Pet Expressway for Dogs

About PetExpressway

About PetExpressway

Hello there my name is Keith Byrne and I’m an Irish guy who has been involved with dogs for over 40 years. In this website, I will show you how to enjoy and care for your dog in a responsible and caring way.

From an early age, I pestered my parents to get a dog. I would walk the neighbors’ dogs and volunteer to mind them at any opportunity. Eventually, my folks relented and at age 10 I was the proud owner of my first dog, a Kerry Blue Terrier called Oscar. Oscar and I went everywhere together.

The Kerry Blue Terrier is a native Irish breed of dog and they do not shed hair (hypoallergenic) , Consequently, I had to learn how to look after his coat and learn grooming techniques. It involved learning to brush and cut the hair with scissors and an electric blade. If the coat is left to its own devices it becomes very matted and my dog turns into a woolly sheep. Anyway, after many years of practice, I finally mastered the necessary skills to become a dog groomer. Soon I had a list of local dog clients and my local vet would recommend my services.

From dog grooming, I then entered the world of dog showing and it was a real eye-opener. To cut a long story short my dog became an Irish Champion on the dog show circuit. I was so proud of Oscar and he remained my best friend until he died at the age of 12.

I have also volunteered at animal shelters and also have been involved in pet sitting and dog walking. In Boston’s DSPCA shelter I met my good friend Lisa Aprea who has been involved in dog training and obedience all her life. Lisa has kindly volunteered her insights and knowledge of dog training techniques and tips on the articles on this site.

How is Content Created

The entire content on this site has been planned, written, and edited by myself and Lisa to ensure we meet the highest quality standards. As much as possible we try to get our hands on the items mentioned in this blog to get real-life experience with them but it is not always possible so we also rely on extensive online feedback from real customers of these items. I also spend a lot of time in my local pet stores and talk to their staff to get to know all the items that come out and which ones may be of interest to you. All in all, I want this site to be a place you can trust and that is not rigged by brand sponsorship so you can use our information to make the best decisions for yourself when it comes to looking after your four-legged friend.

What’s In It For You?

So why should you read Pet Expressway? I would say the main reason you would want to check us out is that you want to improve your dog’s and your quality of life and care for your dog in a responsible and caring way.

If you resonate with the following statements, you will enjoy the content you find on this site:

  • You want to enjoy your dog’s company and friendship after coming home after a long day of work.
  • You want to provide your dog with the care and attention that he/she deserves for being your best friend.
  • You want gear advice based on customer experience and not commercial sales pages.
  • You want to learn and understand how dogs and people can live happily together.

If you are on board with this, I look forward to having you read our guides and tests on doggie related material.

Keith Byrne

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Keith Byrne

Keith Byrne

From an early age Keith has been around dogs. He has been involved in dog grooming, dog walking, dog sitting and dog showing as well as voluntary work in animal shelters. His aim is to help all dog owners especially newbies learn about dogs and care for them in a loving, caring and fun way.

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