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Holidays and Dogs: Keep Your Pup Happy at Every Age
Holidays and dogs don't have to be a stressful combination. Here's how to make the season happy and healthy for puppies, adult dogs and seniors.
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Which Nuts Are Safe for Dogs to Eat and Which Are Toxic?
Macadamia nuts are toxic for dogs but what about other nuts? Let's take a closer look at the facts surrounding nuts and dogs so you can be sure your dog stays safe.
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4 Dog-Friendly Holiday Recipes That Humans Can Eat, Too
These dog-friendly holiday recipes for Turkey Stew, Cranberry-Apple Crisp, Sweet Potato Casserole and Gingerbread Cookies are something humans can eat, too.
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Dug Up at Dogster: New Book for Dogs with Dog Allergies
Dr. Deva Khalsa shares dog allergy holistic solutions and dog allergy home remedies to help end the epidemic of dog allergies.
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Cleaning Up: What to Do When Things Get Messy
Housecleaning when living with a pup can be a challenge, but these tried-and-true tips make it so much easier. Let's take a look at what to do when things get messy.
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Dogs and Holiday Guests: How to Prepare Your Pup
Dogs and holiday guests don't have to be a stressful situation. See these training tips — and which dogs to keep away from seasonal festivities altogether.
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How to Handle Holiday Stress in Dogs
Holiday stress in dogs?! Yep, pups get the seasonal blues, too. Here's how to keep your dog feeling jolly even when chaos ensues.
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Dug Up at Dogster: December 2018 Dog Events
We’ve stuffed our stockings full of great December 2018 dog events, happenings and premieres. Your event not on our list? Just email us and we’ll add it to our December 2018 dog events calendar.
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Tips on How to Take the Ultimate Pictures of Your Dog
Ensure your next photo shoot is fun and picture perfect for that holiday card or gift. Let's take a look at some tips to help you get there.
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How to Keep Your Home Safe for Dogs During the Holidays
From glass ornaments to holiday baking, this time of year presents seasonal dangers to dogs. Here's how to keep your home safe for dogs during the holidays.
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How to Prevent Dog Bites During the Stressful Holiday Season
Learning how to read your dog's stress signals can help prevent dog bites during the busy holiday season. We illustrate some signals and what to do.
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8 Things to Remember When Fighting Cancer in Dogs
Dealing with cancer in dogs? Two of my dogs got cancer -- and both beat it. Here's what I learned along the way.
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15 Ways to Give Back to Dogs and People in Need
Looking for ways to give back to those in need? No matter your time or budget, here’s how to stay in the season of giving all year round.
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Ways to De-Stink Your Smelly Dog and Your House
Is your house starting to reek because of your smelly dog? Luckily, there's ways to get rid of the stench. Let's take a look at how to de-stink your dog and your house.
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8 Ways to Take the Stress Out of Holiday Travel With Your Dog
Holiday travel with your dog doesn’t have to be an anxiety-ridden misadventure. Here’s how to deal with everything from hotel stays to on-the-go grooming.
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5 Ideas to Manage Anxiety at a Multi-Dog Thanksgiving
GhostBuster's first Turkey Day in a houseful of dogs was more stressful for me than for him. Here's how to navigate a multi-dog Thanksgiving with ease.
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Dug Up at Dogster: November 2018 Dog Events
Seasons greetings with these pawticularly good November 2018 dog events and happenings.
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5 Tips for Having a Safe Thanksgiving With Dogs
From potentially toxic foods and food scraps to stressful environments and other pets, here’s how to ensure you have a safe Thanksgiving with dogs.
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How Do You Know if You Give Your Dog Enough Attention?
Is your dog getting enough attention while you are gone for most of the day? Here’s how to read your dog's signals — and help give her the attention she deserves!
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Can Dogs Get Diabetes? Let’s Discuss Canine Diabetes
Have you ever wondered … “Can dogs get diabetes?” And if dogs can get diabetes, what are the symptoms of canine diabetes and how do you treat diabetes in dogs? Are some dogs more at risk for canine diabetes than others?
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Imodium for Dogs — Is It Okay to Give Your Dog OTC Human Medicine for His Upset Stomach?
Let's talk Imodium for dogs — can you give a dog Imodium for his upset stomach? Are other over-the-counter human medicines like Kaopectate or Pepto-Bismol safe for your dog? Read our insights and always contact a vet before giving your dog any medication.
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How You and Your Vet Can Prepare Your Pup for Vet Visits
A visit to the vet isn't a dog's favorite activity but there are ways you and your vet can make the experience more relaxing for everyone.
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Adopting Old Dogs Instead of Buying a New Puppy
Getting a new dog? It turns out that your ideal pup may not be a puppy after all. Find out the benefits of adopting old dogs.
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Why Do Female Dogs Hump? Reasons for Female Dog Humping
Why do female dogs hump? Female dog humping is a common behavior. Male or female dogs might grind on toys, legs and other dogs for a few different reasons.
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Tail Biting in Dogs — What Are the Causes?
Is your dog biting, gnawing or chewing at the base of her tail? Allergies, injury, infection and stress are among the causes of dog tail biting or tail chewing.
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7 Tips for Keeping Your Dog Safe on Halloween
Whether you're at home or out trick-or-treating, here are guidelines for avoiding danger.
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My Dog Ate Ibuprofen: Now What?
Can dogs take ibuprofen? And what should you do if your dog ate ibuprofen? Here's what to know about ibuprofen and dogs.
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Let’s Talk Dog Humping — Why Do Male Dogs Hump Other Male Dogs?
Why do dogs hump? Puppies begin humping each other early, and if it's not trained out of them, the behavior can develop into a habit or signal serious medical problems. Let's talk dog humping and answer questions like, "Why do male dogs hump other male dogs?"
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10 Types of Service Dogs and What They Do
The list of types of service dogs is constantly growing — as is the diversity of service dog breeds that help people.
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9 Things to Keep in Mind for Dog Halloween Costumes and Parades
Halloween is an exciting time for humans and dogs. But you want to make sure your dog is safe and comfortable, too. Let's take a look at how to make this Halloween the best one yet!
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