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    A Vet Answers Your Most Pressing Questions About Head Pressing

    Recently, there was an article sweeping the internet about “head pressing.” Although rare, it is something to watch for, especially if your dog suffers from one of the conditions that can cause head pressing. We spoke with Dr. Kim Smyth, staff veterinarian and pet health writer at Petplan Pet Insurance to get some more in-depth answers to our questions. What Exactly is “Head-Pressing”? The term “head pressing” is actually pretty descriptive—the affected pet stands close to a wall or other … Read more

    New Law Will Require Germans To Walk Their Dogs Twice Per Day

    To us, our dogs are important members of the family. And of course, they’re more than just the ones who sleep on our laps or cuddle at the foot of our beds. Dogs, just like any person, need regular exercise and outdoor access. Sometimes they need to be outside, exposed to the smells and sights. Germany’s Agriculture Minister, Julia Klöckner, feels strongly about this. She introduced a new law requiring Germans to take their dogs out for at least one hour, … Read more

    UPDATE: Abandoned Pink Dog & Her Brother Find New Hope After Treatment

    Animal Friends of the Valley is an animal shelter in Wildomar, California. There, they have a night drop – a place where people can anonymously and safely leave their pets if they do not wish to face the shelter staff when they relinquish their pets. It might be unfortunate, but the presence of night drop kennels is thought to reduce the number of animals abandoned on the side of the road or in vacant lots. Most of the time the … Read more

    TSA Dogs Take A Well-Deserved Break To Become Social Media Stars

    TSA Dogs

    National Dog Day is right around the corner on August 26th, and what better way to celebrate than to look at some adorable pups? The working dogs with the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) are known for their incredible skills. But did you know that they have a secret affectionate side too? TSA decided that it was time to finally show the world who their dogs really are. So, they set up a “cutest dog contest” in honor of the dog-friendly … Read more

    You Helped This Depressed Pup Find Someone Who Adores Him

    Dog Rescued From Kill Shelter

    When you purchase items from the iHeartDogs store, a portion of that profit is donated to GreaterGood. GreaterGood is an organization that does lots of amazing work to save at-risk animals. Thanks to loyal customers like you, many shelter dogs get a second chance at life because of the generous donations. One of those lucky pups is Braxton. Braxton is an affectionate dog that just wants to be loved in return. But his first family surrendered him to the Visalia … Read more

    Stinky Dog Farts: Causes And Prevention Tips

    Stinky dog farts are sometimes a thing of legend. You know your dog has a gassy problem when cuddling on the couch turns into a test of how long you can hold your breath. Your four-legged family member can let them rip with more stench than any person you know. While all dogs fart on occasion, some have the unnerving ability to pass gas that can only be described as deadly. Farting is completely natural and sometimes even good for … Read more

    12 Brilliant Doggy Care Hacks You Can’t Live Without

    There are a lot of things experienced dog owners do that new owners would never think of, even if it’s a simple task that makes everyone’s lives significantly easier. Dog ownership and care hacks come naturally to some, but others could use a little help. So here we’ve compiled a list of 12 genius hacks you can’t live without! #1 – Use A Shower Caddy For Dog Supplies Whether you want to keep grooming supplies or just basic dog care … Read more

    Dogs Around The World Are Ready To Star In Disney Cartoons

    Disney Dogs Snapchat Filter

    Dogs are cute whether they’re in real life or a Disney cartoon. But have you ever wondered how cute they’d be if you mixed those two together? A new Snapchat filter allows you to do exactly that. You can take a photo of your dog to find out what they’d look like as a Disney character. Unlike Snapchat’s other odd filters, this option works perfectly for animals. Of course, the results are adorable and hilarious. Disney better be planning a … Read more

    Hyundai Dealership Decides To Adopt Stray Dog Who Kept Visiting Them

    Rio de Janeiro and its surrounding areas in Brazil have a fairly bad stray dog problem. These poor pups have it rough on the streets. Incredibly, one of these unlucky strays turned his fortune completely around when he wandered near a Hyundai dealership in Serra. The dealership’s employees could tell this pup was hungry and sad. They wanted to help. The showroom manager Emerson Mariano told Folha Vitoria about how the dog touched his and his employee’s hearts. “We were … Read more

