Find out what your dog’s sleep positions mean
Can you decipher dog tail messages?
Understand what your dog’s saying with his paw
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.
3 tips for first-time puppy owners
It can be confusing for first-time puppy owners to know exactly how to care for their new dog. Use these tips to help ease the transition from first-time puppy owner to successful dog parent.
Puppy 101: 7 tips to start your new dog on the right paw
Raising a puppy right takes a lot of work and patience. Use DogsBestLife.com’s Puppy 101 guide to help get your puppy started on the right paw.
Give a dog a home for the holiday – just don’t give a dog
Don’t give a dog as a surprise holiday gift. Involve the future owner in the research if you choose to give a dog as a gift.
Is it better to have two dogs?
If you plan to leave your dog during the day while you are at work, it may be better to have two dogs so that they can keep each other company.
Mutts illustrate the best in dog breeds
Mutts are the only real dogs as far as many dog owners are concerned and for them the more breeds in the mix, the better.
Avoid the green-eyed canine monster
Beware the dangers of the green-eyed canine monster when you introduce your dog to new people, another dog or bring a baby home.
Is a male or female dog right for you?
When you adopt a dog, decide whether a male or female dog is right for you. That X or Y chromosome makes a difference in some behaviors and medical issues.
Be sure you’re prepared for commitment before adopting dog
Before you consider adopting a dog, be honest about why you want one, your willingness to train and care for it and your financial ability to support a dog.
Which is better a male or female dog?
When you choose a pet, whether it is male or female dog likely makes little difference if your focus is on the personality and temperament of the dog.