Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, as they say. It’s a subjective judgment, especially when it comes to things we love, like our children and pets. While no list claiming to be the ...

Is your favorite floof off their food? Does your canine companion curl their nose up at their cuisine? Never fear, for here are the answers to the questions you’re dying to ask about your dog ...

Dogs are loyal, loving, and usually pretty easy to forgive. But some breeds? They’ll have you questioning your sanity one minute and laughing the next. Whether it's their stubborn streak, boundless ...

While any dog has the potential to be vicious, the most dangerous dog breeds are more prone to violent outbursts. That’s not ...

Head shaking, ears flapping, collar jangling — you probably see your dog doing this at least once a day. But is there any reason for this behavior? Or should you be concerned? Why do dogs ...

If you’ve ever had a dog open a door, solve a puzzle toy faster than you expected, or learn a new trick in one try—you already know dogs can be seriously clever. But some breeds ...

He put his foot in his mouth again’, can be a common joke among friends and family when one has said something a little embarrassing. But what does it mean when your dog does the ...

Dogs are curious creatures, often exploring their surroundings with their noses and mouths. While their curiosity is endearing, it can also lead to dangerous encounters with everyday household items.

Dogs may be known as man’s best friend, but that doesn’t mean they don’t have habits that drive their owners absolutely crazy. From their boundless energy to their lack of personal space, dogs have pl ...

Emotional support dog breeds come in all shapes and sizes. And even though most pups can offer support, certain breeds are hard-wired with traits that make them especially fit for the role. If you’re ...

You’ve just flopped down on the couch with a cup of tea and a good book. The candles are lit, the soft blanket is pulled up over your legs, and your phone is on “Do ...