    11 Most Popular Terrier Breeds

    Popular Terrier Breeds

    Terrier breeds are a tenacious group of dogs. They come in all different shapes and sizes from all over the world. They are loved for their courage, energy, and heart. Even the smallest dogs are large in spirit. Terriers are often not recommended for first-time dog parents, but in the right home, they make outstanding active companions. These feisty dogs have won over the hearts of many people and continue to push their way into many more. Here are 11 … Read more

    12 Things To Sneak Into Your Dog’s Food To Boost Their Health

    More dog owners than ever are paying special attention to what they’re feeding their dogs and we couldn’t be happier about it. Gone are the times of cheap, corn-based kibbles as almost all owners are spending time researching and purchasing the best diets. Whether you’re feeding premium kibble or a homemade raw diet, there are still plenty of supplements you can add to your dog’s food to boost their health. Over-supplementation is something you should avoid, but if you’re looking … Read more

    Man Comforted By Angel In Disguise After His Dog Died

    Man Grieving Dog Featured

    Having a dog in our lives is a rewarding experience. We get to feel so much love and comfort with our furry friends by our sides. But that also means lots of heartbreak when we finally have to say goodbye. For J.P. Groeninger from Pearland, Texas, the goodbye was too much to handle. His black Lab named Gracie had been his rock through many difficult times. So, when he knew it was time to let her go, he couldn’t contain … Read more

    This Company Now Includes Dog Adoption As An Employee Benefit

    Couple with Dog

    Working a full-time job can make it difficult to welcome a furry friend into the family. The adoption fee and supplies can add up quickly. Plus, it’s near impossible to find time in your busy schedule to get the pup fully adjusted. That’s why one company decided that adopting a dog should be taken more seriously in their industry. The Zebra, an insurance comparison website, is now providing a new benefit for employees. They want everyone in the company to … Read more

    Dog Eagerly Awaits The Arrival Of Her Human’s School Bus

    As a kid, I always had plenty of reasons to be excited to go home at the end of a school day. Chief among those reasons of course was knowing my dog Dudley would be waiting at the top of the driveway for me. That grin and wagging tail made for a nice reward after a day’s worth of school. In an adorable YouTube video viewed over 1 million times, a pup named Nala awaits the return of her school-aged … Read more

    Experts Urge Proper Mask Disposal After Dog Nearly Dies Eating One

    I know, in the middle of a pandemic the last thing you need is something else to worry about. But this something pertains to a habit you’ll need to develop as long as wearing masks is still necessary. It may just save your dog’s life. An abandoned rescue dog from Boston named Gibbs learned the hard way what happens when you chew on a discarded face mask. The 7-year-old Schnauzer mix was found in an abandoned home with a few … Read more

    Study Claims Dogs Might Be Better Than A Compass

    You may have recently heard the story about the lost dog who ended up 60 miles away at his previous home. Odd stories like this seem to happen frequently with dogs and science may have figured out why. A new study suggests that dogs may be able to sense the Earth’s magnetic fields! It specifically suggests hunting dogs may be particularly gifted with this special sense of direction. “This ‘sense’ is beyond our own human perception and it is, therefore, … Read more

    This Online Purchase Bamboozled Two Water Loving Dogs

    dog pool cover

    We’ve all had an experience with an online purchase that fell short of our expectations. Though our pets usually get to sit back and laugh at our online shopping mistakes, this purchase disappointed two water-loving pups on opposite ends of the globe. I usually consider myself to be a savvy online shopper, but I couldn’t resist an incredible deal on an enormous dog pool that I knew my dog Ellie would love. With how much she enjoys diving into puddles … Read more

    Help Your Pup Fight The Heat With A Healthy Homemade Ice Cream Pop

    dog ice cream

    Fur parents are coming up with creative ways to keep their dogs cool throughout the summer. With TikTok being one of the most popular sources of food trends and DIY tricks these days, it’s no wonder this dog-friendly TikTok recipe is making the rounds! Though many recipes are made with humans in mind, this TikTok user found a way to join their dog into the fun. By using a few tasty dog-approved items, he created a delicious and healthy ice … Read more

    The Healthy Hound Newsletter #42

    In This Issue

    ● How To Help An Abused Dog
    ● Choking Hazards
    ● Your Dog’s Favorite Music
    ● Weird Behaviors Explained
    ● Fear Of Children
    ● Home Decor For Senior Dogs

