Dog Tips

You’re talking to your doggo when suddenly they tilt their head to one side and stare at you with big, doe eyes. Does your pup tilt their head when you talk to them? You’re not alone! Dogs tilting their heads to the side is one of the cutest canine behaviors, and it has baffled dog […]

Bringing your dog along on your next adventure is one of life’s greatest joys. Whether you’re traveling by car, plane, or train, bonding with your pup through new experiences will strengthen your relationship like never before. You’ll make memories that last a lifetime and introduce your dog to new sights, smells, and sounds they’ll remember

You chose to live with dogs because they enrich your life in countless ways. But sometimes, they test your patience too! As new puppy parents, we faced behavior problems with our puppy that we didn’t expect. Later, we learned that millions of Americans rehome puppy after puppy because their adult dogs develop behavior issues. Whether

It’s time for you to meet a cute new bundle of energy, fur, and wagging tails: your new puppy! But before you bust out the puppy-scented candles and grab the top-tier chew toy set, it’s important to realize that your puppy’s early experiences in your household will have a major impact on their later life.

Dog obesity is one of the most common — and most overlooked — health problems for pets. Many dog owners don’t realize that a few extra pounds can seriously decrease both the quality and length of their dogs’ lives. How to prevent dog obesity? This is a question every responsible pet parent should be asking,

Dogs have been faithful companions for thousands of years. They have served humans in a variety of ways: guarding our homes, helping us at work, and offering unconditional love and loyalty. We often think we know everything about our furry friends, but there is still so much to discover about them. In this article on

Dogs can communicate a lot with their eyes, but sometimes they don’t show what they’re feeling as clearly as humans do. Not only can dogs not verbally tell you when something hurts, but they are also naturally good at hiding pain. This instinct is partly evolutionary—they want to avoid appearing weak—but it also means that,

As dogs age, their needs change — sometimes gradually, sometimes suddenly. One of the most important questions pet parents face is: how to care for senior dogs? While they may not be as energetic as they once were, senior dogs still require the same love, attention, and care as they did in their younger years.

If you’re a dog parent, you know how important it is to provide your furry friend with the best nutrition possible. You scrutinize every meal, make sure they get plenty of exercise and love, but every once in a while, it’s good for pups to give their digestive systems a little boost to detoxify and

Dog owners always want the best for their pets. A balanced diet with all the necessary nutrients is essential for good health and energy. In addition to high-quality dog food, healthy snacks and vegetables can also be included in their diet. However, keep in mind that not all vegetables are dog-friendly, and some may even