond between you and your companion. This guide explores how dogs show love and how Canadian pet parents can respond thoughtfully.