It’s a well-established fact that dogs are adept at sensing their owners’ moods and frame of mind, reacting in ways that signal to understand. Are we the same way? Learn all about dog pain in our ultimate guide!

As a dog owner, the safety and wellbeing of your pet is a top priority. But of course, dogs and humans don't share the same language – so it can be difficult to tell when your dog is in pain. Let us show you 7 warning signs to look out for that may mean your dog is in pain!

Adopting a dog can bring plenty of joy into your home, but keep in mind that both you and your new pet may need some adjustments. Use the following tips to help make this as stress-free as possible for you and your new dog.

February is Spay/Neuter Awareness Month, a perfect time to consider the overall impact of altering your pet. Understanding the pros and cons of spays and neuters is essential.

Many dog owners know about the importance of using treats in training, but others wonder why this is so important. Read what are some good reasons for using treats.

Many of us know that dog training is essential for a happy relationship with our dogs. Read these tips from the professionals in dog training and behavior.

If your dog does not alert you to the presence of strangers, it is necessary to take extra steps to make him or her into an effective watchdog. This will help to train your dog towards being an effective hearing alert service dog.

Introducing a new dog into your home is always exciting, especially for kids. Make sure everything goes smoothly by handling the situation right.

If your dog is peeing inside, keep in mind that this can happen for any of the following reasons including a new move or family member. Read how you can help.

Dogs can counter surfing in order to get to foods that are left in these open areas. You can put a stop to this behavior and by keeping these tips in mind for stopping dogs from counter surfing. 

Keep the following tips in mind when planning your New Year’s Eve celebration this year. If you have dogs in your home it’s important to make sure they have a safe time.

Dogs bark at people and animals they do not know, this is natural; however, that instinct to bark can be controlled. Read these steps to help you train your dog how to react to strangers.