While spending time outdoors can be healthy for you and your dog, it can be dangerous as well. That's why it's important to have some fun indoor activities for your dog on those hot summer days.

When you are planning your Fourth of July celebration, it is important that you consider your pets as well. Some of the things that we enjoy can be scary or even harmful to your dog.

Not every dog is a breeze to walk on the conventional collar and leash. Whether due to size, behavioral problems, or simply desiring more control, harnesses are perfect for dog walking.

Summer is the perfect time to get out and enjoy the weather with your dog. Here are a few ways for you and your dog to enjoy the sunshine with outdoor activities.

Martingale collars look like standard collars until you look at them more closely. A martingale collar consists of two interconnected collars, one connected to the lead and the other wrapped around the dog's neck. If the dog pulls on the lead, the one around their neck tightens. The design was originally intended for greyhounds and other dogs with necks wider than their head, but it offers several benefits for all breeds.

An emotional support animal can help you with many different types of emotional and mental challenges. Here are some of the most common questions about emotional support animals.

Crate training is a popular method of training today, and for good reason. It's a place of comfort and safety where they sleep and raise their family. When you crate train a dog correctly, the crate becomes their den. It gives them a place to feel safe, and it takes advantage of their desire to keep their den clean.

National Dog Week is about celebrating your four-legged friend. It's also about appreciating heroes, like rescue dogs, and informing people about proper pet care. Here are the top five ways to celebrate dog week.

Many people have heard the wonders of coconut oil and the benefits your dog can receive from using it but there are still questions to answer.

Heat stroke is the severe and often deadly consequence of a dog's body overheating. Avoid the dangers of heat stroke for your dog by educating yourself.

Rawhide treats may seem like the perfect solution for puppies that like to chew, and rambunctious dogs with lots of energy. However, there are dangers of giving your dog rawhide that you may not be aware of.

With Easter just around the corner, we thought we’d help you (and the Easter Bunny) out with some special Easter and Spring themed treats (if you forgot Easter is April 16th!)