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    5 Tips For Easing Your Senior Dog’s Allergies

    The tell-tale signs of allergies usually become apparent before a dog’s senior years, but it is not unheard of for itching, redness, and inflamed skin to develop later in life. Those that already struggle with allergic skin may also begin to experience more flare-ups as their bodies weaken with age. Related: Best Allergy Supplements To Give Your Pup It’s never too late for allergies to appear – and luckily, it’s never too late to get them under control! If your … Read more

    Canine Emotion: How Your Dog REALLY Feels About You

    Attempting to understand the emotional lives of dogs has been a hot topic of scientific study for centuries. In the 1600s, the French philosopher, Rene Descartes compared animals to living machines, incapable of feeling pain or emotion. Thankfully, science has progressed a long way since the 1600s. These advances have allowed us to delve deeper into the mystery of canine consciousness. We now know that dogs possess all the same complex brain structures humans do – including those responsible for … Read more

    iHD Training: Leash Walking Tips

    Walking your dog should be a fun, relaxing activity you get to enjoy with your pup. But it’s not uncommon to feel embarrassed if it’s your dog taking you for a walk instead of the other way around. If you feel jealous watching your neighbors walk their well-behaved pups while yours pulls you any way he pleases, then this video is perfect for you. Good leash walking etiquette not only makes your walks with your pup more pleasant, it also keeps you … Read more

    10 Reasons Why Senior Dogs Are The Best

    Everyone loves puppies, but we have a special place in our hearts for seniors. Here’s our top 10 reasons why: #1 – Less Exercise Required As dogs age, they tend to slow down, which means you won’t have to take those 10 mile walks just to get your dog to settle down. Senior dogs are perfect for those who can’t physically exercise their dog or don’t have as much time for physical activities. #2 – No Chewing Most senior dogs … Read more

    Grieving Dog Mom Warns Others Of Household Suffocation Risk

    Doting dog mom Christina Young found out the hard way that an everyday kitchen item can become deadly in the paws of a curious pooch. Her beloved pup, Petey suffocated last week when his head became stuck in a potato chip bag. Young hopes to raise awareness to this hazard and protect other dog lovers from experiencing the same horror and heartbreak. She took to Instagram and Facebook to share her story, writing: “One week ago I kissed my baby … Read more

    Meet Marley, The Sheep Who Thinks He’s A Dog

    Marley has led quite a sheltered life for a sheep. Orphaned as a newborn, he was adopted by Ali Vaughan and her family when he was just a month old. The shaggy Valais Blacknose Valley sheep developed a joint infection soon after and required daily care. As he recovered in the Vaughan’s kitchen, Marley learned that indoor life suited him quite nicely. He also bonded with the family’s black lab, Jess, and began to pick up some distinctly canine behaviors! … Read more

    7 Reasons To Give Your Older Dog Turmeric Every Day

    Odds are, you’ve heard about the benefits of turmeric for both people and pets. And while turmeric would likely benefit dogs of any age, its benefits are particularly pronounced for senior pets. Turmeric (or Indian saffron) is the spice that gives curry it’s yellow color. Veterinary approved supplements for dogs often contain Curcumin – the active ingredient in Turmeric – because it acts as a natural anti-inflammatory and antioxidant. Researchers and nutritionists are singing its praises as a medicinally effective … Read more

    Why Do Some Dogs Love To Shred Paper?

    You know your dog has a paper shredding problem when you come home to find what’s left of the toilet paper roll in the living room, unread mail torn and scattered across the floor, and every tissue box in the house suddenly empty. The old excuse of “my dog ate my homework” now seems like a valid explanation, and you can’t figure out why your otherwise well-behaved dog can’t keep their teeth from tearing up all the paper in sight. … Read more

    How To Help Your Dog Regain Confidence After A Traumatic Incident

    All it takes is one day, one moment, and one traumatizing experience for a dog’s confidence to be completely shaken. We want their lives to be full of belly rubs and tail wags, but even the best dog owners can’t protect their pups from potentially traumatizing incidents. Dogs that live through scary situations are often overwhelmed by emotions. They find it difficult, and sometimes impossible, to move on after a specific event changes their perception about life. Traumatizing past experiences … Read more

    How To Make Peace In “Blended Families” Where Dogs Don’t Get Along

    When you adopt a new dog into your family, you always have the ability to have your current pooch meet the potential newcomer to make sure they can be compatible co-canines. But what happens when two people move in together — whether as roommates or a couple — and their pups simply don’t get along? It can be a heartbreaking situation: both parties (understandably) unwilling to surrender their furry friends, or worse, one caving and giving their innocent dog up. … Read more

    Why Do Some Small Dogs Have “Napoleon Syndrome”?

