DogWatch Dealers
By Jaclyn Mosher, September 19, 2024
At DogWatch®, it’s our mission to keep pets safe. Every September, in honor of National Preparedness Month, we encourage pet parents to take steps now to help keep pets safe in the event of an emergency.
This September, DogWatch Inc. is launching a new program to help safeguard a special class of animals – Police K9s and other working dogs.
The DogWatch K9 Care Program™ provides Police K9 Units and other working dogs teams with K9 Medic Kits. These compact, specially designed kits give the dog’s handlers the critical tools needed to provide immediate first aid to their canines should they be injured in the line of duty.
By Jaclyn Mosher, February 10, 2024
DogWatch Dealers, employees and family members from the US and Canada attended the 30th Annual DogWatch Dealer Meeting on February 2-4, 2024 in Hilton Head Island, SC. The meeting featured workshops, roundtable discussions, guest speakers, good food, great company and of course, dogs!
The weekend began Friday evening with a Welcome Reception, which provided a good opportunity to connect and catch up. On Saturday morning, DogWatch President Fred King kicked off the meeting by recognizing Dealers in attendance who were celebrating significant anniversary milestones, including:
By Jaclyn Mosher, January 12, 2024
New Year’s Resolutions aren’t just for people – dogs can join in, too! Here are four resolutions for dogs, and how DogWatch products can help you and your pup achieve these goals in 2024. Read post >
By Jaclyn Mosher, June 9, 2023
Lucy the Labradoodle lives on the shores of beautiful Joslin Lake in Unadilla, Michigan, and she loves to swim. Lucy’s parents, David and Kathy Downey, enjoy watching their young dog leap into the water, but they worried that she may swim too far away from their home. They needed a solution that would allow Lucy the freedom to enjoy the water while also giving them the peace of mind that she will stay close to home. Read post >
By Jaclyn Mosher, February 10, 2023
Over 200 DogWatch Dealers, employees and family members from the US and Canada attended the 29th Annual DogWatch Dealer Meeting on February 3-5, 2023 in Ponte Vedra, FL. The first in-person Dealer Meeting since February 2020, this year’s conference featured a record number of first-time attendees.
The weekend began Friday evening with an informal Welcome Reception, which provided a good opportunity to connect and catch up. On Saturday morning, Fred King kicked off the meeting by recognizing Dealers in attendance who were celebrating significant anniversary milestones, including:
By Jaclyn Mosher, January 18, 2023
Pointers and Setters, Spaniels and Whippets, hunting dogs come in all shapes, sizes, and breeds. Different breeds of hunting dogs share one similarity: they’re bred to hunt alongside humans. Dogs have been hunting with humans for thousands of years, and there’s evidence that this relationship reaches back to prehistoric times.
Hunting dogs are athletic, loyal, intelligent, eager to please, and typically have tremendous stamina. These attributes often prove invaluable during a hunt. Breeds that fall into this category also possess a strong predatory drive.
When their prey drive is triggered, these dogs can find themselves in hazardous situations. When chasing prey your dog could end up in the middle of a busy street, on someone else’s property, in hunting territory, or even lost. A Hidden Fence from DogWatch® is a great way to ensure that your hunting dog stays safely on your property.
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By Jaclyn Mosher, July 26, 2022
Did you know that you can trade in your existing Invisible Fence® or other professionally installed underground dog fence for a DogWatch® Hidden Fence and save money? It’s an easy and cost-effective way to ensure your pet will stay safe with the best, most advanced pet containment system available. Learn more about our upgrade program below. Read post >
By Jaclyn Mosher, May 3, 2022
They paw or scratch at the door. They sit at the window meowing. They follow you around the house, almost tripping you at every turn. If you have an outdoor cat, you know how much they love being outside and will do almost anything to get there.
If you have an outdoor cat, you also know the dangers of letting your feline family member outside. Outdoor cats live, on average, an estimated 8-10 fewer years than their indoor counterparts. A couple of common dangers for outdoor cats include feral animals, vehicles, and toxins such as antifreeze and fertilizers. However, there is a way to allow your outdoor cat to be an outdoor cat AND keep them safe!
A DogWatch® Underground Hidden Fence can help keep your outdoor cat safe by keeping them within the boundaries of your property while still allowing them the freedom to roam. Over the past three decades, DogWatch® Dealers have installed underground dog fences and indoor boundaries for thousands of cats across the country and around the world.
But how do you train a cat to use an electronic pet fence system?
By Jaclyn Mosher, February 17, 2022
Each year, our DogWatch Dealers, their staff, and family members congregate at a usually sunny and warm setting for the annual DogWatch Dealer meeting. At our meeting, Dealers celebrate each other’s accomplishments, share stories and experiences, attend seminars and workshops, and reconnect with their extended DogWatch family.
Unfortunately, the world has had other plans for the last two years. While the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we do many things, it hasn’t changed the camaraderie and passion of the DogWatch team.
By Jaclyn Mosher, January 14, 2022
Pointers and Setters, Spaniels and Whippets, hunting dogs come in all shapes, sizes, and breeds. Different breeds of hunting dogs share one similarity: they’re bred to hunt alongside humans. Dogs have been hunting with humans for thousands of years, and there’s evidence that this relationship reaches back to prehistoric times.
Hunting dogs are athletic, loyal, intelligent, eager to please, and typically have tremendous stamina. These attributes often prove invaluable during a hunt. Breeds that fall into this category also possess a strong predatory drive.
When their prey drive is triggered, these dogs can find themselves in hazardous situations. When chasing prey your dog could end up in the middle of a busy street, on someone else’s property, in hunting territory, or even lost. A Hidden Fence from DogWatch® is a great way to ensure that your hunting dog stays safely on your property. Read post >