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Scientists Decode The Meanings Behind 19 Common Dog Gestures

Before they learn to speak, young children often point at an object they want. Any parent can tell you, it is their way of saying, “May I have that, please?” This type of communication is called “referential signaling” and it is relatively rare among non-primates. Since dogs have such a unique relationship with humans, the authors of a new study sought to discover if some of their many gestures qualify as referential signaling. They asked 37 dog owners to record their … Read more

16 Products for People Who Love Dogs & Coffee

I don’t know about you, but I can’t begin my day without a hot cup of coffee and a hug from my dogs. The following products are devoted to folks like me who are obsessed with caffeine and canines – some are even customizable to include your furry friend’s name! 1. iHeartDogs Colombian Supremo Coffee Each cup of this smooth, delicious coffee provides one shelter dog with a full belly – that’s 25 nourished pups in every bag! Smooth and … Read more

6 Ideas To Help Your Dog Sleep Through The Night

Parents of small children know sleepless nights are bound to happen, but what about pup parents? Many dog owners learn the hard way that like babies, dogs don’t always respect your desired sleep schedule. You love them, but that doesn’t mean you love waking up multiple times a night to deal with their crying and acting out. Puppies don’t sleep through the night because they’re still working on house training, but it’s also a common problem for adult and senior … Read more

The Best Gifts for Someone Who Loves Dogs

For someone who loves dogs, certain gifts are just going to be more meaningful than others. We’d venture to say that for dog-loving people, gifts that do double duty by also helping people and/or pets in need are going to mean a whole lot more. They’ll probably love knowing that the gifts you’ve picked out for them have helped dogs and individuals in need! Whether it’s your sibling, bestie, or the mail man, we’re sure they’ll appreciate the following gift … Read more

Dog Diabetes: A Comprehensive Guide To Symptoms, Care & Management

Dog diabetes can be a frightening diagnosis, and up to 1% of domestic dogs will face it in their lifetime. Managing the disease can be complicated. However, with love and vigilance, you can ensure your diabetic dog lives a full, happy life. The key to a positive outcome is twofold. First, it is essential to pick up on the signs and symptoms early, to prevent a life-threatening emergency. And second, careful monitoring and long-term treatment adjustments will help ensure your … Read more

20 Silly Laws About Dogs

The world has changed a lot in the last hundred years. Usually, laws are updated to reflect current living conditions, but sometimes nobody notices silly laws that don’t make a lot of sense in today’s world. Of course, some places like to make mountains out of molehills, so some of these laws may be more recent. We found these on the internet and not a law library, so it’s hard to say how current or misunderstood these laws may be. … Read more

The 7 Real Reasons Why Your Dog Keeps Licking

Some dogs just can’t seem to hold their “licker”! Whether they are licking you, your furniture, the floors, themselves, or just flapping their tongues, there is usually a medical or behavioral explanation. Read on to find out why your pooch is licking and what you should do to remedy it. 1. Affection When your dog showers you with joyful licks after a long day apart, it really does mean he’s happy to see you! Affectionate licking starts at birth. Mother … Read more

5 Home Remedies For Doggy Diarrhea

Diarrhea in dogs is a symptom of a larger problem like stress, sudden diet change, food allergies, dietary indiscretion (garbage grazing), parasites, viral or bacterial illness, even chronic disease. Although it is usually self-limiting, it’s uncomfortable for your pooch and messy for you. We’ll cover when to seek immediate veterinary care below, but in mild cases, certain home remedies may do the trick. A post shared by Ralph (@ralphstagramm) on Jan 6, 2017 at 7:09pm PST Dogs can’t tell us, … Read more

Alert: Potential Danger To Dogs Is Already In Your Home

There is something in your kitchen and maybe many other rooms of your home that can seriously hurt your dog. We add it to many of our food items and we use it in utilitarian jobs around our houses. It even crops up in recreational gear. It is salt and it can be a danger to your dog. Sodium ion toxicosis is a clinical syndrome that occurs when an animal ingests salt out of balance with the amount of water … Read more

Retirement Communities Are Going To The Dogs

While Yappy Hours are typically found at hotels and bars, retirement homes are starting to jump on the 4-legged trend. The Palace Coral Gables A retirement community in South Florida, The Palace Coral Gables, has a Yappy Hour held monthly as part of the luxurious rental community’s activities. Organized by the community’s social director, Pam Parker, Yappy Hour is one of the most anticipated monthly get-togethers for The Palace’s dog owners. The humans love the opportunity to mix and mingle while their … Read more

12 Products To Spoil Your Pup With For National Dog Week

In honor of National Dog Week (Sept 21-27), you may be thinking about your best friend a little something special to say “thanks” for listening to you talk about your latest break-up or waiting to go outside while you chose the perfect outfit to flirt with that cutie at the dog park. These 12 products are so amazing, your dog will drool over them (we did!). #1 – FriendshipCollar FriendshipCollar, makers of the premiere vegan fashion accessories for pets … Read more

