Regular exercise is important for Fido as well as for you. Furthermore, it will improve your dog’s health and well-being, while both of you can enjoy some quality time together. Now, regardless of weather or environment you can be assured your dog is getting a great workout anytime, anywhere, keeping your furry friend healthy and happy.

I love the work of Kouichi Kimura; it’s minimalistic, fresh and sophisticated, and as a dog owner I was so pleased to find out about this pet-friendly home design by the talented Japanese architect. I wish more of today’s architects would design more houses with pets and their owners in mind.

The Cube Toy Box is a great storage accessory for keeping towels, dog toys, leads and other groomer equipment. It’s also perfect for storing all of your kids stuffed animals, too! Whether at home or on the go, the Cube is handy, sturdy and collapsible so you can fold it flat and hide it away when not in use.

Check out these beautiful weekend projects inviting all you pet lovers to update your dog house or cat walk, offering a delightful collection of unexpected designs as well as inspiring ideas for living with pets from pet-loving architects, designers, and artists.

Set up a storage area for your pet accessories and position it near the kitchen door – kind of like your own dog store at home. This simple idea, from our ‘Living With Pets’ series, will make it very convenient as your dog leash, pet shampoo and toys could all be found in one place, close at hand.

This tip from our ‘Living With Pets‘ series provides an ideal solution for devising a private space for your pet in your home. It is essential for your dog to have a place of its own, a lair where they can sleep, play with their toys or simply keep to themselves when needed.

This tip from our ‘Living With Pets’ series deals with your beloved pet’s outside space. Why not create a courtyard? – an ideal solution especially if you’re a dog owner living in an urban complex.

This tip from our ‘Living With Pets’ series deals with the question: How to control your dog when guests arrive? The pet living scenario at our house goes something like this: As someone rings the door bell, our two dogs rush to the door both jumping and barking as one of us tries to hold them back, the other attends to our visitor. Sometimes we even go outside to welcome our guest, locking the dogs inside the house – doesn’t that seem a little upside down?

Living with two dogs is the best. However, sometimes i wish we had some practical ideas on how to make our lives, as well as theirs, a bit more comfortable. You see, as much as we love our dogs, I’m not quite sure who’s the “leader of the pack”, since they have their sneaky way to push us off the couch and into the kitchen or simply order us around just for fun.