Author: dogedit
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Shorti Rossi to the Rescue
While Shorty is most well-known as the star of Animal Planet’s hit TV show Pit Boss, his passion to help the misunderstood Bully dog breeds, such as American Pit Bull Terriers and other Pit Bull/Bully type breeds, has expanded into an international nonprofit rescue and rehabilitation center.
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Why Is My Dog’s Stomach Making Noises? A Vet Weighs In
If you’ve ever wondered, “Why is my dog's stomach making noises?” you’re not alone. A vet tells us if your dog's stomach making noises is normal ... or a cause for concern.
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Get to Know the Olde English Bulldogge
In 1971, Pennsylvania native David Leavitt set out to create an English Bulldog in the traditional sense — less intense, more nimble and healthier. Crossing the Bulldog, American Pit Bull Terrier, Bullmastiff and the American Bulldog, Mr. Leavitt managed to create today’s Olde English Bulldogge.
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Bad Dog Breath — 8 Home Remedies
Bad dog breath isn't normal — it's a sign of an unhealthy mouth. Try these home remedies for bad dog breath to turn those puppy kisses from smelly to sweet.
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Do Dogs Need Coats in the Winter? 7 Dog Coats Myths and Facts
Dog winter coats are cute, but do dogs need coats or sweaters? Let's discuss which dog breeds should wear coats in the winter and how to choose one.
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English Cocker Spaniel
Sweet, loyal and happy, an English Cocker Spaniel adapts easily to quiet evenings on the couch or long hikes in the wilderness.
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Kennel Cough Treatment: 4 Home Remedies for Kennel Cough
Ah, kennel cough. It's like the common cold for canines! So, can you treat kennel cough at home? Try these home remedies for kennel cough.
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The 2021 Editors’ Choice Awards
We couldn’t get enough of these Tail-Wagging products.
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Get to Know the Red Heeler Dog
By crossing native Dingoes with Collies and other herding dogs, Australian George Elliott developed the Red Heeler, a.k.a. Australian Cattle Dog, in 1840. So, what is a Red Heeler like to live with? What is a Red Heeler’s life expectancy and what sorts of health issues should you look out for?
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Fall Activities to Do With Your Dog
For some people, autumn means getting ready to hibernate for the winter, but for dog lovers it means fall activities to do with your dog.
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The Problem With Merle Coat Patterns in Dogs
Merles are popular, so it seems logical to breed two merles together to get more. But here's why breeding merle to merle is actually a bad idea.
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3 Books to Read This Fall
Books get your tail wagging? Here are some great reads we hope you enjoy!
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Miniature Dachshund
Miniature Dachshunds may look cute and cuddly, but they are tirelessly energetic, clever and curious—some might even say “intense.”
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Everything You Need to Know About the Miniature American Shepherd
North American breeders developed the Miniature American Shepherd from a group of small Australian Shepherds. So, do Mini American Shepherds shed? Why aren't they called Miniature Australian Shepherds? Let's learn about that and more here.
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Dog Vaccinations: Are Lumps at the Site of a Shot Normal?
Here's what to do when you find a lump after your pup receives dog vaccinations.
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This Doggie Daycare Hosted a Birthday Party for Snoopy
It was the cutest thing ever.
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Can Dogs Have Cinnamon? What to Know About Cinnamon for Dogs
Can dogs have cinnamon? Cinnamon for dogs has its benefits — but there are some things that dog parents should know about cinnamon for dogs.
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How To Make Your Dog Famous On Social Media
How to be an influencer and get more followers on your pup’s Instagram, YouTube & blogging channels.
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Keep Your Senior Dog Sharp
Providing mental stimulation with enrichment activities is one way to meet our senior dogs’ cognitive needs.
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How Much Water Should a Dog Drink a Day?
How much water should a dog drink exactly? The answer depends on a few factors like his size, what he eats, his age, exercise, the weather and any medications he takes. Here’s what you need to know.
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Fireworks & Pets: Tips for a Low-Stress Holiday
Independence Day is almost here, and while we humans may love a good fireworks display, our dogs (and other pets, too) may feel as if those loud, unpredictable sounds signal the coming of the end of the world.
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Olive Oil for Dogs — 8 Reasons to Add It to Your Dog’s Diet
Is olive oil good for dogs? Actually, olive oil for dogs is a great way to enhance your canine companion's diet and beauty regimens — among other benefits! Here's how to best use olive oil for dogs.
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How This American Ninja Warrior Competitor is Saving Dogs
Known as the “K9 Ninja,” Andrew Yori has competed in four seasons of American Ninja Warrior.
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These Healthy Fruits and Veggies Make Good Snacks For Dogs With Pancreatitis
Spotting pancreatitis early and getting medical treatment is key to treating the common disease, but there are also some fruits and vegetables you can add to your dog’s treatment plan.
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Does Your Dog Find ‘Snacks’ on Walks? Here’s What You Should Do
When your dog is walking ahead of you and finds some unknown substance to quickly sniff and swallow before you can reach them, should you be worried?
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Capturing — The Key to Easy Training
Using capturing is like being a game-show host narrating spectacular key moments and giving out prizes in the form of food rewards.
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We’re Crushing on These Dogs Interrupting Weather Forecasts
It's difficult enough to do the weather from home when you work for a major metro TV station. How much more difficult is it when your dogs keep getting in the shot?
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Stuck At Home? Play This Indoor Game With Your Dog
Your dog will love playing hide and seek.
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Hiking With Dogs: A Guide to Safely Taking a Hike With Your Dog
Going on a hike with your dog and sharing the beauty of nature can be one of the greatest ways of making memories, getting exercise and having adventures.
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5 Tips to Keep Your Dog From Distracting You When You’re Working From Home
The coronavirus outbreak has given your dog a great gift: you, working from home.
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