Dr. Paola Cuevas

For years, veterinarians and pet parents have struggled with a frustrating reality in canine behavioral medicine: dogs with noise aversion and dogs with separa…

By Dr. Paola Cuevas

You're roasting sweet potatoes for dinner when your dog appears at your feet, nose twitching, eyes locked on that orange goodness. And you think: can they have…

By Dan Seymour

You're standing in your kitchen, coffee in hand, when you glance over and see it: your dog, tongue out, enthusiastically licking up their own pee from the floo…

By Dan Seymour

If you check the dog food aisle in most pet stores, you will see an abundance of grain-free and wheat-free foods. There is a modern belief that dogs benefit fr…

By Matt Jackson

Being scared of things is an evolutionary response in not only humans but also animals. This fear response is designed to help protect us in life-or-death situ…

By Misty Layne

While we may not recognize it at every moment of the day, our dogs never stop learning. They’re ceaselessly creating new associations, learning which behaviors…

By Nicole Cosgrove

Enrichment is, in many ways, the most critical factor determining a dog’s overall health and happiness. The diverse activities and games we provide fill the da…

By Nicole Cosgrove

Rescuing a puppy mill dog can be one of the most fulfilling adventures a loving pet parent can embark on and a training experience like no other. Raised in des…

By Nicole Cosgrove

From their unmistakable look to their endearing personalities, Chihuahuas are a breed that most owners will tell you are in a class of their own. They’re perky…

By Nicole Cosgrove

Yorkies are pleasantly easy to own for a broad assortment of pet lovers, partly due to their size and personality and partly because of their flowing low-shedd…

By Dogster Team