    The 10 Most Common Items Dogs Choke On

    Just like humans, dogs can choke on the things that they put in their mouths. But unlike humans, they’re more likely to gnaw on non-food items, or simply swallow things whole. If you’ve ever wondered why certain pet toys have weight or size suggestions on them, a big reason is to reduce the risk of that item becoming a choking hazard. Be sure to avoid the non-food and non-toy items on this list, and monitor your pooch closely with the others! #1 … Read more

    125-Pound Akita Rescued From Mountain During Sweltering Hiking Trip

    Akita Rescued From Heat

    Many dog parents tend to overestimate their dog’s capabilities during the summer heat. They assume that if their dogs were fine in the past, then they will always be fine walking in the heat. However, even the most active dogs need to take it easy when the temperatures soar. Sadly, this is something that many dog parents fail to realize. Nikko the 125-pound Akita is one of the many victims of heat exhaustion during a long walk. He walked with … Read more

    Rescuer Builds Puppies An Elaborate Castle With A Moat

    YouTuber “Wilderness TV” found an amazing application for his natural crafting ability. This thoughtful man builds incredible homes for homeless animals to live in. And I don’t mean just your run of the mill miniature barn style dog houses. His creations are fantastic interactive doggie living spaces. Recently, he found 4 abandoned puppies in a cave about 1 km away from his home in Thailand. He decided that these little dogs deserved the best, and he was going to make … Read more

    Journalist Describes Losing Her Dog In Beirut Explosion

    On Tuesday August 4th, 2020, two massive chemical explosions devastated Beirut. The death toll of over 70 people continues to rise and thousands more were injured in the blasts. That figure doesn’t include the dogs, cats, and other pets within the blast radius. At the time of the explosion, USA Today Journalist Nadia Al Faour was at the veterinarian with one of her dogs, 2-year-old Brownie. Brownie had been going through something that caused a fever and curbed his appetite. … Read more

    Tiny Puppy Rescued From Hot Car With Seconds To Spare

    If we’ve said it once, we’ve said it one thousand times: DON’T LEAVE DOGS IN HOT CARS. Now say it again for the people in the back! People.com recently reported a heart-pounding story about one young pup in California that is lucky to be alive. He owes his harrowing rescue to a good samaritan who heard his cries for help. One Little Puppy Who’s Cries For Help Were Heard Just In Time Earlier this week, a small dog was rescued … Read more

    Your Help Kept Two Surrendered Siblings Together

    Part of each sale through the iHeartDogs store is donated to Greater Good, which helps support various charities like START Rescue. Through the Second Chance Movement™ program, providing travel miles for animal transport, happy endings like the one below are made possible! German Shepherds Journey and Leya lived with their mom in Los Angeles, until that was no longer possible for them. START Rescue received a call from her, in tears, saying she had lost her home. As a result, she had to move to much smaller premises … Read more

    5 Ways Probiotics Can Help Your Dog

    probiotics can help dogs

    The idea of millions of tiny microbes living in your dog’s digestive system can turn your own stomach queasy, but those little organisms have a big job to do. They’re called probiotics, and they’re found in every animal—humans and dogs included. Probiotics are the “friendly’ bacteria and yeasts that balance the bad bacteria and help the body operate smoothly. We’ve known for generations that probiotics are important for human health, but research is now showing they’re just as important for … Read more

    How To Safely And Naturally Remedy Hyperkeratosis

    Canine paw pad hyperkeratosis isn’t life threatening and it’s not always easy to identify, but that doesn’t mean it should be ignored. Hyperkeratosis is a condition where the skin on a dog’s nose or paw pads becomes especially thick and hard. It can cause painful callouses, and foot pad hyperkeratosis is often called “hairy dog feet” because of the way the skin cracks and separates. It can lead to infections, lameness, and general discomfort, and while there is no cure, … Read more

    These Are The Music Genres That Dogs Love Listening To Most

    Dog wearing headphones

    Most humans enjoy listening to music to help fill the silence of an empty room. But did you know that many dogs also feel the same way? Some dog parents leave music on for their dogs when left alone, and in most cases, the dogs actually appreciate it. It might be hard to believe, but an in depth study about dogs and music helped conclude that dogs can enjoy music. In fact, they even discovered which genres were the most … Read more

    Puppy Cried For Help In 130-Degree Car Until Good Samaritan Arrived

    Dog in Hot Car

    Dogs and children should never be left unattended in a car, especially when the sun’s shining down on them. For most people, this is common sense. Yet, others don’t think twice about it, which puts so many innocent pups in danger. Boomer the gray puppy was a victim of heat exhaustion. Sadly, his so-called parent left him alone in hot car in California, where it was about 100 degrees Fahrenheit outside. Boomer had no choice but to cry for help. … Read more