    You know the type. The little dog that growls and barks and acts more Rottweiler than Yorkie. You laugh and say that the dog has “Napoleon syndrome” or “small dog syndrome.” But what causes small dog syndrome? Is it a laughing matter or a true concern? What should you do about it? Here’s everything you never knew about Napoleon syndrome in small breed dogs. When a spunky personality becomes a “syndrome” Small dogs are loved for their big personalities, but … Read more

    7 Common Causes And Cures For Doggy Diarrhea

    There are a variety of causes for diarrhea in dogs. While some can be quite serious – like certain cancers and diseases of the liver, pancreas or heart – most are relatively harmless if treated promptly. The following 7 factors could account for your dog’s loose stools. Luckily, there are tried and true methods for treating each issue and restoring your pup to full health. Note: Holistic veterinarian, Dr. Ihor Basko recommends that all dogs with diarrhea undergo fecal testing prior … Read more

    A Rural Shelter Received HUGE Updates Because Of Your Purchases!

    Part of each sale through the iHeartDogs store is donated to Greater Good, which helps support various charities. Thanks to customers like you, happy endings, like the one below, are made possible.  The ANNA Shelter (Association for Needy and Neglected Animals) is a small, rural shelter in Erie, Pennsylvania. They were the lucky recipients of Pedigree’s 48 – See What Good Food Can Do campaign for the entire state of Pennsylvania. They won a generous grant for improvements to their shelter along with much needed … Read more

    Is Your Pup a Constant Paw Biter? Here’s How To Help

    Licking and chewing of the toes and paws is a common behavior among dogs. While some degree of licking is considered normal, dogs with red, swollen paws or chronic saliva staining likely have an underlying medical problem. There are several reasons a dog may chew their paws such as dry skin, wounds, growths, irritants like burrs or ticks, anxiety, and allergic skin disease. Whatever the cause of the irritation, paw-chewing can lead to pain, limping and secondary yeast or bacterial … Read more

    7 Signs Your Pup Would Make An Excellent Therapy Dog

    Therapy dogs provide a variety of public services such as visiting hospital patients and helping schoolchildren with their reading skills. Unlike service dogs, therapy animals do not perform specific assistance tasks. They simply offer companionship and affection. Therapy dog candidates should be obedient and trainable, but they must also possess certain traits that cannot be taught.   If you have considered pursuing therapy dog certification for your pup, ask yourself if he or she has the following qualities: 1. Highly … Read more

    Has Your Dog Been Slower To Get Up? It Might Be Time To Start Giving Them This

    Is your dog beginning to struggle with everyday activities like rising after sleeping, climbing stairs, and hopping in and out of the car? Pain caused by the degeneration of joint tissue is very common in aging dogs. For many pups, especially larger breeds, this degeneration can begin as early as 3 years old. While pharmaceutical drugs offer relief, they also carry the risk of serious side effects leading many vets and pet parents to seek out natural supplements like Glucosamine, … Read more

    The World’s First Tap House For Dogs Opens Its Doors

    A new bar has opened in Tigard, Oregon that allows you to enjoy a drink in the best company – dogs! Fido’s is the world’s first dog tap house, a place that offers craft beer, wine, and a full menu offering appetizers, pizza, and hot dogs with clever names – like the Chihuahua, which is served with Mexican street corn, or the Basset Hound, served with pimento cheese and bacon! Best of all, Fido’s is helping rescue dogs get out … Read more

    Is Your Pup Prone to Ear Infections? Try Adding These 2 Simple Daily Routines

    Ear infections in dogs are not something that should be taken lightly. They are painful and uncomfortable for your dog, and if you have a breed prone to ear infections, it can be difficult and time consuming having to treat them repeatedly. A regular infection of the outer ear can become an inflammation of the inner ear, and can lead to deafness, vestibular disease, and other serious issues if left untreated. Prevention is best when it comes to ear infections, … Read more

    How Omega-3 and Krill Oil Can Help Your Pup Fight Off Ear Infections

    We love dogs with floppy ears because they make our companions even more adorable and expressive. Unfortunately, those endearingly velvety soft ears can also be the source of ear infections — but there are things you can do to help. In order to prevent ear infections, it’s helpful to know what causes them. Water can get trapped inside floppy ears, enabling bacteria or yeast to flourish. Ear mites can also lead to this itchy, painful condition, and food or environmental … Read more

    Which Hotels Allow Dogs? 9 Pet-Friendly Chains For Every Budget

    Almost everyone loves going on vacation or out of town for a getaway, whether near or far. If you’re one of those people, you know that there is a down side: leaving your beloved pup behind. But, what if you didn’t have to? With many cities becoming more dog-friendly, it should be no surprise that lots hotels are, too! If you want your pup to tag along for your next adventure — or if you’re headed on a long road … Read more

    Is It Normal For My Dog To Always Act Like They’re Starving?

