Find out what your dog’s sleep positions mean
Can you decipher dog tail messages?
Understand what your dog’s saying with his paw
Must love dogs: The 20 most dog-friendly cities of 2019
Rover compiled a list of the most dog-friendly cities by analyzing the number of walks, dog walkers and sitters, plus the time and distance of walks.
Tiny, playful and loving: Is a Chihuahua the right dog for you?
Owning a Chihuahua is like having a child who will never grow. These tiny dogs are active, playful, moody, and loving all at the same time.
Is your dog on the popular list?
Reviewing lists of the most popular dog breeds is a great place to start if you’re considering adopting a dog. Those dogs have become popular for a reason.
Big personality packed in a tiny frame: Is a Jack Russell terrier the right dog for you?
The Jack Russell terrier is generally not suited for homes with children or other animals. They can be aggressive and are high energy dogs.
Don’t let your small dog exhibit “The Napoleon Complex”
Napoleon Complex: Small dogs without training and appropriate boundaries try to dominate and exhibit bad behavior including aggression, nipping and jumping.
Survey says: Big dogs more popular than small pups
Big dogs bark less, are child-friendly and easier to train than most small dogs.
4 easy steps to write a pet resume
Be honest and accurate when you write your pet resume. Provide information about how well-behaved your dog is, his size, breed and temperament.
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.
Small dogs vs big dogs: Who yaps, bites and loves more?
Every dog owner is sure to have an opinion on small dogs vs big dogs and which dog breeds are the yappiest, cuddliest and meanest. Some of it’s speculation. Some of it’s science. Some of it’s pet temperament.
Toy breeds: Handle with care
Toy breeds are more prone to injury and illness due to their size and inbreeding. They often have breathing, stomach, skin and bone and joint issues.
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.