
Dog trainer Emma Bowdrey helps explain this common canine behavior.
Tail wagging? Ear pinning? It all means something. We’ll show you how to understand your pet (and communicate with them) with guides to decode the weirdest body language and behavior.
Dog trainer Emma Bowdrey helps explain this common canine behavior.
When your dog growls, they’re expressing their emotions. A study found that you’ll likely be able to understand what they’re feeling.
This study says you benefit from a power nap. Guess what? So does your growing new pet.
Pet health question that’s not an emergency? Our vet team will answer over email within 48 hours. So, go ahead, ask us about weird poop, bad breath, and everything in between.
The reason for your midnight jump-scare? Turns out it’s just your dog’s spooky eyes.
Here’s how your dog’s ears can clue you in to how they’re feeling.
Turns out, even experts have a hard time defining these terms.
Expert solutions for your pup’s flatulence.
Considering this viral moment, trainers weigh in on what you should know about introducing dogs to kids.
To pet parents, a whimpering dog sounds as sad as a crying baby. Here’s why.
Try these free training programs from our friends at Dogo to help with new dog life and basic obedience.
Start TrainingResearchers call it the “puppy-dog eye effect” — and oh, boy is it effective.
There’s no winning this argument, but here’s what you should know about parenting your new pet.
Consent isn’t just for humans. Here’s how to respond when the answer isn’t so simple.
Advice on how to deal with your dog’s humping habit.
Their toes might smell like Fritos, but there’s no way they taste that good.
This has nothing to do with a werewolf named Jacob in a series called Twilight, but here’s what it is all about.