Happy Leap Day! Today is a unique day, a day that only comes around once every four years. As I thought about how I wanted to commemorate this day on the blog I realized I had the perfect story to … Continue reading
The following guest post comes from Jackie, a writer for 1-800-PetMeds, who loves to help and support the pet community. You can find Pet Meds on Twitter or connect with Pet Meds on Facebook. This is part 2 of a two-part … Continue reading
Dog: The next couch potato. A new television network called DOGTV has come up with the solution to your dog’s most common woes of “there’s nothing on TV” by providing canine-friendly programming. Some of us (including myself) leave the TV … Continue reading
Today is National Dog Biscuit Appreciation Day! (Seems like there is a day for everything nowadays, right?) In honor of this unique day, we encourage you to get into the kitchen and treat your dog with some homemade biscuits! There … Continue reading
The following guest post comes from Jackie, a writer for 1-800-PetMeds, who loves to help and support the pet community. You can find Pet Meds on Twitter or connect with Pet Meds on Facebook. This is part 1 of a … Continue reading
Whether or not you have seen the underwater dog photography floating around on the internet, you’ll likely love it! Photographer Seth Casteel’s unique photos hit Facebook last Friday the 10th and spread like wildfire ever since. Why the hype? Casteel … Continue reading
If you caught the dog show these past two days, then you’ve heard who won Best in Show. That’s right, the winner was a Pekingese dog named Malachy. The Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show took place over February 13-14th at … Continue reading
A recent article in The Telegraph discussed a study that shows that dogs trigger nearly 2,000 family arguments over a lifetime, giving an opposing view of the general thought that dogs provide only positive benefits to a family. Some of the causes … Continue reading
The following is a guest post from Ambika Singh of Rover.com. Rover.com is a new canine community founded on the belief that real homes make the safest and happiest kennels for our dogs. With 40 million dog-owning households in the U.S., Rover.com wants … Continue reading
Lorrie Shaw, an AnnArbor.com Community Contributor recently wrote an article on how a dog’s DNA may determine his behavior. She cited a study that shows that genetics can play a part in impulsive behavoir that some may find unattractive. Researchers at Eötvös Loránd … Continue reading
