By Guest Blog Carl Turner Whether your dog is a herder, a tracker, or a lapdog, he needs activities to keep both his mind and his body in top form….

What you feed your dog and how much of it you feed will impact the dog’s level of fitness.  Simply stated, do not allow your dog to become overweight.  You…

Cabin Fever, otherwise known as boredom, can manifest itself in such destructive behaviors as digging, shredding things, and self-mutilation. By Laura Pakis, Certified Professional Dog Trainer and Blogger Your dog…

It is best not to just assume a dog is in good condition or fit.  Have the dog checked out by your veterinarian to be sure the dog is healthy…

All children should be taught to respect other living beings, be they animal or human. From birth, children need to learn that some things are just not allowed and “be…

Avid outdoors dog owners swear that a dog can appreciate a spectacular panoramic view as much as a human can. Dogs discover interesting features you might otherwise overlook, and a…

by Guest Blogger Dr. Rex Riggs, Best Friends Veterinary Hospital I love winter and snow. I am aware that many of you don’t share my affection for the cold months. …

Guest Post Dogtime.com If you’ve heard it before, it’s worth repeating. If you’ve never heard it, take note: A tired dog is a happy dog. Not enough exercise–either mental or…

By Laura Pakis, Certified Professional Dog Trainer and Blogger The weather outside isn’t fit for man or beast but your dog is becoming a furry monster.  What can you do? …

Backyard versions of six popular canine games. Cathy M. Rosenthal/ dogchannel You throw the ball over and over again, and your dog happily retrieves it. But wouldn’t it be more…