Canine Cognitive Dysfunction, also known as dog dementia, affects 50% of dogs 11 and older. The disease can change your dog’s awareness and memory.
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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.
Help your dog sleep all night: The most common cause of canine insomnia is pent-up energy. Help your dog sleep through the night by making sure she gets plenty of exercise.
Why does my dog get hiccups? Dog hiccups are so common some veterinarians think that they can be a part of the laundry list of “growing pains” some puppies must endure.
Could my dog have canine autism? Most puppies and dogs diagnosed with “canine autism” are reactive and often lack socialization skills. Reactive animals often inherit an anxiety disorder.
Use music to soothe separation anxiety: Soothe dog separation anxiety with music, not medication. The right tune can calm your dog so he can relax and fall asleep.
Aggressive puppy warning signs: Common aggressive puppy behavior warning signs: snarling, growling, mounting, snapping, lunging, challenging stance, aggressive barking and biting.
Couch potato dogs for couch potato owners: Make an honest assessment of your lifestyle to help you choose the right dog. If you’re a couch potato, get a couch potato dog, not a high energy dog.
Why does my puppy get hiccups? What can I do to stop dog hiccups?
Dog hiccups are so common some veterinarians think that they can be a part of the laundry list of “growing pains” some puppies must endure.
Is a smart, athletic Belgian Malinois the right dog for you?
A Belgian Malinois is a loyal, loving companion who needs training, and every opportunity to stay physically active and intellectually engaged.
Understand the four chapters of your dog’s life
Four chapters of your dog’s life: puppy, young adult, adult and senior. Understand each stage to provide the proper care your dog needs.
Unlock the secret of 5 dog sleep positions to help your pup sleep tight
Dog sleep positions range from curling up tight to sleeping on their backs. The position shows your dog’s confidence and trust in you.
The hidden costs of pet ownership: Can you really afford a dog?
Most people know they’ll need to provide food and vet care for their new dog, but what about the hidden costs of pet ownership?
Dogs keep kids happy and healthy
Dogs provide health benefits for children that range from boosting their immune and cardiovascular systems to reducing stress and improving their self-esteem.
Is a loyal, easy-to-train Labrador Retriever the right dog for you?
The Labrador Retriever is known for its trainability. Labs are highly motivated dogs, which makes them one of the easiest breeds to teach.
Is the nosy, clever Beagle the right dog for you?
The Beagle is ruled by scent and will ignore anything (even training and food) for a really good sniff. This fun-loving dog makes a wonderful family pet.
Adding a rescue dog to the family? 5 helpful tips for adopting a furry family member
When you adopt a shelter dog, find out as much about that dog as you can (i.e. his personality, background history, health history, etc.)