Why You Should Be Proud of Your Dog Stroller
In all fairness, strollers for dogs do get made fun of a lot. The image that comes to mind is of Elle Woods from...
The Truth About the “Safest” Dog Car Seats
The development and effective marketing of dog car seats offer a sense of security for pet owners. But just how safe are the current...
8 Expert Tips on How to Care for A Diabetic Dog
Last week I shared some great resources with helpful information on super foods for dogs. Feeding your dog top quality nutrition is the best...
How Future Dog Technology Will Affect Pet Parents
The future is a scary prospect to some people while others find it very exciting. Today's entrepreneurs work hard to make sure that technology continues its...
How Owners Lose Their Dogs’ Trust
A dog is the only thing on earth that loves you more than he loves himself.
~ Henry Wheeler Shaw
Shaw was right. Dogs are...
Let’s Talk: Should Your Dog Eat People Food?
Hey readers! I hope you are having a great week and you had time to check out my column from last week about Dog Park...
Animal Hoarding: What You Must Know
Many of us are familiar with the psychological disorder of compulsive hoarding. Typically, it's people who collect inanimate objects excessively because they're unable to...
How to Get Pet Stains Out of the Carpet and Furniture
Uh-oh, you've come home to see a stain left on the carpet. Unfortunately this is a common problem for pet parents.
If you have a...
The Importance of Nose Work for Dogs and How to Train Them
Everyone knows that dogs have much sharper sense of smell than us humans, but did you know that it's good for them to exercise...
Sunday’s Recap: Caring For Your Dog on a Budget
Another weekend is coming to a close, and what better to do on a Sunday afternoon than catch up with some reading. My column...
Dog Tail Docking: 5 Dangers of This Procedure (Based on Science)
Dog tail docking, or canine caudectomy, originated more than 2000 years ago (1).
Its first intention was to protect hunting dogs because their tail made...
Op-Ed: Serendipity and Dogs
I’ve been thinking a lot about serendipity lately, which as you’ll understand in a moment if you don’t already, means that anything I learn...
