Chris Dinesen Rogers

We all like to think our dogs are the smartest canines in the world. Many pets act submissive or neutral toward people. However, selective breeding has encoura…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

Several factors affect the lifespan of various dog breeds. Some are controllable, such as diet or veterinary care. Others will play out because you can’t (typi…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

Unwanted behavior isn’t unusual in dogs. Some research suggests anxiety-related issues may even have a genetic component. The Merck Veterinary Manual describes…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

One of the most important tasks of pet ownership is naming your dog. You’ll have your hands full if you decide to get a Basenji. They are one of the oldest bre…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

Unlike Asia and Europe, Americans don’t take trains too much, averaging only 10 million passengers annually. Compare that figure to India’s 8 billion. However,…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

Dogs sometimes go where they shouldn’t. We find them on the couch or in our bed, or they may try to sneak into off-limits rooms. Sometimes, they hide under the…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

Our pets are our constant companions. Just ask any of the 69 million American households with at least one dog.1 We want our pets by our side, whether we’re go…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

Attention-deficit hyperactive disorder (ADHD) affects roughly 8.4% of children and 2.5% of adults.1 It can be a challenging condition to manage because of its…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

According to the American Kennel Club (AKC), some of the most popular canine breeds are brown dogs. Think of chocolate Labrador Retrievers and brindle French B…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

Many assume that shedding is simply a part of owning a pet. After all, even humans lose hair as new strands replace old ones. It is the same with dogs. All can…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers