Chris Dinesen Rogers

Many people have a seemingly insatiable sweet tooth. However a taste for sugar may have some benefits, as it supplies energy and is quickly metabolized by the…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

We have a unique relationship with our canine companions because of our ability to communicate with our pets. Dogs can interpret and respond to our emotions. S…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

Humans and dogs have a lot more in common than you may realize. After all, we all share 84% of our DNA. We have many common illnesses, including some mental he…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

Winter can be a challenging time for our pets. The temperature is one thing, but it also poses new health risks that don’t exist when conditions are less deman…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

If you have kids and are looking for a new pet, it might seem like a tiny Chihuahua would be a better choice than a 100-pound Bernese Mountain Dog. The reality…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

A dog’s world is driven by the animal’s sense of smell. Humans have just 6 million scent receptors compared to their 100 million. Bloodhounds have up to three…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

Getting the right bed for your pet is a big deal, and we’re certain you can relate. It can make the difference between tossing and turning versus a restful nig…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

Dogs are unique in their ability to communicate with humans, something they and our closest relatives, the wolf and chimpanzee, do not share. Scientists theori…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

All dogs have their quirks, some of which bring a smile to our faces and some make us concerned about a medical issue. One of those quirks, or differences in b…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

One of the early roles that dogs served for humans was a hunting companion. Many factors influenced this choice, including the animals’ vision in lower light l…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers