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February 02, 2026
KatkaThere are two kinds of people, the ones that love winter and those who hate it and can’t wait to see the summer coming. It’s the same with dogs. Some of them can play in the snow for hours, and others are heading home after five minutes outside in cold weather. Either way, we have to pay more attention to dog care during the winter season. Winter weather requires special winter care for your belov

January 05, 2026
KatkaDressing dogs in winter is a controversial topic among dog owners. Some enjoy dressing up their furry friends and have a wide range of clothing options for them, while others argue that dogs do not need clothes as they are already equipped with a natural coat to keep them warm. So, do dogs get cold? The short answer is yes — dogs can feel cold, but not all dogs experience cold weather in the same

December 18, 2025
KatkaThroughout this year, we’ve been working hard to fulfill your wishes on how to improve the Barkio app. We’ve been carefully listening to your feedback and turning your ideas into new, genuinely useful features. Thanks to you, Barkio has grown into a more powerful and user-friendly dog monitor than ever before. In 2025, Barkio received 9 updates packed with new features, improvements, and bug fixe

November 24, 2025
KatkaWhile people enjoy New Year's Eve celebrations with spectacular fireworks, for pets, it is often the scariest day of the year. The endless noise and flashes of light coming from all directions can be not only an unpleasant memory on one day of the year but also a traumatic experience that can cause long-term effects for your dog. Unpredictable reactions to any noise, barking, knocking, howling, ex

October 23, 2025
KatkaFear of loud or unexpected noises is a very common problem in dogs. A motorcycle on the street, the noise of a garbage truck, a siren, construction work, or a thunderstorm - all of these can trigger panic in a sensitive dog. If your dog shakes, whines, hides, or barks in these situations, it is not a whim, but a natural reaction to stress. The good news is that fear can be worked on - sensitively