Keeping your dog safe — and your possessions intact — is quite simple to do, provided you know a few tricks and follow these easy steps. Here’s how to dog-proof your home.
Keeping your dog safe — and your possessions intact — is quite simple to do, provided you know a few tricks and follow these easy steps. Here’s how to dog-proof your home.
One of America’s best-loved pets for decades, Labrador retrievers earned their position in the hearts of dog lovers everywhere with their loyal, sweet dispositions and playful, active personalities.
We have five dogs, as well as various fosters and boarders, so I know how annoying a barking dog can be. Yes, dogs bark, but there’s no reason they need to bark and bark and bark and bark and bark and bark and bark!
Readers who followed our Halloween costume contest know that the grand prize went to Rocket, the patient border collie whose owner, Mary Kern, dressed him up as a martini for Halloween.
In celebration of Veteran’s Day, we’d like to remind you about some of the military K-9 heroes we’ve profiled this year. Like human soldiers, these pups work hard every single day to ensure the safety of our deployed troops.
Looking for the perfect pet? You may have to look as far as China. Overseas dog adoptions are growing popular because of red tape with local rescues.
If you don’t feed your dog quality kibble because stopping at a pet supply store is too inconvenient, try Nutrish, available at grocery stores everywhere.
If you think scheduling playtime for your dog is a foolish fad, think again. Doggie play dates keep your pet active and mentally fit.
If you’ve purchased pig ears in the past six months, you could be exposing your pet to salmonella. Read on to find out more about the pig ear recall.
A freelance writer with 11 years of professional experience, Tamar Love Grande owns and operates Cranky Editor, an editorial services company, and Wiener Wonderland, a dachshund boarding business. She is also the Associate Editor at Pets Adviser. Contact Tamar at tamar@crankyeditor.com.
