Dr. Paola Cuevas

Clicker training was developed in the 1940s by scientist B.F. Skinner during his experiments on pigeon behavior. It was an accidental discovery and led to rese…

By Grant Piper

Popularized by Greyhound racing, Greyhounds are a great pets for families and dog lovers. These dogs are intelligent, affectionate, easygoing, and clean. Thoug…

By Oliver Jones

Corgis are strong, athletic, and affectionate Welsh dogs. Originally used as herding dogs, they make loving family pets who are happiest when they have an acti…

By Oliver Jones

Weimaraners are known for their striking appearance, intelligence, and strong personalities. But if you're a Weimaraner owner, you might have noticed a peculia…

By Nicole Cosgrove

Samoyeds and Pomeranians are both breathtakingly gorgeous dogs with thick coats. While some people confuse these two breeds, they have many fundamental differe…

By Jana Blagojevic

While a dog collar is useful as a tag carrier, every dog needs a harness, which provides extra support and safety when taking your dog for a stroll or run in t…

By Nicole Cosgrove

The grain versus grain-free debate is a controversial and heated topic in the dog world, especially when it comes to specialty dog food. Many dog owners only b…

By Oliver Jones

You’re looking at the ingredients of your dog’s favorite dry food and come across this word: blood meal. What is it exactly? Will your beloved pooch benefit fr…

By Genevieve Dugal

There’s nothing worse than being woken up at night not just to a siren wailing but to neighborhood dogs howling in response. Although not all dogs howl at sire…

By Nicole Cosgrove

Of the 201 breeds registered in the American Kennel Club, the Beagle is ranked as the eighth most popular breed. The AKC notes that Beagles make loyal and lovi…

By Nicole Cosgrove