Dog Learns to Hula-Hoop (Seriously)

Have you ever tried hula hooping, ever? I have. It’s great for the waistline…so they say but I could never keep it there. Somehow, I could never manage to keep it going around my waistline and it kept going down, straight down to the floor. I should have gotten some tips from this doggy! Quite a novel idea to hold on tight to the hoolahoop and then go around in circles faster and faster. That way, you’d end up looking … Read more

10 Refreshing Frozen Treat Recipes For Your Dog

It. Is. HOT outside! But it’s also the season for ice cream, cold drinks, and popsicles! Don’t forget to include your dog on the chilly-treat fun when you’re snacking. Your dog can enjoy a lot of the treats you do – in dog-safe form, of course. The homemade treats here are super tasty, extra-simple, and don’t need you to turn on your oven. They’re all chilled or frozen! Note: All recipes are senior dog-safe, but be sure to check the … Read more

20 Gifts Your Dog DAD Will LOVE

He picks up the poop, gives them baths and even walks them two miles in the rain. Dog dads are a special breed and they deserve recognition. This Father’s Day, give them a gift that shows how much you appreciate them for every time they clean up the dog’s accidents in the house and for those midnight trips to the vet. There’s a gift for every budget on this list of cool gifts for Dog Dads: #1 – Front Pocket ... Read more

Top 12 New Products For Dog Owners

Getting a puppy in the future? Already have one? Than you need to look at this list! These new products will make your life easier and your dog’s more enjoyable. #1 – BOGO Bowl This is a new way to buy your puppy’s food – and help a shelter dog in the process! Each time you purchase BOGO Bowl, they give a matching bag – or $10 cash – to a shelter, rescue, pet food pantry, canine cancer research program, … Read more

Is Rubbing Alcohol Safe To Use On Dogs?

We talk a lot about pet food safety and what should or shouldn’t be in your dog’s food or treats. However, people typically don’t give much thought to what they put on their dogs, but they should. Unlike humans, dogs lick themselves, especially just after we have put something on them. This means they are ingesting whatever is you just put on them – is it safe? Alcohol – namely Isopropyl or rubbing alcohol – is one of those substances … Read more

10 Ailments Dog Owners Commonly Overlook

The earlier you recognize and treat something your dog has, the better. But some things are easy to miss, and unfortunately go undetected by dog owners. Dr. Cathy Alinovi, DVM, owner of Healthy Pawsibilities, gave us her list of the 10 most commonly overlooked aches and pains dogs face, and the signs you should look for. If you think your dog may have any of these conditions, take them to the vet as soon as possible. 1. Hip Dysplasia This … Read more

Doggy Best Behavior Tips For the Holidays From Celebrity Trainer Joel Silverman

The holidays are a time of year when we get together with family and friends. We have parties involving lots of food and drinks, and little kids run around on sugar-highs. In the middle of it all is the dog. We expect him to behave himself, even if no one else is. Celebrity Dog Trainer and behaviorist Joel Silverman answered our questions on how to make sure you dog be on his best behavior this holiday season. What are some … Read more

19 Must Have Dog Products for Winter

As the mercury dips and the landscape is swathed in a blanket of frost, the search for dog products for winter becomes as pressing as the chilly air itself. Pet parents are keenly aware that their canine companions require extra care during the cold months, from protective gear to cozy bedding, ensuring their furry friends are safe, warm, and happy. This article is a treasure trove of carefully curated reviews for the top winter essentials that every dog parent should … Read more

Hands-Free Leashes: The Best Ones and How to Use Them Safely

If you saw our article on the top ways people get injured by their dogs, you will know that almost all of them involve the leash and several involve trying to hold the leash while doing something else – carrying items, texting, drinking coffee, etc. Hands-free leashes can help reduce the risk of injury, but they have to be used properly, and some styles are better than others, depending on your size and your dog’s size/temperament. Picking a Hands-Free Leash … Read more

The Scary Condition Your Dog Can Get Simply by Vomiting!

Several years ago, my then 7 year-old Shetland Sheepdog got into my mom’s suitcase and ate some vitamins, which promptly made her throw up…a lot. So we rushed her to the vet. Listening to her as we drove, I swore I heard that tell-tale rattle when fluid is in the lungs. But when we go to the vet they said she was fine and sent us home. I wasn’t so sure, and, hours later, she was barely moving. Back to … Read more

STUDY: People are having dogs instead of babies

A Recent article by Roberto A. Ferdman on Quartz points to research that shows families and single women are choosing to have a dog, in particular small dogs, over having two-legged children. According to the article, birthrates in the 15-29 year range has dropped drastically in the last decade, almost 10%. In contrast, dog ownership is on the rise, with small dogs under 20lbs being the fastest growing category. The 2012 U.S Pet Ownership and Demographics Sourcebook shows the average … Read more

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