Many dogs are good at swimming, but most dogs don’t have a solid understanding of what makes water dangerous or safe. Whether your dog is a total otter in the water or is a bit more apprehensive about swimming, it’s important to know how to keep your dog safe around water this summer. Drowning, water intoxication and diseases can all make the beach dangerous for your dog. Read tips here.

“I want to say this right at the start: protecting your dog from the cold does not have a one-size-fits-all solution…” Read these tips, from Certified Dog Behavior Consultant Kayla Fratt, about what to consider and how to keep your dog warm this winter season!

While we delight in special holiday moments, it’s important to remember that certain holiday decor — like plants — and certain foods — like most human treats — are poisonous to our dogs. Here’s a list of what to keep away from your pup this Christmas!

Even if you’re spending this pandemic holiday season apart from your normal family gatherings, the hustle and bustle of holiday preparations are rife with opportunities for accidental canine mischief. This article discusses four common behavior problems this holiday and how to prevent them.

All dogs give some sort of warning — no matter how brief — before their innate drives kick them into full prey gear. Whether it’s erect ears, a front paw lifted in a point, a raised nose or hackles, the time to correct your dog is in those important seconds before the launch sequence begins.