    While some dogs peeve their owners with picky appetites, most are happiest when scarfing down everything that looks remotely edible. It doesn’t matter what they eat, how much they eat, or when their last meal was, these chow hounds never seem to be satisfied. They’ll break out the hungry eyes at every chance they get, and it’s natural for dog owners to feel concerned about their pets’ seemingly insatiable appetites. But no matter how much they whine and beg, most … Read more

    Get Your FREE Digital Issue Of Modern Dog Magazine!

    We never get tired of hearing about dogs – that’s why we love Modern Dog Magazine! Every issue has lots of fun, informative content for dog parents, including training help, health information, and lots of tips and tricks to make our dogs’ lives better! Right now you can get the current digital issue of Modern Dog Magazine and join their weekly newsletter for FREE! This means you’ll be sent adorable pups straight to your inbox every week. You’ll also get … Read more

    “Downward Dog” Sign Encouraging Owners To Clean Up Dog Poo Goes Viral

    Julie Murden, of Dullingham, Cambridgeshire, shared a cute sign she spotted on a walk in her village with the Dullingham Village Community Group with no idea how quickly the picture would go viral. She has been trying to find the person who created the sign, but nobody has come forward yet and the original sign has been removed. The original Facebook post has been shared more than 85k times, and there’s no telling how far across Twitter and Instagram this picture may … Read more

    10 Signs Your Dog May Be Ready To Cross The Rainbow Bridge

    When the time comes to say goodbye, all dog parents hope their pets peacefully pass away after a long, happy life. The unfortunate reality, however, is senior dogs and dogs suffering from illness or injury most often rely on their owners to know when it’s time to cross the Rainbow Bridge. Choosing to end a life—a life you’ve cherished as part of the family—is an impossibly difficult decision, but preventing suffering is your biggest concern. No one wants their best … Read more

    3 Reasons Why Your Dog Needs To Know Their Name

    We’ve all been that person frantically calling our dog’s name only to have them do everything possible to pretend we don’t exist. Not only is this scenario frustrating and embarrassing, it’s also dangerous. The first thing people do when bringing home a new dog is play the name game. They think long and hard about the perfect names for their prized pooches, but most spend significantly less time working on name recognition. Copper, Bailey, Luna, and Jewels are at a … Read more

    Dog Behaviorist Says Dogs Need Vacations Just As Much As People

    There are a lot of things humans and dogs have in common—a need for love, an appreciation for comfy beds, a love of food—and new information shows a need for vacation time is also on that list. Canine behaviorist and host of the British TV show “Dogs Behaving Badly” Graeme Hall suggests dogs get stressed the same way humans do. And like their two-legged owners, dogs need vacations to get back on track. According to Hall’s research, vacations help dogs … Read more

    New Study Uncovers The Real Reason Why Your Dog Has A Penchant For Poop

    Watching a dog munch on a pile of poop is enough to turn anyone’s stomach. Humans are revolted by this undesirable type of appetite, and some dog owners dislike it so much it’s the reason they give their dogs away. Dog owners can’t understand why their beloved pup chooses to eat poop, but new research suggests dogs are only doing what comes naturally. Benjamin Hart, a veterinarian with the Center for Animal Behavior, formed a team to find real answers. … Read more

    Cancer Patient Gets The Best Surprise Ever When She’s “Showered With Puppies”

    On January 7, a brave California native battling brain cancer lived out a fantasy thanks to family, friends and a big pile of puppies from Sacramento’s public animal shelter! 28-year-old Courtney Gessford was diagnosed with a lemon-sized brain tumor three-and-a-half years ago. In that time, she has endured three brain surgeries, radiation treatments, and is currently undergoing chemotherapy. Throughout her debilitating migraines and gruelling treatments, Gessford has taken comfort in Clyde, her family’s dog. In fact, she and her friend, Maris … Read more

    More Than 30 Shelter Dogs Show Symptoms Of Potentially Deadly “Strep Zoo” Infection

    Maricopa County Animal Care and Control‘s east Valley shelter is battling a highly contagious and potentially deadly upper respiratory infection. More than 30 dogs are currently displaying symptoms. Officials say at least one dog passed away after testing positive for the bacterium, Streptococcus Zooepidemicus, commonly referred to as “Strep Zoo.” Test results for two other recently deceased dogs are pending. Strep Zoo is treatable if caught in its early stages and all of the symptomatic dogs have been put on antibiotics, says … Read more

    My Dog Is Always Chewing On Their Paws – What Can I Do To Help?

