We all love our dogs, but not necessarily their doggy smells. While some pets simply enjoy eating, romping or rolling in foul things, bad odors can also be a sign of serious health problems in your pet. Knowing the source of your dog’s bad smell, the...
The American Humane Association estimates that more than 10 million cats and dogs are lost or stolen in the United State...
We all have a plan to keep our families safe when a hurricane, tornado or flood hits home, but making a plan for your pe...
Dogs are famous for chewing on rancid, rotten and otherwise offensive objects, and they aren’t shy about sharing their bad breath with humans. Sometimes, a toothbrush can fix the problem, but a foul mouth can also be a sign something is wrong. By lea...
We’re all guilty of spoiling our dogs with a human snack every now and again, but some foods are best kept away from our...
Your dog’s collar is one of the most important everyday tools you use with your pet, but choosing the right one can be o...
Every dog parent has watched with envy as a friend, neighbor or relative walks his canine companion seamlessly down the street. Good leash manners don’t come easily, however, and require patient and consistent training on your part.
Leash tugging c...
Everyone has watched in wonder as a puppy turns circles in a frantic attempt to catch his own tail. This playful behavio...
Dogs pant when they’re excited, scared, and even when they get too hot. It’s a normal physiological function for our pet...
Many dog owners are puzzled when their canine companions tear at the ground with their hind feet after eliminating. Often, they assume the behavior is similar to a cat’s— that their pooch is attempting to “cover up” his mess. This couldn’t be farther...
