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Kendall WolfordJan 25, 20240 Comments

Press Release: Impact Dog Crates Celebrates Key Role in Historic Colorado Wolf Reintroduction

One month after the successful reintroduction of gray wolves by Colorado Parks and Wildlife into Grand County, Colorado, the process behind the historic achievement is now being showcased. Impact Dog Crates is proud to highlight how its pioneering crates played a crucial role in safeguarding the wolves throughout their transit journey.

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Impact TeamApr 29, 20250 comments

How to Soothe Your Dog’s Upset Stomach

It can always be a big concern when stomach issues arise, often serving as a warning sign for your dog's health. While an occasional upset stomach may be harmless, persistent...

Impact TeamApr 29, 20250 comments

How to Teach Your Dog to Bow: A Fun Training Trick

Teaching your dog a fun new trick is always rewarding, and who wouldn't love a dog that can bow? This simple yet impressive trick is easy to learn, enjoyable to...

Impact TeamApr 29, 20250 comments

Inherited Corneal Disease in Dogs: Causes and Care

Corneal dystrophy is a hereditary eye disease that affects a dog's ability to see clearly through its cornea. It is generally a progressive condition that leads to impaired vision over...

Impact TeamApr 29, 20250 comments

Interesting Facts About the Brittany Dog Breed

Developed in France for the primary purpose of hunting birds, these active and sport-oriented dogs are known for their incredible speed, keen sense of smell, and unwavering commitment to their...

Impact TeamApr 29, 20250 comments

Lesser-Known Facts About the Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever

The affectionate nickname "Toller" is a fitting tribute to this uniquely gifted breed—spirited, intelligent, and endlessly lovable. Originally bred for hunting, this versatile and adaptable dog excels in everything from...

Impact TeamApr 22, 20250 comments

Hidden Dangers of Stone Fruits for Dogs

Many pet owners enjoy sharing fresh fruit with their dogs, but some fruits—especially stone fruits like peaches, cherries, and nectarines—can be harmful if not prepared properly. Understanding these risks is...

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