Dogs have filled a vital role in the family for hundreds of years. Most recently, dogs are almost considered like children. Some pride themselves on their “fur children.” We only have ten to fifteen birthdays with a man’s best friend. With such an important role in the family, dog owners love to celebrate their dog’s birthday in special ways.

Aggression often manifests as growling, snapping, or biting. Dog owners, trainers, and researchers have been seeking ways to understand and manage this behavior, as it significantly impacts the relationship between dogs and their human counterparts. The factors contributing to aggressive tendencies in dogs are multifaceted, ranging from genetic predispositions to external environmental triggers.

Choosing the right chew treat for your dog is essential, not just for their enjoyment but also for health and safety reasons. One popular type of treat is antler chews, which come primarily from two sources: deer and elk. These natural chews offer unique benefits, but it's important to understand their differences to determine which one is better suited for your furry friend.

Single-ingredient dog treats have recently been popular due to their health benefits and simplicity. These treats are made with just one ingredient, making it easy for pet owners to evaluate their dog's nutritional intake and avoid potential allergic reactions. As the name suggests, single-ingredient dog treats bypass the need for artificial additives and fillers often found in conventional pet treats.

Bully sticks have gained popularity as a natural and nutritious chew option for dogs, but are they truly safe? When it comes to our beloved dogs, their safety and well-being are of utmost importance. In this blog, we will explore the benefits and potential risks associated with bully sticks for dogs.

The kids are out of school, the weather is warming up, and it’s time to start thinking about fun summer activities. Families that love the outdoors will be looking forward to several summer camping trips this year. With plenty of wilderness adventure, clean crisp air, swimming, food and fun, it’s hard to imagine the experience getting even better but there is one little thing that could be missing from your trip - your dog. 

Is a family really complete without at least one dog? Adopting a dog is a huge decision for anyone but young parents with small kids may have additional concerns with choosing a dog who will be gentle and patient with the tiny humans. Here are the top 10 Best Dogs For Families With Young Children.

Anyone that owns a dog will tell you that they are best in class when it comes to begging for food. Who could blame them; People food smells amazing, especially if you normally dine on kibble. However, you should be careful because some human food is very unhealthy for your dog. Here is A Quick List Of Human Foods Your Dog Should Never Eat.

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As much as we love to joke about one day being able to translate dog thoughts into English or even what a dog would text to us if they had such an ability, the sad truth is our canine friends just don’t speak our language. Since they can’t speak, dogs communicate with us through their behavior and body language.

The very best dogs can display less than optimal behavior at times. Pets are very instinctual so their behaviors always have a cause. For dogs, the number one cause of “naughty” or fearful behavior is anxiety.

A huge majority of dog toys are plastic (or some other synthetic material) and almost all of them are factory made. While some are better than others, there are very few that are truly all natural. With more and more products coming from less regulated overseas manufacturers, it’s very important that you know what is going into your dog’s mouth and potentially their body.