When your puppy is between 8 and 12 weeks old, she is in a key phase for socialization. This is a period during your puppy's development when it is especially important to get her out into the world. Read Article

When you have a dog, there's nothing you want more than for them to be healthy, happy, and well-behaved. But sometimes, dogs can get a little too excited, for all kinds of reasons. Read Article

Dogs are a part of the family for many people, and because of that, we want to take care of them in the best way possible Read Article

We all love our puppies, and we want to do everything we can to make sure they grow up into happy, well-adjusted dogs. But sometimes, their behavior can be a little bit... unexpected. Read Article

Dog parks are fenced-in areas where canines can roam and play unleashed. While it's desirable to let your dog play with others in a controlled environment, not every dog - or owner - is suitable for play at the dog park Read Article

When it comes to fetch, almost every dog loves it! While some dogs love it more than others, most engage in the game of fetch. But have you ever wondered why dogs love fetch so much? In this article, Read Article

It's hard to believe, but Halloween is creeping just around the corner. For dog owners, that means it's time to start thinking about how to keep your furry friend safe. Read Article

Dogs are like family members, and we want to keep them safe while driving just as we would our children. Unfortunately, many dogs are injured or killed each year when unrestrained in a moving vehicle Read Article

Summertime means grilling outdoors and spending time with family and friends. Barbecuing is a summertime tradition for many families, but it's important to keep everybody's safety in mind, including the dog. Read Article

Thanksgiving is a time for family, friends, and of course, food. Lots and lots of food. While humans might be able to resist the temptation to indulge in too many turkey-day treats, our pets often can't Read Article

Dogs are a man's best friend, and they can be a kid's best friend too! Are you a dog lover Read Article

It's no secret that pet clothes are big business. A quick stroll down the pet aisle at your local retailer will reveal a veritable rainbow of leashes, collars, harnesses, and outfits for even the most discerning of animal companions. But do pets enjoy wearing clothes? Read Article

Clear the Shelters day is coming up on August 17th! With the goal of making this the best Clear the Shelters day ever, we're sharing our favorite tips on how you can clear your own local shelter on Saturday for Clear the Shelters day! Read Article

July is Pet Hydration Awareness Month - a time to show pet owners the importance of proper hydration in your pet's life. Just like a human, your pet's body will not be able to function as it's supposed to without water. Knowing that it is important for your pet to be hydrated is one thing, but keeping them hydrated is another thing! Here are some tips for keeping your pet healthy and hydrated. Read Article

Once dry pet food is exposed to light or air, a process called "oxidation" occurs and food can become rancid very quickly. Read Article

Summer celebrations and fireworks seem to go hand-in-hand, especially when you are thinking of the Fourth of July. Read Article

There are many obvious benefits to your pet getting proper exercise. It helps your pet maintain proper muscle tone, proper weight, and it improves heart health. Exercise also has other benefits that aren't tied directly to physical health. Regular exercise can help with your pet's mood and behavior. It stimulates her mind, which helps her mood and alleviates her tension or anxiety, which can lead to destructive behaviors. In essence, plenty of exercise leads to a happy, healthy pet, which leads to a happy, healthy pet parent. Read Article

According to the Humane Society of the United States, about 2.4 million healthy, adoptable cats and dogs - about one every 13 seconds - are put down in U.S. shelters each year.1 Despite this disheartening fact, pet overpopulation is still prevalent in America as it's often overlooked by many pet parents. Thousands of precious cats and dogs occupy shelters all across the US, often awaiting their demise. So what is the solution to pet overpopulation? It's simple - as pet parents we must have our pets spayed or neutered. In this way, we can help to effectively manage the pet population year-round. Read Article