Are you thinking about getting a dog but are hesitant because you live in an apartment? Don't be! With the right care and attention, your dog can thrive in an apartment environment!

Increase the curb appeal of your backyard and create a dog friendly haven! If you're looking for some fun DIY projects to do this spring and summer, you can add some style to your yard and give your pup some great spaces!

Did you know that some very common plants are toxic to dogs? If you plan to plant flowers in your yard this spring, make sure they are dog-friendly! Even if you don't have a dog, it is important to keep toxic plants away from sidewalks so neighbors' dogs don't get to them. Here is a list of common but toxic plants to avoid having in your yard this year! 

Get outside with your pup this summer at an off leash dog park! 

Create a cute and cozy dog bed out of an old end table to give your pup their own space in the living room. 

 

 

First either choose a table you already have to repurpose, or head to a thrift store to buy one to redo! Make sure the table you did choose has an open bottom and preferable a shelf for the dog bed to go. Then you will want to sand [...]

See our list of dog licensing information as well as rules & regulations for dog owners in the cities of Boston, Brookline, Cambridge, Newton, and Somerville. 

Selling a home that you share with a four-legged occupant requires some planning. First, we always tell our clients to declutter the space of dog-related items, but not to the point where you make your pet anxious. Put away the things they don’t use so much, and neatly organize the things that keep them happy. 

When it comes to securing your dream apartment, your pet's résumé is just as important as your application. I know it sounds silly, but hey, it's Boston!

Sometimes when people list their house for sale they forget to consider what their pets will do during showings. As pet-friendly Realtors at Unit Realty Group are able to work with our clients and their animals.

When we have pets, they quickly become a part of our family. But when it comes to selling your home, potential buyers may not be impressed by the presence of your four-legged family member.