Find out how to keep your dog healthy, including tips on feeding and meeting your dog’s nutritional needs.
A publisher of dog travel guides has announced its 2013 list of the Top 200 Dog-Friendly Places in the United States. The list is broken down by state and includes at least one dog-friendly destination, activity or attraction…
People who travel with their dogs and take them around town have probably dined at an outdoor restaurant, coffee shop or fast food restaurant with their pooch. While U.S. state health codes usually ban pet…
According to the Center for Disease Control, it is estimated that 3.5 million children are bitten by dogs each year, and most victims are children under the age of 9. It is important that both…
Welcome to the second part of “What Is My Dog Saying?” All too often we try to figure out what our dogs are trying tell us. Are they whining because they have a bellyache, toothache,…
As time passes and we grow closer to our beloved animals, it is common (at some point) to think about how we’re going to handle the loss of a pet. Our dogs take their paws…
If you have not read Some People Should NOT Be Dog Owners: Part ONE, the conclusion will make better sense. This is my story about someone who made a few BAD decisions with a rescue dog….
Now that the winter months are here, fireplaces are blazing and all sorts of heaters are being utilized. While we take safety measures to avoid house fires, sometimes the worst situations come purely by accident….
Some consider them legends, and some think they are common knowledge but don’t confuse them for facts. For whatever reasons people have certain beliefs about dogs that simply aren’t true. And you have to be…
Spending time with family this holiday season certainly brought out some great stories about our dogs and our favorite treats–for dogs. My Aunt Helena told me about this dog treats recipe that she received from…