Helpful tips, local adventures, and stories from the Tails on Trails pack.
Surviving the Snow and Ice Across Anne Arundel County
The past week and a half has been a true test of winter patience here in Anne Arundel County. Between snow, ice, refreezing roads, and unpredictable sidewalks, daily routines have required extra planning, caution, and flexibility. From Severn to Annapolis, conditions...
Winter Dog Walking Safety Tips
Winter in Anne Arundel County can be beautiful—but it can also bring icy sidewalks, freezing temps, and hazardous walking conditions for both pets and people. At Tails on Trails, we walk dogs year-round, and winter is the season when safety matters most. Here are a...
What to Expect as a New Client: Our Dog Walking Intake Process
Why This Process Matters We believe that great dog care starts with strong communication and trust—both with you and your pup. Our intake process is designed to create a smooth, comfortable transition, where your dog feels safe and happy, and you feel confident...
October Is Pet Obesity Awareness Month: How Regular Walks Help Keep Local Pups Healthy
Did you know that over half of dogs in the U.S. are overweight or obese? October is Pet Obesity Awareness Month, making it the perfect time to talk about how we can help our furry friends stay healthy — right here in Severn, Odenton, Severna Park, Millersville,...
Dog Walking in Anne Arundel County: Why Tails on Trails Leads the Pack
When you’re away at work or running errands, your dog still needs exercise, bathroom breaks, and a friendly face to brighten their day. That’s where Tails on Trails comes in — proudly serving Severn, Odenton, Hanover, Gambrills, Crofton, Millersville, Severna Park,...
Fall Dangers for Dogs: How to Keep Your Pet Safe This Autumn
As the crisp air sets in and the leaves start to turn, fall becomes a favorite season for many in Anne Arundel County—dogs included. Cooler temperatures often mean longer dog walks, fun leaf piles, and cozy cuddle sessions. But while autumn has its charms, it also...
6 Things You May Not Have Realized Are Poisonous to Your Dog
6 THINGS YOU MAY NOT HAVE REALIZED ARE POISONOUS TO YOUR DOG As dog owners, there’s nothing we care about more than keeping our pets healthy and safe. March 21st-27th is National Poison Prevention Week, and we’re highlighting some of the common things in your...
If Dog Had Thumbs
March 3rd is national If Pets Had Thumbs Day! We took this opportunity to speculate about what our dogs would do if they had thumbs! If dogs had thumbs… they’d text you all day! They’d probably say how much they love and miss you, and how many cars have driven by the...
Keeping Your Dog’s Heart Healthy
Keeping Your Dog's Heart Healthy February is American Heart Month, and it's not just for humans! This is also a time to learn about keeping your dog's heart healthy, too. Heart disease, which is common in humans, is rare for dogs and can lead to serious health...