It can be challenging as our dogs get older. They have been our constant companions through job changes, adventures, traveling, and more. So, when you notice your dog is getting a little stiff and moving slower, the first thing you want to do is help them.
Does your dog stretch when they see you or when they get up from a nap? This is not only great for their muscles, but it is a sign they’re comfortable with you! When dogs bow their head low, this shows trust and submission.
Raising a puppy can often feel like signing up for military boot camp. The time needed to raise a well-rounded dog is daunting, but creating a plan for socialization can set your puppy up for success.
Having an emergency pet kit and plan for every animal you care for is essential because everything from weather incidents to personal health issues can change your animals’ routine.
After a traumatic accident, intense surgery, cancer diagnosis, or consumption of toxins, dogs may find themselves in need of a little extra blood. Luckily for our canine partners, dogs are able to donate blood to one another.
Our dogs are some of the most cherished members of our families. Their quiet understanding, bursts of energy and silly personalities make them integral parts of our lives.
With a slim, athletic build and almost jackal-like appearance, The Carolina Dog is a dog most people have never seen before. The rare breed is the only dog native to North America, and it wasn’t formally recognized until the 1970s.
Finding a coyote lying in the median isn’t where you’d expect a love story spanning years to begin. Kathy Tatus was driving to work one Saturday morning when she saw the meek figure, which she assumed was a coyote, in the median. She moved along and began work at a store on the Little Rock Airforce Base in Little Rock, Arkansas.
As an animal lover, seeing an unexpected dog wearing a “Service Animal” harness might be the highlight of your day. Service dogs big and small provide valuable – and sometimes lifesaving – services to their owners and deserve all the “good boy” pets in their off time.
