BarkBox is one of the best things in our dog's life and it's not a secret to anyone. I swear she recognizes the brown box and goes for it right away, so good luck trying to hide it from her.

Oska is in love with BarkBox. She enjoys everything and anything that comes in that box for her. She doesn't mind Chewy one bit either, but I think BarkBox takes the cake.

We are faithful BarkBox customers and have been for a while. Our dog Oska seems to prefer BarkBox toys and treats to all others. She gets excited every time she gets the brown box delivered. I think she can smell it from a distance.

Dogs are awesome companions every day of our lives - they change us in some way, shape, or form; they give us kisses, love us unconditionally, and allow us to be a part of their animal lives. Our pets don't care about the calendar and the holidays, but we certainly do, and with Valentine's Day fast approaching

There is totally no reason why dogs shouldn't join their human friends in Valentine's Day celebration with gifts. To be honest, I didn't have anything planned for Marlo, but then our second Super Chewer box showed up at the door today, and we know it's full of gifts.

Christmas is almost here and if you have an animal in the house, we are sure there is a stocking hanging for it on your fireplace. And it doesn't matter that they have no idea what the occasion is - you do and you probably want to share the celebration with them.

Vacation in Paris this year is not gonna happen for anyone; we all have to accept that. French themed vacation in our backyard or at a local park is all the rage though, and that is OK this year.

I always feel that ordering my dog subscription boxes helps me save already. If I had to get out there and spend time driving, visiting different pet stores, browsing for best and cutest toys, and picking treats that are natural, I would spend not only more money, but my priceless time as well.

Dogs knew nothing about the famous coronavirus and still happily know nothing, so getting an extra box or two of treats doesn't seem suspicious to them. At least this is the story in my house.

I got really interested in dog subscription boxes recently. I am getting a box for me, so why shouldn't Marlo, especially when he is so interested in mine? I did some research online and read plenty of reviews to understand that two top ones are BarkBox and Chewy.com Goody Box.

We live in curious times for sure - empty grocery store shelves, empty highways, work and school from home, shelter in place order in most states. All of those measures are put in place to stop or at least slow down the spread of corona virus.

I always say that it can never be too many toys and treats for any dog. They give us their love and in addition to that feeling right back, we also should spoil them a little, or a lot. I know I am, with frequent shopping trips online and in stores.

We each have somethings to get obsessed about. Some obsessions are good and some are destructive. Where would I put my obsession with subscription boxes?

BarkBox always has a cute theme. This month it's all about fairs. I didn't grow up here and have never been to a fair as a child, but I can see the fun of them and the sentimental value a lot of people associate with those events.

New Scoob movie is about to come out and of course all dogs are ecstatic about such developments, so ecstatic in fact, that they need some visuals to support their festive mood. And BarkBox is here to help with its Scoob themed monthly box!

If I am a good tester of beauty and lifestyle subscription boxes, Marlo wins at testing dog goodie boxes. He has reviewed Chewy's Goodie Box, BarkBox, and Super Chewer box so far.

October is always for boos and scares and this year is no different. Sure, trick-or-treating might be a bit unusual with all the social distancing, but that's not something our furry friends concern themselves with.

In the time of subscription boxes, dogs have the biggest variety of boxes for them after humans, at least that is what it seems to me. I am no expert, but I have a dog, which I want to spoil, so I do research and do my fair share of subscription box trials.

There is a subscription box for everything these days, especially for those of us who always run out of time to find that perfect gift. Don't settle for something generic this Mother's day because while no such thing as a perfect gift exists (unless it's a cute puppy), subscription boxes come pretty close.

We love subscription boxes these days; we enjoy convenience and a surprise factor. Chances are you already have one or a few boxes and love them, but how about ordering something nice as a gift for loved ones this season?

Subscription business was booming last year and this year, 2020, is shaping to be the best one yet. The reasons for this high demand are a few - modern society loves convenience and enjoys delivered everything, and now we also have corona virus, worldwide quarantines, and self-guided decisions to stay home to limit all social contact.

Both of those boxes come from the same company, but there are few key differences between them. I have tried two Bark Boxes and one Super Chewer and thus have some experience to share with those of you who are thinking about a subscription box for your dog.

This love is what made look for a gift for him in the first place, and with increasing popularity of subscription boxes, I decided that a gift that keeps on giving every month is the best option possible.

Today was Marlos lucky day - he got the second BarkBox to open and enjoy. In fact he was so happy and eager to take all the treats and toys out that I had hard time taking a few pictures of the box and its contents.

Receiving KiwiCo crates are always little celebrations in our family, kinda like what our dog feels when he gets his Chewy Goody Box. Kids enjoy those crates because they get something to do and mom is not yelling about getting off computer screens for a change.