Small actions minimize trauma and even lead to dog anxiety prevention. Whether general nervousness or trigger-specific, tackle this issue for a happy pet.
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When adopting a dog, know the available resources to find the best dog for you. This article guides you in selecting the best place to adopt a pet.
The Tractive GPS Dog device is an affordable option for tracking your dog in your backyard, during hunting trips, and anywhere else your canine wanders.
Ali Smith the "Positive Puppy Expert" author discusses dog training
Dr. Ricky Walther talks about how to care for your dogs paws in the hot weather months and what to be careful of.
All dogs should be walked regularly, but how often depends on certain factors, such as their breed, age, health complications, and your overall lifestyle.
Rover vs. PetBacker vs. Barkly vs. Wag! Which on-demand dog walking platform is right for you?
Here are 11 fun indoor activities to do with your Pomapoo that will keep you busy no matter the season or the reason.
The Mountain Feist is a dog breed that originated in the rural South of the United States of America as a little vermin hunting dog, notably, a “treeing dog,” which refers to a hunting dog that hunts above the surface rather than below. These dogs are still well-suited to this duty today, but they also
Cavachon is a beautiful dog, the perfect mix of the Bichon Frise and the Cavalier King Charles. Because their fluffy coat is low shedding, many claim this breed to be hypoallergenic. While no breed is allergen-free, people with dander allergies may have a less severe reaction to the Cavachon. With proper grooming, you can control
If you’re thinking about getting a Frenchton puppy, it is essential to get a complete picture. So first, you should know some essential details regarding the breed. These dogs are big softies, but they do have a stubborn streak, so you’ll have to be patient with them. They are not shy or solitary dogs and
