Dr. Amanda Charles

You may know that having a dog comes with some inconveniences, and loose hair is one of them. Although some breeds shed considerably more than others, if you h…

By Nicole Cosgrove

Rottweilers are considered moderate shedders; they have a double coat and shed more heavily in the spring and fall, but it isn’t unmanageable, and they’re much…

By Kerry-Ann Kerr

In most cases, surrendering your dog isn’t grounds for immediate denial of any future adoption. Most adoption centers will allow you to adopt, especially if a…

By Kristin Hitchcock

The Airedale Terrier is the largest of the terrier breeds and a skillful hunter, working dog, and watchdog. They also make loving companions. A rambunctious pu…

By Nicole Cosgrove

Bringing home a new puppy is an exciting and heartwarming experience, but potty training can sometimes feel like a daunting task, even for highly intelligent d…

By Nicole Cosgrove

The cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) in dogs is equivalent to the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in humans, so for ease of understanding, this ligament is oft…

By Brooke Billingsley

Though St. Bernards have a reputation for hanging around the Swiss Alps, they actually make fabulous pets if you have the space! These gentle pups are wonderfu…

By Misty Layne

Hemp and CBD (cannabidiol) oil for dogs are widely available, but their effects have not been studied enough to prove their effectiveness. Claims of anxiety re…

By Beth Crane

Puppies are enchanting, and we love everything about them. That even extends to their breath in most cases. If you've ever been nose to nose with a puppy and t…

By Beth Crane

TBHQ, or tertiary butylhydroquinone, is likely an ingredient that you aren’t familiar with. This chemical additive is commonly used in pet foods to extend shel…

By Brooke Billingsley