How To Safely Solo Hike
Equip yourself with the right knowledge, tools, and skills for the journey and you’ll be ready to hit the trail for your first solo adventure!
Night Riding Safety Tips
If you follow our tips and stick to the trail, you’ll eventually learn how to gracefully get through the trail even during the darkest night.
The benefits and drawbacks of running
Find out the benefits and shortcomings of running for your body from a cardiological standpoint.
Exercises To Improve Your Riding
If you want your ride to look and feel professional, try out some of these exercises to make your craft look impeccably smooth.
The Hiker’s Packing Guide: Gear You’ll Need to Survive the Wilderness
Whether you're day hiking through Yosemite or going on a thru-hike on the Appalachian trail, you need to be prepared for anything that a hike throws your way.
A Comprehensive Guide to Finding the Right Dog Sitter
There are certain expectations fur parents have when choosing the right pet sitter. It’s not a process that you should rush because you want to make sure you’re getting quality service and a loving handler.
Treating, Avoiding, and Dealing with Blisters on a Hike
Blisters can turn the most enjoyable hikes into the most unpleasant experience in a matter of minutes. You need to take care of your feet because if not, you run the risk of ending your hike early.
Interpreting the Psychology of a Dog’s Licks
To understand the psychology of dog licking, you must first learn to interpret the different types of licks.
Illumiseen Brand Ambassador Search
We’re thrilled to announce our first ever Illumiseen Ambassador Search and hope you are too!
Signs your furry friends are reaching their golden years
Signs of aging in dogs can be subtle and easily missed but being aware could help you catch health issues early. Being familiar with these signs will help you better understand your dog. It will also enable you to learn what needs to be done at this stage of your dog's life.
Horse Blanketing in Winter: To Blanket or Not?
The temperature is falling and you start feeling the need to wear sweaters and jackets. You wonder if you should give your horse a warm winter blanket as well. But does your horse need an extra layer?
