Dr. Amanda Charles

Many of us don’t regularly see the majority of our dog’s skin because of their fur coat. You may get a glimpse at your dog’s skin on their face, ears, and bell…

By Brooke Billingsley

If you’ve ever given your dog’s belly a good scritch or two, you might have noticed one of their legs kicking out when you scratch at certain spots. This might…

By Misty Layne

Dogs are active animals, and they get around by walking—typically without any shoes. Their paws are designed to provide protection from most things on the grou…

By Rachael Gerkensmeyer

You're finished with your plate, but you still have a bunch of stuff you don't feel like scraping off into the trash. Since you have a living, breathing garbag…

By Ashley Bates

Mange is an often horrible and painful skin disease in dogs that is caused by mites. If you’ve ever seen pictures of dogs with mange, you know how awful it can…

By Chantelle Fowler

At some point in your life, you’ve probably looked down at your skin and noticed the appearance of a mole. Moles are fairly common in humans, and though they a…

By Misty Layne

Separation anxiety is one of the most common behavioral issues that plague pet owners and, unfortunately, a frequent reason dogs are surrendered to animal shel…

By Elizabeth Gray

Aggression in dogs is a serious issue that some owners find themselves needing help with. A dog may exhibit aggressive behavior for several different reasons,…

By Kathryn Copeland

Dogs have been an irreplaceable part of human life for centuries, largely due to their unmatched sense of smell. From hunting far-off game to sensing impending…

By Nicole Cosgrove

If you’ve been around dogs for a while and trained your fair share of canines, you’ve probably heard that while training, you need to ensure your dog understan…

By Misty Layne