    Cats Have No Problem Using Dogs For Their Own ‘Purrposes’

    Cats can pretend they don’t like dogs all they want, but we know the truth… Felines enjoy dog company as canines are simply one more creature that can be subjected to kitty will! And dogs being the sweethearts they are, they usually give cats their way. Plus, the pups have learned that disagreeing with a cat usually means claws, so its easier to adhere to kitty whims without question! @maddyrwong_travels/Instagram We’ve collected evidence from social media revealing how cats boss … Read more

    Dog Dating App Matches You With The Perfect Rescue Dog

    Child with Puppies

    When some families get a new dog, they get so hung up on looks. They get their heart set on the perfect breed and assume all dogs of that breed will be the same. But that couldn’t be further from the truth! All dogs are unique, regardless of what their breed description says. So, a woman named Mary Ann Zeman came up with a way for families to search for a dog based on personality and needs, not looks or … Read more

    Thanks For Helping Us Fly 123 Dogs To New Beginnings!

    If you’ve been following iHeartDogs this July, you may have noticed we began fundraising for a Wings of Rescue flight to save over 100 at-risk dogs from Oklahoma. In fact, you may have even supported the Operation Second Chance: Oklahoma Pet Rescue Flight. And if you did, every single one of us and all 123 dogs you saved are eternally grateful! As the coronavirus pandemic continues, Oklahoma reported its highest unemployment rate of all time in April 2020 at 13.7%. … Read more

    Abandoned Dog Barely Survives Heat Stroke

    For many dogs, summer is a trying time. Dogs don’t regulate their body temperatures as well as humans do. Overheating in dogs can be critical and even deadly, making the hotter days tough on our pups. A 3-year-old gray and white Pit Bull named Rocco barely survived heat stroke this July. When he arrived at Angell Animal Medical Center in Massachusetts, Rocco’s temperature had reached 106 degrees. Miraculously, the veterinarians there were able to save his life. Certain breeds are slightly … Read more

    YouTube Star Finds Homes For Every Dog In The Shelter

    MrBeast Adopts Dogs

    Jimmy Donaldson, more commonly known as YouTuber MrBeast, is famous for his unique stunts that usually involve spending a lot of money to help others. In a recent YouTube video, he decided to try something new. He used lots of the money he earned from his YouTube career to help all the dogs at Furkids Shelter in Georgia get adopted. The shelter had 14 dogs that needed loving homes, so he did everything he could to help them all find … Read more

    You Helped Rehabilitate A Frightened, Abandoned Lab

    Part of each sale on the iHeartDogs.com store is donated to Greater Good Charities, which offers grants for charities and programs like Rescue Bank. Some rescues could not run without the kind donations from organizations like this. Customers like you are the reason uplifting stories like the one below are possible! When they somehow failed to meet their adopter’s expectations, three imported pups were rejected and abandoned in a rural area. Refurbished Pets of Southern Michigan (RPSM) found them running around, extremely malnourished. Rightfully, they feared … Read more

    Dog Trainer Threatens To Take Mobility Service Dog From 8-Year-Old

    Girl with Lab

    8-year-old Ava Reed has Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease. It’s a neurological disorder that makes it hard for her to walk and stay balanced. Currently, she uses a mobility walker to help her get around, but her parents knew there was something more they could do to help her. So, they decided to get her a service dog. Maggie joined the family over a year ago. The young Labrador Retriever was supposed to be trained to help Ava get around. Yet, one year … Read more

    It Takes 4 Pool Noodles To Float This Chill Pup

    There’s nothing like a relaxing dip in the pool on a hot summer day. Especially if you’re weighed down by an extra pound or so of fur. I’m referring, of course, to our canine companions (though hairy people probably agree.) Dogs often enjoy a cool swim just as much if not more than their people do. One crafty pool-loving Golden Retriever from Iowa really knows how to chill out. She figured out that the best way to stay cool is … Read more

    The Healthy Hound Newsletter #40

    In This Issue

    ● New Approach To Dog Adoption
    ● Healthy Rawhide Alternative
    ● Dental Hacks Dogs Actually Enjoy
    ● The Fate Of Flat-Faced Dogs
    ● Socializing Exuberant Dogs
    ● Causes Of Arthritis
    ● Teaching A Rescue Dog To Play

