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Was your dog a waterbug before developing joint pain or just seems to enjoy being in a body of water? Hydrotherapy may be a perfect option for your canine companion to try as water has been known to help in the healing process of various injuries. But is the hype of hydrotherapy proven within dogs?…

If you’re absolutely obsessed with your canine companion, then you should definitely take a look at some of these Oprah Daily recommended books for dog lovers! The Story of Edgar Sawtelle by David Wroblewski  A choice for Oprah’s book club, “The Story of Edgar Sawtelle,” follows the lead character after tragedy strikes. Through this time,…

Does your dog occasionally, or often, show signs of aggression like baring teeth or growling when you get close to their feeding bowls? Do they bark when you come near them while they’re chewing on a bone? Does your pooch nearly bite off your hand when you try and give them a treat or eat…

Dogs are silly and adorable fuzzballs, but do we make them laugh as they do to us? Funny enough, dogs actually can laugh! Obviously, it doesn’t sound the same as a human’s laugh, but when dogs make that forced breathy sound (that isn’t panting), they’re laughing! This usually happens in times they’re happy like during…

Being a dog owner means you have to love your dog through everything, even the excess hair cleanup. It’s a small price to pay for your forever furry friend! But there are tools on the market that can make your job at fur clean up much easier and cut your time in half! Read on…

You may have seen your adorable canine companion prancing in the grass and begin grazing. You’re probably wondering, “Is that normal”? Well, your dog is no cow, but they may have the same fixation with grass grazing. Here’s a bit more about why your pooch may be munching on grass during your daily walks: Is…

Does your dog randomly howl at things they see on a walk or while you’re doing an everyday task? You may have wondered why exactly they howl and what it means? Does it come from dogs’ ancestry of wolves or is it just another form of communication for them? Read on to find out just…

Human DNA testing is all the rage, but did you know that you can DNA test your furry friend? If you’re dying to know what breeds your dog and their ancestors originate from or what diseases they may be predisposed to, then you should try DNA testing for your pooch! Testing your dog’s DNA can…

Just like humans, dog’s need first-aid kits. You never know what could happen in an accident or emergency, so it’s better to be prepared. Make sure your kit is stocked with all the supplies you may need. It is always best to seek professional treatment when your dog gets injured, but there are situations where…

Ticks are small parasites that feed off of the blood of the host they are hooked on. You may have gotten a tick or two before from hiking through the woods or doing some gardening. But dogs are more prone to these pesky parasites. Ticks go unnoticed a lot of the time due to their…

Going on a trip can be a blast for us, but when our pets get left at home, there’s more to consider than just where will they be. Let’s take a look at some of the ways you can ensure your pup stays happy and healthy in your absence. Send Your Dog Away Some dogs…

Sometimes it seems like dogs want to eat everything except what they are supposed to eat. Whether you’re giving your dog his monthly flea and tick prevention or for an illness or disease, they seem to know it’s not a treat. If you’re having trouble getting your dog to take his medication, check out our…

Adopting a dog not only comes with responsibility and unconditional love, but much more. The benefits of dog ownership and infinite, but we picked out a few to focus on in this article. Love and Happiness The love of a dog is unique and unconditional. Just spending time with a dog can increase levels of…

Even though its cold outside doesn’t mean you can’t have fun with your pup! Here are a couple snow-related activities you can do with your pooch. Winter Safety Tips First, let’s consider the following before you bring your dog out in the snow. Not all dog breeds can handle winter cold and snow. Be cautious…

Just because the weather is cold, doesn’t mean your dog wants to stop going on walks. You make sure to put on your layers before taking them, but have you ever thought about if they need some extra layers as well? Typically, larger dogs with thick coats already have enough protection from the cold, but…