From paper and cardboard to stuffed animals, pillows, and clothing, nothing is truly safe when you have a dog that likes to shred things. Destructive behavior is a common issue among all our canine friends. It’s not limited by a dog’s age or breed, and dogs shred things for a few different reasons. If you’re

We all wish we had the ability to have a two-way conversation with our dogs like Dr. Dolittle. Unfortunately, our dogs can’t tell us when they are hurting, but here are some signs to look for when checking to see if our canine companion is in pain. Vocalizing The most obvious sign of pain in

Big dogs may be gentle giants, but large frames can use a little help sometimes. Larger dogs can face different problems than little pups. Because they have more mass, joint issues are much more common in our big friends than our little ones. They are also more susceptible to issues like ligament tears and arthritis.

It’s easy to mistake your dog’s separation anxiety for simple misbehavior. If your dog has separation anxiety, their distress signals are likely to be destructive and disruptive habits like howling, chewing, and digging when you leave him alone. The best way to avoid these problems is to identify the signs of separation anxiety and to

It’s hard to resist a chonky boofer in all their fluffy glory. Those extra rolls and all that pudge qualifies them to be A-rated cuddle buddies, but that soft, pillowy stomach isn’t exactly a good thing. According to a 2016 study, 54% of dogs are overweight or obese. Your pup isn’t concerned with bikini season,