Chris Dinesen Rogers

Maybe your dog’s personality has suddenly done a 180. The sweet pup you cuddled with on the couch acts aggressive and perhaps growls when anyone approaches. Th…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

While we like to think our pets can eat all the same foods we can, dogs are completely different animals with unique dietary needs. While they are omnivores, t…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

The theory of the “alpha dog” is based on wolf pack hierarchy, and it is one that is quickly losing popularity. It infers a very basic social structure within…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

“Teacup” is a buzzword you probably won’t hear in the circles of reputable breeders. That’s because it’s not an official term. Teacup is used to describe dogs…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

Feng shui is an ancient Chinese practice going back over 3,500 years. It encompasses the environment and forces of nature to find balance. While it’s not scien…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

A quick search on the National Geographic site reveals incredible stories about France’s Réunion Island, which is east of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean. One a…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

According to claim data from Nationwide Pet Insurance, ear infections are the second leading reason for vet visits for dogs. The anatomy of the canine ear cana…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

You probably want your dog to have pearly whites just as much as you want them for yourself, as it’s an apparent sign of good health in canines and humans. How…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

Getting a puppy should be an enjoyable experience. Pets can bring so much joy that it seems counterintuitive to consider behavior problems and the possible rel…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

When we describe a dog as being agitated, we are observing a pup appearing anxious or upset about something. Canines can feel distress, fear, anger, or frustra…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers