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Barking bodyguards: Discover why dogs make you feel more secure

Posted November 13, 2023

Woman cuddles with terrier. Dogs provide emotional security.

Dogs provide emotional security, make people feel safer, and can also serve as guard dogs. They reduce stress and improve physical health.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: Dog health benefits

Tap into your dog’s hidden powers to achieve your health goals

Posted October 25, 2023

Woman does yoga with Shiba Inu. Achieve health goals by adding dog-friendly exercises.

Including your dog in your health goals can be beneficial for both of you. Create a workout routine that includes dog-friendly exercises.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: Canine fitness, Dog health benefits, Healthy weight

The role dogs play as emotional support in higher education

Posted June 19, 2023

Photo illustration. Dogs help reduce stress, improve mental health, and increase productivity for students in higher education.

Dogs help reduce stress, improve mental health, and increase productivity for students in higher education.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: Dog health benefits, Major life changes

5 mentally stimulating outdoor activities for aging dogs and owners

Posted May 18, 2023

Older woman hikes with older dog. Use stimulating outdoor activities to promote both physical and mental wellness for aging dogs and their owners.

Use stimulating outdoor activities to promote both physical and mental wellness for aging dogs and their owners.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: Dog health benefits, Dog senses, Dog training tips

Dog fitness: How many steps does your pup take? Track it with a dog Fitbit

Posted April 20, 2023

Photo illustration for using a dog activity tracker.

Use a dog activity tracker to monitor your dog’s fitness goals using features similar to human step counters. Some even offer GPS tracking.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: Canine fitness, Dog health benefits

Why remote workers choose their dogs over returning to the office

Posted November 21, 2022

Westie sits on the desk in the home office. Remote workers resist returning to work because they don't want to leave their dogs behind.

Remote workers resist returning to work because they don’t want to leave their dogs behind. They relish the health benefits dogs provide.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: Dog health benefits, Pandemic

How a fitness program helps achieve your dog’s health goals

Posted October 11, 2022

Fitness trainer works with Airedale Terrier using exercise equipment. Creating a fitness program for your dog helps maintain a healthy weight, blood pressure, heart and joint health.

Creating a fitness program for your dog helps maintain a healthy weight, blood pressure, heart and joint health.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: Canine fitness, Dog health benefits

Babies and puppies: Keep them both safe and build an early bond

Posted September 28, 2022

babies and puppies

Children benefit when pairing babies and puppies early by learning compassion and responsibility and boosting their immune system.

Filed Under: Dog Training, Home Page, Puppies Tagged With: Babies, Children, Dog health benefits, Dog safety, Major life changes

3 reasons to own a dog while in college

Posted September 5, 2022

Female college student works on laptop while holding her Papillion. When college students adopt dogs they ease depression, prevent anxiety, reduce stress, and improve their cardiovascular health.

When college students adopt dogs they ease depression, prevent anxiety, reduce stress, and improve their cardiovascular health.

Filed Under: Dog Health Tagged With: Dog health benefits

Do dogs mimic their owners? Science says yes

Posted August 31, 2022

Man plays with French Bulldog. Image for Dog Fun Category page.

A study from Michigan State University shows dogs mimic owners. Dogs learn to imitate their owners’ personality traits and behavior.

Filed Under: Dog Fun, Home Page Tagged With: Dog health benefits, Separation anxiety

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