A Gallery of Dogs Who are Baseball Fans
Each year it seems that another Major League ballpark has a “dog day” where you can take your dogs to the stadium. Here in New York, the Mets have been doing it for years. It’s…
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20 Dog Breeds Blacklisted by Insurance Companies
Getting a dog can be a joyous event. Having a backyard where the kids chase Rover around the yard or walk it on a leash is part of the American Dream. Kids snuggling with dogs…
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The Four Ways Dogs React When They Feel Uneasy
Dogs have a very specific way of communicating their feelings, but owners don’t always understand what their actions mean. When a dog freezes and refuses to move on a walk, it can be frustrating. Dogs,…
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Why Now is a Great Time to Tackle Your Dog’s Bad Breath
If your dog’s breath has started to become an issue, it’s time to do something about it. After all, what better time than now to start introducing your furry friend to the concept of oral…
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What You Need to Know About Oregano Oil for Dogs
While chemical and manufactured medications can treat many health conditions in dogs, there are also benefits of using some natural products. One substance that has recently attracted attention is oregano oil, as studies have shown…
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10 Awesome Indoor Activities for Dogs
While the dog parks were off-limits during lockdown, finding new ways of keeping your pet entertained at home became the new number one priority for pet owners. Fortunately, there’s no shortage of fun things you…
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Is it Possible You’re Walking Your Dog Too Much?
Everyone knows that both diet and exercise are vital to maintaining good health. This not only applies to humans, but also to most animals. Vets advise walking your dog regularly so that they maintain a…
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A Dog’s Nose Does Way More Than Sniff
Most of us are aware of the fact that dogs have a keen sense of smell. They use their noses to sniff everything from another animal’s butt to your pant leg to discover if you’ve…
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Can Your Dog Get Poison Ivy?
If you’ve ever had a first-hand encounter with Poison Ivy, you’ll know how painful the experience can be. Red, inflamed, itchy skin, blisters, fever… with symptoms like these, it’s little wonder that parents still give…
