The Best Family Dogs
If you are looking for a dog who will make a fantastic addition to your family, what you should be looking for is an individual dog with specific canine personality traits that are conducive to family life.
How Old Is My Dog in Human Years?
How old your dog is in human years depends on its age, puppies mature faster, and the size of the dog with toy breeds living longer than large working breeds.
Biggest Dog Breeds
What are some of the biggest dogs in the world, and why you may or may not want to share your home with one?
Dog Memorial Gifts
When our best friends pass away, there are many ways to keep their memories close and comforting. Personalized dog memorial gifts provide dozens of options.
Herding Balls for Dogs
These balls are for dogs that prefer to push and chase balls than to play fetch and for dogs with herding instincts but no livestock in sight.
Beer for Dogs?
Don’t give a regular beer to your canine companion (the alcohol is toxic to dogs), but you can share beer’s festive spirit with dog-friendly alternatives.
Dog-Friendly Stores
Wondering what stores are dog friendly? Here’s a list of retail stores in the U.S. that allow you to shop with your well-behaved dog.
How to Put a Harness on Your Dog
Not all dogs are happy to “get dressed.” Here’s how to gain your dog’s cooperation and comfort with putting on a harness.
Dog Chase Toys to Tire Your Pup Out
Most dogs love to chase toys, and the game is a great way to help your young dog—or older dog!—get some fun exercise.
Types of Dog Gates
The selection of dog gates for use indoors – and even outside your house – has exploded in recent years. Here are the most helpful dog-gate types.
You Can Walk Two Dogs at Once
Skip the gadgets. To walk two dogs at once, each dog needs to be trained to walk on leash and ignore distractions.
How to Teach Your Dog to Swim
Not all dogs know how to swim! If you live near water, or have a pool, it’s a great idea to teach them how to swim. Here’s how.
Latest Blog
How “Bird Flu” Could Threaten Your Dog
The “bird flu”, or avian influenza, has been around for a long time; it’s circulated in wild birds since the late 1990s. But like all viruses, it mutates over time—and influenza viruses are known to mutate very quickly. What’s more, some emerging strains are deadlier than others.