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Understand what your dog’s saying with his paw
10 questions to ask before adopting a dog
Adopting a dog? Consider your temperament and finances before making the commitment to add a dog to your family.
Find the perfect dog name
Choose the perfect dog name for your pup. Spend some time and find a dog name that best showcases your dog’s personality.
Unconventional adoptions: Give back to dogs who serve humanity
Unconventional adoptions include military and police dogs as well as older dogs or dogs with serious medical conditions who are otherwise hard to place.
10 reasons to adopt a dog
Adopt a dog: 10 reasons why you should adopt your next pet include saving lives at the animal shelter and improving your own fitness.
10 thing you need to know before adopting a special needs dog
Rescuing a special needs dog is a huge commitment, and you need to be completely ready before you sign the adoption paperwork.
Help your adopted dog adjust and thrive
Help your adopted dog adjust to his new home. Know that it takes time, patience and training consistency to help your pup thrive.
Prepare your home for a new pet
Prepare for your new pet to ensure they experience a smooth transition to your home. Give them plenty of time and attention to build a bond and create a foundation to ensure your dog has a long, healthy life.
Celebrate National Puppy Day by adopting a dog
National Puppy Day is an ideal day to consider adopting a puppy or dog. First, ask yourself seven questions to make sure you’re ready for the commitment.
Friendly cuddle bugs: Is a cavapoo the right dog for you?
A Cavapoo is a smart, friendly dog with moderate exercise needs. It’s a a crossbreed of the cavalier King Charles spaniel and poodle.
Best in show: Is a bichon frisé the right dog for you?
After an adorable bichon frisé won Best in Show at the 2018 Westminster Kennel Club competition, interest in the breed is spiking. But before acquiring a bichon frisé, do some research. The dogs are loving and good with kids, but require a lot of grooming.
Help your older dog adjust to a new companion
Older dogs usually accept a new dog, but some struggle. Let the dogs work it out. Step in only if the situation could become violent.
Dependent dog or independent dog? Choose the right breed for you
Determine your lifestyle, time and patience when deciding whether to adopt a dependent dog or an independent dog breed to suit your temperament.