by Annika Hugosson | May 14, 2026 | Dog Walking, Dogs, In-Home Pet Care
For busy dog owners in Durham, it can be tempting to think that a fenced backyard is enough exercise for a dog during the workday. After all, they have space, fresh air, and room to use the bathroom. But from a behavioral and physical health standpoint, there is a...
by Annika Hugosson | May 7, 2026 | About Bull City Pet Care, Cats, Dogs, In-Home Pet Care, Pet Sitting
Finding someone to care for your pet is a big decision, which is how you found yourself here (hi there!). You are doing the research to find the best care for your beloved pet. Whether you need dog walking or in-home cat care in Durham, the quality of your pet sitter...
by Annika Hugosson | Mar 19, 2026 | Dog Walking, Dogs, In-Home Pet Care, Our Dog Walking Team
Relocating to Durham for a role at Duke comes with a constraint that most neighborhood guides ignore: your schedule is going to be long, unpredictable, and often out of your control. For dog owners, that changes how you should think about where to live. The question...
by Annika Hugosson | Mar 6, 2026 | Dog Walking, Dogs, Durham Community, Pet Behavior
If you share your home with a high-energy dog, you’ve probably seen the pattern: mornings start calmly, but by late afternoon your dog is restless, vocal, pacing, or getting into things they normally wouldn’t. Maybe at the end of your workday, you come home to a wild...
by Melissa Lage | Dec 30, 2025 | About Bull City Pet Care, Animal Welfare, Cats, Dogs, Durham Community, Our Dog Walking Team, Pests, Pet Behavior, Pet Holidays, Pet Safety
As we look back on 2025, one thing stands out clearly: our blog posts this year weren’t just about pet care tips and tricks. They were about what truly supports pets, families, and our Durham community in the long term. Across seasons, holidays, and everyday moments,...
by Melissa Lage | Dec 20, 2025 | Animal Welfare, Dog Walking, Dogs, Durham Community, Our Dog Walking Team, Pet Health, Pet Safety
Bull City Pet Care walks dogs across Durham year-round. With that comes shared space with local wildlife. Over the years, we’ve learned that wildlife encounters are harmless. But because particular species become more active or defensive during mating and...
