Dr. Chyrle Bonk

Dogs can't talk, but that doesn't mean they don't communicate with us—all we need to do is be willing to listen. If we tune in to what our dogs are trying to t…

By Kit Copson

Most people assume that dogs will wag their tails when they’re feeling happy. However, dogs actually use their tails to communicate and express an even wider r…

By Jessica Kim

Has your dog suddenly gotten extra clingy since you got back from vacation? Or perhaps, after being your travel companion on that vacation, your dog seems sad,…

By Kit Copson

If you have ever seen a service dog in action, it’s easy to see that these dogs are highly trained professionals screened and trained from puppyhood to perform…

By Codee Chessher

If you’re a pet owner, you’re probably aware that fleas are stubborn pests that can make your animal’s life miserable. However, fleas also prefer a specific ty…

By Elizabeth Gray

Winning over a canine that has been hurt in any way, whether it be emotionally or physically, can be a real challenge. Some dogs are also naturally reserved an…

By Ashley Bates

When dogs develop certain unsavory behaviors, it can be very challenging for their owners to navigate. Unfortunately, it can affect the entire dynamic of a hou…

By Ashley Bates

You’re probably familiar with the Boxer, as they’re a popular breed. This canine breed is a medium-sized one known for being loyal and fun, making them wonderf…

By Misty Layne

“Is my dog happy?” It’s what every dog parent wants to know. But how can we tell whether our beloved pups are truly content? Since they can't tell us in words,…

By Genevieve Dugal

Some dogs can meet all other canines, tails wagging and sniffers going 100 miles an hour. Others will react in a more standoffish or aggressive manner, barking…

By Ashley Bates