October Pet of the Month: Missy October Pet of the Month I’m Missy (aka Miss Miss, Princess Licky Licky, or St. Stubbornicus III). I’ve lived with a couple of different families already but it seems third
Lola is a sweet coonhound rescued by One Tail at a Time from Arkansas. Read more about Lola here.
Thinking of taking a trip soon after getting vaccinated? We go over the benefits of in-home house sitting vs taking your pet to a kennel.
May Pet of the Month is a rescue from Oklahoma who is far too cute for his own good, and he knows it. He’s a great snuggler, loves playing fetch with his ball, and enjoys chasing birds when he’s out on walks.
Milo is the most affectionate, goofy, friendly, smart and lovable 11 month Mini Bernedoodle who weighs in at a whopping 43 pounds (mostly fur) and loves to play and make friends with humans and doggos.
We treat our Adventure Walks like hikes (because they basically are). As such, we like to come prepared with water, snacks and durable dog gear. It also doesn’t hurt to have a towel in the trunk just in case.
We’ve scoped out all the forest preserves and lakefront paths near Chicago. We give you our top list of places to take your pets on an Adventure Dog Walk.
Freddie is UT March Pet of the Month. He’s a One Tail at a Time rescue who is just over a year old.
February Pet of the Month: Toulouse February Pet of the Month Toulouse or Lou or mama or chicken nugget is the best, goofy, lovable, big derp out there, a American Bulldog/ Staffie mix with a total
Adventure enthusiast Harris is our January Pet of the Month. He is a One Tail at a Time rescue from Alabama who still is a country boy at heart.
Navigating the Pandemic as a Local Dog Walking Company 2020: Woof. Well, we won’t be sad to say goodbye to 2020. The pandemic touched every aspect of our lives this year, and our business was no
December Pets of the Month: Pippa & Crosby December Pets of the Month Urban Tailz December Pets of the Month are sisters Pippa and Crosby who are two beloved pups. With a combined weight of 140lbs there’s