Dogs have four modes of communication: visual, tactile, auditory, and olfactory. Whereas vocal and tactile communication are important parts of how dogs communicate with humans, body postures and scent cues are more significant in dog-to-dog communications.
No one wants to think about their pup getting sick–but staying informed is the best defense against dog health issues.
Here are five of the most common quirky dog behaviors and quick explainers to help you better understand why your dog does what they do.
And see how this may help them pinpoint that you’re on your way home to them before you walk through your front door.
Do dogs know their names? Here's what to know if you have a new dog, and want to know if your pup is catching on to their new name.
Did you know that dogs use their paws to communicate with us? Here's why your pup may rest their paw on you.
Have you ever wondered whether you need to brush your pup’s teeth? Or how to take care of your dog’s dental health? Then this guide is for you!
Don’t let dog allergies stop you from loving on your furry friend. Here are the top thirteen small, hypoallergenic dog breeds perfect for cuddling.
Dog Food Advisor reviews Sundays beef and chicken recipe.
Dr. Tory Waxman, "My clients asked me for something better. When I couldn't find it—I made it."
What are the signs of a healthy dog? Here’s the smelly truth: you can keep an eye on your pup’s poop to learn more about their internal wellbeing.
Most veterinarians (including myself) recommend feeding adult dogs twice a day. Some people feed their dogs once a day, but dogs that are only fed once a day can get hungry and also sometimes can be prone to bilious vomiting (vomiting caused by an empty stomach).
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