Spring is almost in the air. With spring comes a package of seasonal allergies. This is true not just for humans but also for the man’s best friend. If you want your dog to be happy, you need to take some extra care of their health during allergy season.
As dog owners, we know all too well what a vet visit means. Vet anxiety is a very real thing that dogs experience, and there's a few things you can do to combat this fear for your pup.
Many dogs are very tolerant of small children, but it's still important to be aware of the potential dangers to your baby. There are precautions you can take to keep your baby safe, especially once he is crawling and beginning to start walking
Resource guarding is a common issue for dogs, and comes naturally through their genes. But what can be done to help a dog that's overprotective?
Many dog owners live with the misconception that because their pets have a coat of fur, they can tolerate the cold better than humans. This isn’t necessarily the case.
With the arrival of a new year inevitably comes a variety of new year's "resolutions." We vow to better ourselves through losing weight, quitting smoking, stop procrastinating, and so on. But how may we improve ourselves as dog owners?
The holidays are upon us, many families across the country are preparing to celebrate! The holidays are a wonderful time full of gift-giving, great food, and warm family moments. And with that, you've hopefully been considering ways to include your best friend in the celebrations.
Your dog probably isn't barking at ghosts that roam the halls of your haunted house. He or she might actually be trying to tell you something...
Dogs love to chew objects that are heavily covered with the scent of human family members. Here's why your dog might be chewing on items in your home, and what to do to stop it.
When it comes to crating your dog, little things can make a big difference. The location of your crate is always a question we get, so here's 3 things to keep in mind.
