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Dogs can get messy really quickly. They're close to ground level so when they walk through puddles or in dusty environments, the muck gets kicked up and transfers to their fur. And lots

By Matt Jackson

Between the threat of ticks and fleas, dogs seem like natural traps for countless parasitic creepy pests. Fortunately, there’s one common household nuisance dogs are less likely to carry in than their human owners

By Nicole Cosgrove

almost universal among dogs. You pet their head, sliding your hand down to give your pup’s ears a good rub, and your pooch suddenly seems like they’re on cloud nine as they lean

By Chris Dinesen Rogers

Just like people, dogs can experience stomach upset that leads to loose stools and diarrhea. Some dogs simply have a sensitive digestive system that causes loose stools, while there are also multiple medical conditions that

By Brooke Billingsley

want to expose your dog to different situations, but whenever they meet someone new, they’re anxious and cowering. It’s a common experience for many canine owners, but why is your dog afraid

By Adam Mann

years. Humans have understood the dangers of rabies for millennia with Aristotle even mentioning that rabid dog bites would affect any animal bitten. The viral disease is zoonotic, which means it passes

By Nicole Cosgrove

know that dogs have an excellent sense of smell and can identify their favorite people by their scents, but do dogs also use their sense of sight? The answer is yes! Dogs can recognize people

By Keri-Beth Clur

something you want to talk about while eating dinner, let alone can you remove a dog's anal glands. These two scent glands, sitting adjacent to a dog’s anus, are invisible and unnoticeable

By Dr. Joe Mallat