Ways To Help Pet Shelters Without Adopting Or Giving Money
Adopting an animal and donating money are two great ways to help shelters, but here are five more ways you can aid shelters without opening your wallet.
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If Your Dog Is One Of These Breeds, There's A Chance It'll Develop An Eating Disorder
Every dog breed can be prone to certain health issues. However, if your dog is one of these breeds, there's a chance they may develop this icky eating habit.
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Crucial Ways A Dog With Dwarfism Is Different From A Small Breed
Is that dog just small, or does it have genetic dwarfism? Here's how to spot the differences, and know how dwarfism and breed affect a dog's body size.
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The World's First Therapy Dog Isn't The Breed You Would Expect
Poodles and golden retrievers are common therapy dog breeds, but the first therapy dog was quite different. Here's the story of how it came to be.
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The Meaning Behind An Australian Shepherd's Eager Stare (And Other Weird Behaviors)
You're sitting there reading a book when you notice eyes upon you — an Australian shepherd watching you with an eager stare. Here's what this behavior means.
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Unique Health Devices For Pets (That Aren't The Cone Of Shame)
We've all likely had to watch our pets shuffle around the house in the famous "cone of shame," however, many more pet medical devices are helping pets today.
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This Dog Waited 900 Days In A Shelter Only For Something Sadder To Happen
A shelter can be a stressful place for any pet awaiting their new forever home. For one dog, that stay in the shelter lasted nearly three long years.
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The One Time Of Year You Should Think Twice About Adopting A Dog
Adopting a four-legged best friend is one of the best feelings out there. However, if you adopt during this time of year, you may face additional challenges.
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The World's Tallest Dog Was A True 'Gentle Giant'
Dogs come in all shapes and sizes, but some get a little larger than the rest. Here's the story of the world's tallest (and record-breaking) gentle giant.
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This Rescued Puppy's Strange Fur Color Has An Unexpected And Heartbreaking Meaning
We're used to seeing brown, black, and white dogs with every combo in between. However, one rescue puppy's fur color was a startling sign of something else.
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A Once-Beloved Dog Breed Is Now Close To Extinction & It's So Sad
You may be able to easily pick out a Labrador retriever or a husky, but some breeds are facing extinction. Here's one brave, loyal dog breed that's struggling.
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8 Dog Breeds That May Struggle Without A Leash (And 6 That Likely Won't)
From the barky beagle to the loving Labrador, which dog breeds are the best off-leash? Here are eight breeds that roam, and six that will stay by your side.
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Avoid These Dog Breeds If You Need A Pup That Stays In Its Crate Without Issues
Dog crates are a great way to keep your pup safe when you're not home. However, these dog breeds have a hard time staying contained — here's what to know.
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Watch Out For These Signs Coyotes Are Roaming Your Backyard To Keep Your Dog Safe
It's not always easy to spot when a coyote is nearby. These signs and tips can help you determine if a coyote is in your yard, so you can keep your dog safe.
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If You Adopt A Shelter Dog, Check It For These Illnesses ASAP
Adopting a new dog from the shelter can be a wonderful, exciting experience. However, it's good to check for these common illnesses once you bring it home.
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If Your Newly Adopted Dog Has Behavioral Issues, It May Be 1 Of These Manageable Anxiety Types
Bringing home a new dog? If it's experiencing anxiety post-adoption, it may be one of these common, and manageable, types. Here's what to know.
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Think Twice Before Feeding Your Pet These Teeth-Damaging Treats
We all love treats, especially our pets. However, some treats can be damaging to their teeth. Here are some things to consider before you offer that snack.
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The Common Behavior Most Dogs Love But Some Don't - And Here's Why
Every dog is different — and some dogs may love certain things their people do, while others don't. Here's why your dog may not enjoy this common behavior.
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The Pet Kibble Company With The Most Recalls Of All Time
Food recalls, including for our pets, can be scary — especially if you've fed that food for years. Here's more about the company that's had the most recalls.
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Can Dogs Get Along With Hummingbirds? 1 Story Says It All
Can a fluttery wild hummingbird and a domestic dog get along? While this pairing may seem unlikely, one story shares a tale of how it might be possible.
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How To Stop Your Dog From Sleeping In Your Bed
Does your dog sneak back into bed after you've moved them out of the room? Here's how to stop your dog from sleeping in your bed so you can enjoy your snooze.
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This Is The Farthest A Dog Has Ever Traveled To Be Reunited With Its Owner
What lengths would a dog go for its owner? Here's the amazing story of one dog who traveled the farthest any has ever gone — all to be reunited with family.
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How Long Should You Wait Before Giving Up On Searching For A Lost Pet?
Dealing with a missing pet can be a stressful situation. Knowing when it's time to stop looking can be a hard to decision to make — here's what to know.
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Dogs Are Even Better At Understanding Our Words Than We Thought
It's clear our dogs understand us — a wagging tail at the word "walk" is answer enough. However, just how much our dogs really understand may surprise you.
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Think Twice Before Installing An Invisible Fence To Keep Your Dog In Your Yard - Here's Why
Thinking of installing an invisible fence for your dog? Here are some potential issues to consider before installing an invisible fence system in your yard.
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11 Ways To Keep Your Dog Safe From The Dangers Posed By Coyotes
Coyotes have habituated to life with humans, especially in urban areas. There are several tips you can follow to avoid coyote encounters and keep your dog safe.
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If You Let Your Pet Sleep With You At Night, You Likely Have These Psychological Traits
Do you let your dog or cat sleep with you at night? If you do cuddle up with your furry friend when you snooze, you may have some of these psychological traits.
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