Dogster Magazine
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Disaster Relief for Our Furry Friends
Disaster relief teams around the world put their lives at risk to save animals, and not always wildlife.
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These Are the Experts Every Dog Owner Needs
It takes a village.
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Recipe: Puppy Puddin’ Parfait
So tasty and healthy you’ll want to share!
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Easy Ways to Deal With Matted Dog Hair
We turned to pro groomers (as well as some of our own tried-and-true tips) to bring you the best ways to deal with — and prevent — matted dog hair.
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Yes, Old Dogs Can Learn New Tricks
Even completely untrained dogs can follow simple hand signal commands.
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Your Dog Can Go Green, Too
We’ve got easy ways to reduce Fido’s ecological paw print.
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Brittany
Lively and fun, Brittanys are always up for a roll on the carpet, a game in the back yard or a cuddle on the couch.
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How This American Ninja Warrior Competitor is Saving Dogs
Known as the “K9 Ninja,” Andrew Yori has competed in four seasons of American Ninja Warrior.
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What You Need to Know About Canine Lumps and Bumps
Skin tumors and growths come in a tremendous variety of types: from deadly cancers to benign warts.
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The Truth About Puppy Mills
What are they, and what’s being done about them?
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How to Take a Dog’s Temperature
The only way to know your dog’s temperature with any degree of certainty is to use a thermometer.
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These Are the Best Cities for Dog Lovers
Did your city make the list?
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How to Stay Positive for Your Pup
Four ways to stay positive and get help when facing new dog, medical, training or aging challenges.
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5 New Dog Products to Snag This Summer
New products to dig into!
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The Ultimate Guide to Clean Eating for Dogs
Confused by this trend? Get the facts about what to put in your dog’s food bowl — and how it can impact his health.
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These Supplements and Therapies Can Boost Your Dog’s Well-Being
If your dog is anxious and can use a little extra help, there are many different remedies and treatments.
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Activities for Senior Dogs
Here's how to include dogs that are elderly or otherwise not very mobile in your outings.
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What is Bloat? And is it a True Emergency?
Bloat is a common canine emergency and one of the few that requires immediate surgery
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Capturing — The Key to Easy Training
Using capturing is like being a game-show host narrating spectacular key moments and giving out prizes in the form of food rewards.
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The Zen Dog
Bring your dog’s Zen to a 10 for increased happiness and decreased anxiety.
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Take Your Dog on a Barn Hunt
What's a barn hunt? How can you and your dog take part in a barn hunt? Here's everything you need to know about barn hunts?
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Yes, Your Dog Should Eat ‘All the Colors of the Rainbow’
Improve your dog's health by having him eat his colors.
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How to Take a Safe Trip to the Dog Park
Here's how to ensure your dog’s safety in the dog park
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Why Do Dogs Chew Their Feet? Reasons Why and What to Do
Why do dogs chew their feet? There could be a couple of different issues at play — and foot chewing or licking in itself could create even more problems.
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How to Deal With Your Dog’s Spring Fever
Get the most enjoyment out of the warmer weather.
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What’s Really on My Dog’s Mind?
What is it like to be a dog? What does your dog think? Alexandra Horowitz, PhD, knows.
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Let’s Get Physical —Therapy, That Is
Don't diss it—Physical rehab can help your dog if he has arthritis, an injury or disease.
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Everything You Need to Know About Dog DNA Testing
Solve the mysteries behind your furry friend with a 30-second cheek swab.
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Why Do Dogs Stink When Wet?
It’s not your fault — or your dog’s.
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Does My Dog Have Asthma?
Asthma is exceedingly rare in dogs. Many experts doubt that it even exists as a canine clinical condition. Here's what you need to know about dog asthma.
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