Selecting the best kibble for your dog
The perfect crunchy kibble can do everything from promoting your dog’s heart health to scrubbing your pet’s teeth. Does the dry food you’re buying match your dog’s needs?
|
Advantages of adopting an adult dog
Cute puppies may be hard to resist, but what about that older, wide-eyed dog staring at you from its shelter cage? Bringing home a new adult dog could be one of your best decisions yet.
|
Kennel cough treatment and prevention
Is your dog at risk for this noisy, lengthy and all-too-common dog ailment? It's possible, as the name may be misleading.
|
Do dogs ever feel guilty?
Dog owners are all too familiar with that "guilty look" your pup gives you. But what's really behind those sad puppy eyes?
|
Dog grass-grazing
You may not be the only one mowing your lawn this summer: Dogs cut down grass too, eating it on occasion. Is this potentially harmful to them?
|
Love dogs? Consider becoming a veterinary technician
Love dogs? Thinking about a career change? Consider becoming a veterinary technician. One woman shares what she's learned on the job.
|
Top 5 dog summer health concerns
Summertime may not mean summer fun for your dog. Manage its health by watching out for these common health problems.
|
Go green for your dog's health
Are you living an eco-friendly lifestyle? The benefits of going green for you and your pet may surprise you.
|
How dog germs spread
A new study negates common myths about how germs might spread between dogs and humans and advises dog owners to frequently do this one thing.
|
Food allergies can dog canines too
Dogs have a reputation for gobbling up anything and everything in sight, but this annoyance could cause your pet to have allergic reactions to its food, environment or both.
|
Adopt a mixed breed or a purebred?
Are you a mixed-breed or purebred type of person? Your lifestyle and needs may be the determining factor in picking a pup.
|
Health clues in your dog's behavior
Think your dog has an attitude problem? The problem may actually lie in your pup's health, not his outward disposition.
|
A dog howling primer
If you've ever come home to the howls of your dog, you're not alone. Here is the meaning behind the noise -- and how to stop it.
|
Teens teach kids about dog training
Inspired by the belief that kids learn best from other kids, two high school sophomores co-authored 'Good Dog! Kids Teach Kids About Dog Behavior and Training'. The young authors share their five favorite tips for kids who live with, or around, dogs.
|
How to Succeed at Off-Leash Dog Play
Allowing your dog to play without a leash can provide great exercise and an opportunity to socialize with other dogs.
|
From Finicky Fido to Chowhound Charlie
Some dog owners may feel that their pets need a variety or certain intensity of flavors to keep them interested. Not so, say experts.
|
When Good Dogs Turn Bad
Veterinary experts say it's quite common for canines that have never shown any aggressive traits to snap, bite and show other signs of agitation when they are ill -- and particularly when they have chronic conditions.
|
Putting Your Pup Through Kinderpuppy
Training your dog at an early age leads to happier relationships. In many cases, it decreases the chances that your dog may have to be removed from your home because of behavioral issues.
|
Our 2008 Pooch Workout Program
Exercise programs that involve more than just a leisurely sniff-and-stroll around the block can get your pup's heart pounding, ultimately making it less hyper and much healthier overall.
|
Marley & You: 10 dog-trip essentials
Here are 10 things to consider before you bring your dog on vacation.
|
Stem Cell Research and Your Dog
While the ideal of fixing spinal injuries and curing disease may be a long way off, dogs treated with stem cells are enjoying a new lease on life.
|
Preventing Dog Food Holiday Disasters
Here are some doggy don'ts and do's to maintain your dog's health throughout this, and any other, festive season.
|
Shelter dog adoption process explained
Adopting a dog from a shelter can be hugely rewarding, resulting in a lasting relationship. You'll give yourself the best chance of a happy match by avoiding an impulse adoption, and by taking the time to get to know your potential pet.
|
De-Stress with Your Dog
Humans often misunderstand their dog's body language and behaviors and end up causing their pets unecessary stress.
|
10 Dog Feeding No-No's for a Healthier Mealtime
When it comes to feeding time, you are smarter than the average dog. Your pet may not know what's good for him, but you should, so follow these 10 mealtime rules.
|
Unwanted Canine Guests: Internal Parasites
By Elizabeth Parker, Studio One Networks A few years ago, the Millbrook Hunt Club in upstate...
|
City Dog, Country Dog
By Elizabeth Wasserman, Studio One Networks Andrea Linne's 18-month-old miniature French...
|
Put a Stop to Digging Dervishes
By Cricky Long, Studio One Networks Most dogs like to dig, and getting them to stop can be like...
|
Solutions for Common Canine Behavior Problems
Our canine companions face a challenge -- many of the things they do instinctively drive us nuts. To live happily in your home, however, your dog must learn to correct those behaviors. Teaching is your job.
|
A Meditation on Dog Training
By Elizabeth Parker, Studio One Networks Celebrity dog trainers come and go.
|
