Famous Pets You Never Realized Passed Away
These celebrity pets may have faded from the public's attention following their deaths, but their legacies live on through the many lives they touched.
Read MoreThese celebrity pets may have faded from the public's attention following their deaths, but their legacies live on through the many lives they touched.
Read MoreDe-icers are great helpers for humans in the winter, but they can hurt your animals. Here's how to be careful, as well as what to use instead.
Read MoreThere's nothing quite as a comforting than having your dog snuggle up in your lap. But did you know it could mean they're trying to tell you something?
Read MoreIf your puppy is dealing with diarrhea, giving them some pumpkin should help. But how do you know how much? Here's what to know.
Read MoreMating two closely related animals can reinforce some good qualities, which is why breeders do it, or bring out dog inbreeding effects such as physical defects.
Read MoreWe know that cats and dogs can detect that something is off when their human is drunk. Do the same rules apply to marijuana? What to consider.
Read MoreThe best outcome depends not only on the cause of a dog's flat feet but also on timely and appropriate veterinary care. Don't hesitate to consult a pro.
Read MoreA mother dog's behavior after giving birth may change. However, once your dog has accomplished her puppy raising, she should should act more like herself.
Read MoreIf your dog has turned your bed into a bathroom, try not to panic. They're not mad at you. But they could be trying to tell you something important.
Read MoreDogs pee on plants for a variety of reasons, which means different solutions are needed based on the specific problem. Consult a vet before using home remedies.
Read MoreWhile many people know the "traditional" Yorkie coloring made up of two of either black, tan, and blue, these are not the only colors the breed comes in.
Read MoreOnions and garlic might be tasty to humans, but they're highly toxic to our canine companions. Here's what you should do if your dog accidentally ate some.
Read MoreKrypto has been part of the DC universe for longer than you think. Here are some of the Superdog's most notable tv and film appearances over the years.
Read MoreA female dog can be impregnated when mating with a male as long as they are both sexually fertile, which will usually happen by the time they are one year old.
Read MoreA square head, a broad chest, a well-defined neck, and a shiny coat are some American pit bull terrier puppy characteristics.
Read MoreRed heelers are trained to nip at the heels of animals to drive them forward. These jovial canines are a medium-size breed and have a variety of coat colors.
Read MoreYorkies can eat any fruits and vegetables that are safe for dogs. But check before you serve, as toxic foods will affect small dogs faster than large ones.
Read MoreMost mothers know how to care for their pups. However, there are some things you can do to help ensure just-born German shepherd puppies get the best start.
Read MoreYou want a big dog, but a small dog will fit your home better. Compromise with a short-legged dog with a medium-sized body but the height of a small dog.
Read MoreThought to have originated in Asia over 2,000 years ago, Pugs are considered purebred, which means they are their own breed and not the result of mixing.
Read MoreDogs do enjoy bones and derive some health benefits from gnawing on them. The wrong bone, however, can make your dog sick or even prove fatal.
Read MoreThe eyes of pit bulls are prone to a few genetic disorders, but these breeds can also suffer from other eye conditions common to many types of dogs.
Read MoreUsing a bit of creativity, safe materials, and taking care to avoid sharp edges or other hazards, you can change the interior size of a dog crate.
Read MoreWhen you adopt a dog or puppy from the street, shelter. or rescue, it is usually possible to only estimate the age. This is especially true for Chihuahuas.
Read MoreA dog's nether region may not be the first place people look when he's not feeling well, but it's as integral a part of his furry body as any other.
Read MoreThe truth is all Rottweilers come from German ancestry. However, American versions of the breed have some slight physical differences.
Read MoreBecoming a dog parent isn't ever a cheap process, but if you're looking to adopt one of these breeds, expect to pay premium prices.
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