    Mississippi Law Offers Justice For Abused Cats & Dogs

    The state of Mississippi proves their stance as a friend to cats and dogs thanks to new legislation designed to hit animal abusers with even stiffer punishments. Recently signed into law by Gov. Tate Reeves, Senate Bill 2658 serves to expand the charges available for animal cruelty cases against domesticated cats and dogs. Written by Sen. Angela Burks Hill, the bill updates prior legislation passed in 2011. Mississippi offers justice to innocent cats and dogs.  Felony Charges for the Cruel … Read more

    11 Dog “Pupcakes” Your Dog Has To Try Right NOW

    Dog Birthday

    Whether it’s for a birthday, holiday, or just a random Tuesday, there’s always a great excuse to treat your pup to something yummy! Even if you don’t know your pup’s birthday, you can still find a day to celebrate. No, dogs shouldn’t celebrate the human way with chocolate or buttercream cakes. But they can still enjoy a special dessert now and then. Whatever you’re celebrating, you should make or buy one of these deliciously dog-friendly “pupcakes” so your dog doesn’t … Read more

    14-Year-Old Uses Free Time To Make Jackets For Shelter Dogs

    A young girl living in South Africa found a way to turn her extra time in lockdown into a kind gesture for the dogs in her community. With South Africa experiencing their coldest winter in the last decade, she knew she had something special to offer the Kempton Park SPCA during this difficult time. The Kempton Park SPCA is one of many incredible animal shelters around the world that are feeling the impact of the current pandemic. With the current … Read more

    Doctor Rescues Over 1,000 Dogs From Butchers

    Woma saves dogs from butchers

    Susana Somali from Jakarta, Indonesia has dedicated her life to rescuing dogs. She realized that there were too many homeless dogs and not enough people to adopt them. Many unwanted dogs end up being neglected or taken to slaughterhouses. So, Somali created a special animal shelter that welcomes all dogs. She currently houses over 1,000 dogs, many of which were rescued from butchers. That number continues to grow daily, but Somali refuses to turn dogs away. She keeps rescuing as … Read more

    Family Builds Rooftop Lookout For Their Watchful Dog

    It can be so hard to leave home when your dog follows you to the door, begging with their sweet eyes for you to stay. Even after you gather the strength to close the door, they’ll find a window to press their sad faces into and watch you go. Can you blame them for wanting to know where we could possibly go without them? A black and white pup in Hawaii took watching his people leave the house to new … Read more

    Thanks To You, Abandoned Senior Dog Stu Has Been Saved

    Part of every sale through the iHeartDogs store is donated to GreaterGood, which helps support various charities like START Rescue. Stories like the one below are made possible with your help! Senior dogs who find themselves at shelters have it rough. They’re much harder to get adopted, and at some shelters they’re first on the list for euthanasia when space is low. Most adopters walking into shelters are looking for puppies, not older dogs. Fortunately, the stats for senior dog adoptions are improving. … Read more

    11 Dog Breeds at Highest Risk for Heat Stroke

    Bulldog heat stroke

    All dogs can get heatstroke, especially during the sweltering summer months of the year. If you’re wondering how likely it is for your dog to get heatstroke, then the risk might depend on their breed. Certain dog breeds are more prone to heatstroke than others. Some of the most at-risk dogs are brachycephalic breeds. Brachycephalic refers to dogs with flat faces, making them prone to breathing problems. Overweight dogs, dogs with thick coats, and senior dogs are also more prone … Read more

    Grandmother Covered in Kisses by Gigantic Puppies

    It would be hard to imagine anything in this life that could bring more joy and happiness to others than dogs and grandmothers. When you put the two together, it is an absolutely heartwarming combination. It is impossible not to smile when you take a peek at this video showing two gentle giants slather Grandma in sloppy kisses. Grandma Always Looks Forward to Seeing the Puppies The person who posted the video on YouTube reported that his grandmother always looks … Read more

    The Dangers Of Digestive Problems In Dogs And How To Treat Them

    By Sarah Wallace, DVM Feeding a dog seems simple on the surface: We buy food, we put the food in the bowl, and the dog eats the food. The next day, anything that is not broken down, absorbed, or used by the body comes out the other end. The cycle repeats. However, we don’t often stop to think about what happens inside a dog’s body after we give him that bowl of food. The digestive system is the collective effort … Read more