— I recently encountered a dog running alone in a big park. Was his owner acting irresponsibly?
— Maybe a pet store went out of its way, or a vet followed up on a treatment. Dogster's Watch Dog wants to hear your stories!
— Merchants offer multiple pet products. Here are some of the best for Christmas.
— Dog-and-pony show? Dog days of summer? Here's the truth behind some familiar canine sayings.
— Got post-election stress? Pre-holiday anxiety? There's nothing a calming dog video can't fix!
— Do you abhor this practice? If you see it happening, you can do something about it too.
— The book has one chapter devoted to Dogster. But that's not the only reason we think you should read it.
— As Dogster's customer service manager, I get a LOT of emails. I also get a lot of baby pictures.
— When I was a boy, my dog was hit by a car on the highway. Amazingly, he was fine. Has anything like that happened to you?
— A long time ago, Dogster's Watch Dog fostered a fantastic dog, then gave the pooch up rather then keep him. Have you ever let a great dog get away?
— When your Watch Dog columnist was a much younger man, he adopted his first dog, and quickly failed as a pet parent. This is my shameful secret.
— I don’t know whether you’ve ever had a trio of aggressive off-leash dogs come running toward you. I’ve never had a fear of dogs, but I had no doubt I was in a bad situation.
— An ad featuring high-tech racing dogs sets our customer service representative off and running.
— No, Bart Simpson's dog is NOT on the list -- that's the first thing we checked.
— Watch Dog a.k.a. John D. Williams is Dogster's beloved customer support manager. He dishes on the dog issues of the day in Dogster Magazine every Thursday.
— Bracelets, shadow boxes, and tattoos are among the ways Dogster readers remember their dogs.
— After I shared my dog memorials, some of you shared yours. Now, I want to see more, and I'm giving away some of Dogster's virtual currency (Zealies) to every community member who sends me a photo!
— Dogster's customer support manager, aka "Watch Dog," takes a fond look back at some dearly departed friends.
— Dogster's customer support manager, aka "Watch Dog," remembers his boyhood dog, Pal -- who turned out to be a canine hero.
— Dogster's customer support manager, aka "Watch Dog," has sinned: He did not pick up after his dog. In his defense, the poop was orange.
— Dogster's customer support manager, aka "Watch Dog," turns into a very wise, very furry thinker. George Bernard Paw, anyone?
— Not everyone can have a full-time four-legged pal. Dogster's customer support manager, a.k.a. "Watch Dog," has some ideas for the dog-loving-but-dogless set.
— Dogster's "Watch Dog," John D. Williams, recently had to buy a new car. What he learned could help anyone on the road to dog ownership. Really.
— Watch Dog, aka John D. Williams, is Dogster's beloved customer support manager. He dishes on the dog issues of the day in Dogster Magazine every Thursday.
— Watch Dog a.k.a. John D. Williams is Dogster's beloved customer support manager. He dishes on the dog issues of the day in Dogster Magazine every Thursday.
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