Dogs are a major responsibility. Feeding, walking, exercising, and cleaning up after them are all basic chores for the average dog owner. Still, you want to make sure your canine companion is safe and healthy no matter what. Dogs can still get sick or develop health problems that you must be aware of. Here are four common health problems in dogs to know. If you suspect your dog has any of these issues, consult your vet immediately.

Many people enjoy running with their dogs for several reasons. It can help you stay motivated, alleviate excess energy in your pup, and bond with your dog. Dogs don’t understand how to run with their owners right away. It can take some training and help from you to get your furry family member on track. These tips will help you run safely with your dog.

There’s no better feeling than coming home to an excited and lovable fur baby, but this isn’t the only way that your life changes when you adopt a puppy. Many people adopt puppies, thinking it’ll be a piece of cake to care for them, and then they realize it’s much harder than they anticipated. Whether you already have your new friend or you’re contemplating adopting a dog, you could benefit from knowing these important tips for raising a happy and healthy pup.

One of the most heated debates in the dog owner community is how much exercise to give your pet. Depending on the dog’s breed, most veterinarians recommend between 30 minutes and 2 hours of play every day. However, this estimate also depends on your dog’s age and other health conditions.

No matter how old your fur baby is, they should feel happy and comfortable. As our pets age, the natural aches and pains of life impact them, but you can help. Making home accommodations, improving their diet, and maintaining your dog’s health keeps them comfortable. Use the tips from this guide to improve your senior dog's quality of life. 

Have you ever noticed your dog staring at a wall for no apparent reason? This behavior is called "wall-staring" and can be quite mysterious. In this article, we will explore the possible psychological explanations for why some dogs exhibit this behavior and provide tips on how to help them.