Why Dogs Lick and How To Control It
Licking is a natural behavior for dogs. They lick themselves, other dogs, objects, and even people, for many different reasons.
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Licking is a natural behavior for dogs. They lick themselves, other dogs, objects, and even people, for many different reasons.
You love your dog, but that doesn’t mean you want to smell like him. When you pick up a shirt from your laundry basket, you expect it to smell like fresh, clean detergent, not your dog.
When your family sits down at the dinner table, sometimes Fido wants to join you, and that’s understandable.
If you’re a first-time dog owner, you might be getting frustrated at the amount of chewing your dog does.
Poodles and Bichon Frises are beautiful pets that many people fall in love with.
Many dogs are energetic by nature and will try at all costs to get out and play. There are others, whether due to age or other factors, that would rather sit around and relax.
With winter right around the corner, you have to start thinking about your dog. If he’s an outdoor dog, what have you done to ensure his comfort when the colder temperatures really kick in?
The weather is getting colder in many places, which means leisurely walks with your dog are likely dwindling to simply going outside for bathroom breaks.
You love everything about your dog. You love scratching his belly and watching him relax, cuddling with him on a cold night, and getting his “kisses.”
It’s time to have an important conversation with your vet if you are a dog owner. Should you spay or neuter your pup?
The weather is starting to change, and that means a couple months of beautiful and mostly comfortable weather, but it also means that the country is heading toward winter, and unless you live in the south, that will create a situation where your pup
Whether you're going for your usual walk or have something more festive in mind, if you're like many dog owners, you enjoy dressing up your pet and taking him out for Halloween.
Halloween is almost here, and with that comes a host of activities your dog may not be used to.
Dogs are just like humans in that certain situations can stress them out. Some are born with anxiety, others acquire it after a traumatic incident and others begin to exhibit it as they age.
While playing with your dog outdoors is fairly easy during summer months, it can get more challenging to keep your dog properly exercised when the weather starts to cool down.
Fall is the time of bright, falling leaves, an abundance of candy, everything pumpkin and that unmistakable chill that permeates the air, signifying that summer is in fact over.
Everyone loves a good party! There always seems to be great food, fun games and better company. Have you ever thought to throw a party for your pet?
Happiness doesn’t just come by sitting and doing nothing. If you want happiness, you have to go out and get it!
When the temperatures slightly drop and the fall colors come out, it’s the perfect time to take some photos of your family.
It isn't just humans that get ready for the change in the season with booties and closed-toe shoes. Your pup could also benefit from fall footwear in surprising ways.
Bringing a new dog home for the first time can be exciting, but there’s a lot you need to do to prepare for your furry family member.
It's hard to resist the sweet face of your dog when he or she is looking for a treat. The temptation is high to share just a quick bite of something off your plate or to pass the leftovers of a good meal to your pup.
Itchy skin is one of the most common reasons pet owners seek veterinary care for their canines.
When your family welcomes a new dog, whether he’s a puppy or a rescue dog, it’s important you start bonding with him right away.