Chris Dinesen Rogers

It’s not surprising that dogs can get cataracts. After all, they share 84% of our DNA. Canines can also get other health conditions common in people, like asth…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

Choosing to breed your dog is a big decision. It can have health consequences for your pup, whether or not it was planned. Epidemiological data show a prevalen…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

Did you know that the start of sled dogs goes back roughly 9,500 years in the Arctic, when wolves bred with their ancestors of sled dogs and American dogs? How…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

An estimated 25 million Americans have a fear of flying or aerophobia, despite the data showing no reason for being anxious about this transportation mode. Sta…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

With the arrival of summer comes so many more activities to do with your pet. Walks are great, but swimming is a lot more fun! Nothing feels quite as good as c…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

When the weather turns warmer and sunnier, suddenly, it is like a celebration. Winter is over; no more snow or cold temperatures! Even your dog seems to get wr…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

It’s an age-old question of whether or not you can teach an old dog new tricks, and many people believe that it’s impossible, or at least quite challenging. Wh…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

According to the CDC, nearly 25 million Americans have asthma.1 Symptoms of this respiratory condition include wheezing, coughing, and shortness of breath due…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

If you ask someone who has never owned a dog about shoes or booties, they’d probably laugh. They may say that wolves don’t need anything on their feet, so why…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

Pet humanization has profoundly affected our relationship with our animal companions. You probably never heard terms like “fur baby” or “pet parent” several ye…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers