Once the temperature starts steadily dropping, I don’t think about getting my parka and snow boots out of storage — I immediately begin worrying about keeping my dog warm and safe when we go outside.

No reason to panic. These currents are complementary, not contradictory. Both ideas are great. Give her something from each camp. ON that lavish note, we get right down to gifts that must be made to ...

We don’t head out on a walk with our pups looking for danger, but the truth is that the unexpected happens. It could be a ...

Nancy Mello, an animal communicator, comes to our rescue with tips to get your pup primed and ready for these clocks to fall ...

Sometimes, dogs who need to feel safe are constantly anxious and stressed. Challenging cases may benefit from the ...

Some pooches thrive on activity and exercise, while others have a relaxed nature. They find comfort in naps and often look for cozy corners to snooze. If you enjoy a slower pace, lazy dog breeds might ...