Dr. Amanda Charles

When we talk about teacup dogs, we’re referencing dogs that weigh less than the expected range of a small breed. There isn’t an official definition, but many a…

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

Those already living with two dogs may reach a point where they consider adopting a third canine. If that’s you, you have much to consider before you take the…

By Misty Layne

Since the 1970s, low-cost and free spay and neuter programs have filled a crucial gap in reducing animal overpopulation and euthanasia rates. Owners facing fin…

By Nicole Cosgrove

Using terms like "profit" with "dog breeding" often causes controversy and for a good reason! With the prevalence of puppy mills and overbreeding, it’s critica…

By Kathryn Copeland

Our canine companions might seem better suited to cold weather than humans, but are they actually? After all, many of them have warm coats to keep them cozy an…

By Misty Layne

You’ve just gotten a new puppy, so life is grand, but what happens next? After the excitement over having a new furry friend dies down a little, it’s time to g…

By Misty Layne

Dogs react to being in the car in many ways, from fear to excitement. Some dogs spend most of their time in the car barking incessantly, which can be extremely…

By Brooke Billingsley

Small dogs are notorious for their larger-than-life barks and attitudes. These breeds may be more vocal than their larger counterparts because they’re trying t…

By Chantelle Fowler

We may love them with all our hearts, but catching our beloved canine companions destroying the garden and eating dirt can be disturbing and frustrating, to sa…

By Genevieve Dugal

Teaching your dog to leave things alone is vitally important to keep them safe. They learn that not everything in their environment is theirs to take (and eat!…

By Ashley Bates