Summer has officially started and it's time for fun family outings, picnics in the park and hiking and biking the trails. For many of us, our canine companions enjoy participating in all these fun activities. But, unfortunately not all our pets enjoy all the festivities as much as we do. The 4th of July can be especially distressing and scary for some dogs (and cats too).

eople dress up like animals all the time for Halloween - why not go the opposite way and dress your pets up like people. After all, pets are part of the family for a lot of people. They take them everywhere, buy them gifts, get spa treatments for them - why not a Halloween costume too. Now, it goes without saying that dressing your pet in a Halloween costume is more for the owner's enjoyment than the pet's. Having said that, you'll know your pet better than anyone

Everyone enjoys dressing up for Halloween and now you can include a costume for your pet dog or cat. Dressing up a pet dog or cat has become increasingly popular in the last few years. There are a variety of costumes to dress your dog or cat up in.

Halloween can be a festive and fun time of year for children and families; but for pets, it can be stressful and even dangerous. Here are some tips to keep your pets happy and safe this Halloween.

Festive holiday dog apparel is just one of the seasons hottest trends in fashion must haves.  From dog dresses, dog sweaters and hoodies to t-shirts, pajamas and pretty dog collars for Fluffy, fashion is no longer just for the upright type.