Month: October 2015
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6 Ways You Can Fight Breed-Specific Legislation in Your Community
October is Pit Bull Awareness month -- here are six things you can do to fight Pit Bull bias and breed specific legislation.
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We Talk to Greg Mahle About the Million Miles He’s Logged Transporting Rescue Dogs
Mahle estimates that he's transported more than 55,000 dogs, and his amazing efforts are chronicled in a new book called "Rescue Road."
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Here’s Proof That Dog Trainers’ Dogs Aren’t Perfect, Either
I asked my fellow dog trainers from around the country for their best training fails, and they didn't disappoint!
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Happy Halloween! Meet Anubis the Canine Horror-Movie Actress
The sweet Basenji appears in a new horror movie, "Tales of Halloween." We chatted with owner, trainer, and director Axelle Carolyn about her talented pup.
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R.I.P., Tillman the Skateboarding Bulldog
The talented Bulldog passed away from heart trouble this week, and thousands are taking to Facebook to express their condolences.
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Does Your Dog Need Cancer Treatment You Can’t Afford? The Magic Bullet Fund Can Help
To date, the non-profit organization has helped to raise more than $400,000 for 393 dogs in need of life-saving cancer treatments.
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These Boneheads Tried to Castrate Their Dog With a Rubber Band
Fortunately, sheriff's deputies got to the couple in time and put a stop to their stupidity.
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I Give Birthday and Christmas Gifts in My Dog’s Name. What, You Don’t?
He also appears in all of my holiday and thank you cards, and why shouldn't he? He is MY dog and MY family!
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Protect Your Dog From 4 Ultra-Scary Liver Poisons
A recent veterinary journal listed the most dangerous toxins for your dog's liver: xylitol, sago palms, blue-green algae, and death cap mushrooms. Here's what you need to know.
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I Won a Hero Dog Award and Went to the Star-Studded Gala!
As co-founder of Vets for Vets' Pets, I was thrilled just to be in the running for the American Hero Veterinary Technician Award. And then I won!
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Fall Safety Tips for Puppy, Adult, and Senior Dogs
We have tips for every age range, helping to keep your dog safe when holiday madness kicks into high gear.
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Wings of Rescue Expands With “When Pitties Fly” Program and Biggest-Ever Holiday Flight Plan
The non-profit group that flies shelter dogs from California to the Pacific Northwest continues to grow, working toward its goal of getting 100,000 animals to new homes.
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We Talk to Marnie the Dog’s Human About Her Famous Pup’s New Book
Shirley Braha says "Marnie the Dog: I’m A Book" features new pictures of the popular dog with the adorable head tilt, plus fan favorites from social media.
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Coop the Coonhound and Mama Dog the Terrier Test the Chuckit Max Glow
Chuckit updates its classic launcher and ball with glow-in-the-dark functionality, making it easy to extend fetching well into the evening.
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I Wanted a “Perfect” Pug. Instead, I Adopted Quirky, Lovable Sampson!
My search for a "perfect" Pug ended when I met Sampson, with his sad eyes and a tongue too big for his mouth -- I couldn't be happier.
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How a Community Came Together to Save a Near-Death Street Dog
Now named Sunshine, the Dalmatian mix was on death's door in San Antonio, Texas, before Pause for Paws took her in and locals rallied around her.
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Dog Best Buddies Harlow, Indiana, and Reese Now Have a Book!
These inseparable Instagram stars are taking over publishing, too, with "Harlow & Indiana (And Reese)" in stores now.
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My Dog Thinks He’s a Cat
George, my Beagle-Basset Hound mix, has adopted feline ways, including climbing indoors. There's just one problem: He weighs 47 pounds.
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5 Stylishly Black Dog Products for Your Inner Goth Girl
These products prove that black never goes out of style -- and especially not around Halloween.
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Doggie Protective Services Takes in the Dogs No One Else Will
The California-based organization pulls and places difficult dogs in foster homes while making a positive impact in its community.
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Get to Know the Dogue de Bordeaux: The National Guard Dog of France
The dog -- and his drool -- gained fame in the movie "Turner and Hooch," but there's a lot more to know about this French Mastiff.
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Found in a Dumpster and Saved From Blindness, Baby Becomes a Mascot
After a rough start in life, this petite Pit Bull has become the unofficial immunodeficiency mascot of Staten Island.
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PETA’s War on Pit Bulls Is Not Ethical or Good for Animals
PETA claims to be an animal rights organization, but its policy toward Pit Bulls just causes fear and misery.
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We Talk to Elias Weiss Friedman About His Photo Book, “The Dogist”
The superstar canine photographer's new book showcases stunning portraits of more than 1,000 dogs.
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How I Help My Dog With Her Fear and Anxiety Issues
As a dog trainer working with my own fearful and anxious dog, I know firsthand how long it can take to see improvement -- but it is possible.
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Race Car Driver Adam Poland Aims to Speed Up Pet Adoptions
The professional racer has teamed up with Majestic Pet and Mazda to help shelter animals -- just check out that paw-print logo on the hood of his race car!
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How I Use an Ugly Purple Chair to Save the Lives of Homeless Dogs
All told, 43 foster dogs have sat for portraits in our ugly purple chair, and almost all have gone on to forever homes -- we did keep a few.
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Have You Always Wanted to March in a Dog Parade? Here’s How!
Pet parades happen all over the country, especially during the holidays. Get involved with these tips.
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Detroit Dog Rescue Helps to Tackle the City’s Huge Problem With Strays
The group, co-founded by award-winning Detroit rapper Carlisle, opened the city's first no-kill shelter and works with local officials to change animal control laws for the better.
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This Bonehead Walked His Dog From a Moving Car — In Traffic
Police are seeking the unidentified man who took his dog on an insane and dangerous walk.
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