Will My Dog Ever Love Me?
What to do when your new pup isn’t digging you.
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.
What to do when your new pup isn’t digging you.
Why you should let your dog get all their sniffs out on a stroll.
How to make sense of all those grunts and whines.
Pet health question that’s not an emergency? Our vet team will answer over email within 24 hours. So, go ahead, ask us about weird poop, bad breath, and everything in between.
7 signs your pup and their pal have BFF potential.
Spice Girls reference aside, just because your dog is graying around the eyes doesn’t mean those eyes don’t light up at playtime.
They’re not exactly crafting friendship bracelets for each other, but dog bonds mean something.
Yep, research says your dog is the special little snowflake you tell them they are.
A “sniffari” gives your dog a chance to be the boss.
According to animal behaviorist Karen London, using a more specific terms like “biddable” or “bombproof” can help you better understand your dog.
Try these free training programs from our friends at Dogo to help with new dog life and basic obedience.
Start TrainingNot sure what that means...or if it’s a good thing? A veterinary behaviorist explains.
The idea of being a dog’s “alpha” is a popular one — but it’s not an effective way to train.
Expert solutions for your pup's flatulence.
A new study finds that your pup can tell — er, smell — when you’ve been doom-scrolling.
“No touch-y!”
We all have our talents.