Arctic Sammy's Blog

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Why a Dog Poop Bag Holder is a Must-Have Accessory
While owning a dog is one of life’s greatest pleasures, it does come with its share of responsibilities too. And well, sh—happens! A dog poop bag holder is a necessary addition to every walk. A sma...

Cleaning
Why Compostable Poop Bags are the Greener, Better Approach
Here’s a harsh reality: most of the “biodegradable” dog poop bags you see on supermarket shelves aren’t actually better for the environment. These bags, which are designed to degrade faster, are mo...

Dog Accessories
Essential Dog Accessories for New Dog Owners
So you’ve found your new best friend? Congratulations! Owning a new dog can be one of the most exciting experiences of your life. But it can also be daunting, especially if you’ve never had a canin...

Camping
Expedition Down Under: Two dogs, two humans and a camper exploring Australia
Traveling Australia in a Campervan: A dream for many around the world. Jess and Sam (@tailsdownunder) quit their jobs, took their dogs Harley and Clooney and made their dream come true. Arctic Samm...

Dog Accessories
How Dog Collar Lights Let You See Your Dog in the Dark
Dogs love to roam and explore, and their passion for the great outdoors doesn’t disappear when the sun goes down. If you’re like most dog owners, letting your furry friend off the lead can be scary...

Dog Accessories
Why Quality Dog Bandanas are More than Fashion Accessories
Dog bandanas are stylish accessories that help your canine stand out in the crowd, but there are so many more uses for them.
Dog bandanas are fun and easy accessories that show off your dog’s pers...

Camping
Are Dog Raincoats Necessary?
Obviously, the most important benefit of a pet raincoat for your dog is that it keeps your dog dry during wet weather conditions. But there are many more benefits for you and your pup which we will...

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3 ways to get your dog to drink more water on hikes
We have compiled three tips and tricks to keep your pooch happy, healthy, and most importantly – hydrated on the trail.