    Chewing of the toes and paws is a common behavior among dogs. While some degree of biting and licking is normal, dogs with red, swollen paws or chronic saliva staining likely have an underlying medical problem. There are several reasons a dog may chew their paws such as dry skin, wounds, growths, irritants like burrs or ticks, anxiety and allergic skin disease. Whatever the cause of the irritation, paw-chewing can lead to pain, limping and secondary yeast or bacterial infections. It … Read more

    Thanks To You iHeartDogs HEROES, These 85+ Animals Received A Second Chance At Life!

    Part of each sale through the iHeartDogs store is donated to Greater Good, which helps support various charities. Thanks to customers like you, happy endings, like the one below, are made possible.  Animal Lifeline successfully coordinated transport, immediate care, and foster placements for over 85 animals that needed assistance following the devastation caused by Hurricane Maria. This tremendous effort was made possible thanks to a grant they received from Greater Good and the Second Chance Movement. The funding they received was able to relieve some … Read more

    Your Purchases Are Funding Much-Needed Service Dogs for Veterans

    Part of each sale through the iHeartDogs store is donated to Greater Good, which helps support various charities. Thanks to customers like you, happy endings, like the one below, are made possible.  Our veterans are in crisis. Twenty-two veterans commit suicide every day. Patriot PAWS Service Dogs receives over 140 calls each week from veterans inquiring about a service dog and that number continues to rise. As Patriot PAWS Service Dogs continues to grow due to the great need for service dogs, they have increased … Read more

    Your Purchases Helped Fund Crucial Updates For This Animal Care Center

    Part of each sale through the iHeartDogs store is donated to Greater Good, which helps support various charities like Rescue Rebuild. Thanks to customers like you, happy endings, like the one below, are made possible.  Pima County Animal Care Center and the Christopher Columbus Park both had needs they couldn’t afford to address. While they had plenty of room for agility and enrichment, after taking care of all the animals, there was little money left to cover much-needed updates. They also wanted a way for … Read more

    Sickly Dog Was Meant To Be A Hospice Foster, But She Wasn’t Ready To Give Up Yet

    Although it can be hard to see a beloved dog go when he’s ready pass on, it’s nice to know that he spent his life being loved by someone who truly cared for him. This is the goal of hospice fosters: to see to it that dogs, no matter what sort of life they lived before, spend their final days feeling loved — even if they’ve never felt it before. Kay Jones and her husband, Brad, are not strangers to … Read more

    Is Your Breed On This List? Take EXTRA Care With Their Teeth… It Could Save Their Life!

    The thought of our dogs silently suffering from a easily preventable illness is absolutely heartbreaking. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, as many as 4 out of 5 dogs over the age of 3 are suffering from a disease that is not only painful, but outright deadly. What are we talking about? Canine periodontal disease. Unfortunately periodontal disease is more than just a cosmetic issue. In addition to causing inflammation, tooth loss, and pain for your dog, bacteria that starts … Read more

    Officers Gift K9 With A Beautiful Goodbye As He Enters Retirement

    Bronx, a nine-year-old Belgian Malinois, has served with the Bakersfield, California police department for eight years, and now, it’s time to retire. Bronx was trained as a detection dog, and has been with the Bakersfield Police Department since 2010. As one of the longest-serving dogs with the department, Bronx has worked in several units, including Bakersfield’s patrol division and SWAT team. He has also met tour groups at the police department and gone to schools to help educate children about … Read more

    How Often Should I Bathe My Dog?

    “How often should I bathe my dog?” It’s the type of question that every dog owner asks from time to time, and it’s one with no simple answer. It depends on a variety of factors ranging from their breed to their health to their lifestyle. If your dog hates bath time, you may want to go longer between baths, but how long is too long? If you like a very clean dog, how often is too often to wash your … Read more

    Dog That Made 20 Mile Journey Twice To Find Her Family Will Get A New Home

    The Seminole Humane Society / Seminole Animal Shelter in Oklahoma has stepped in to help a “very sweet, very calm and docile” pooch named Cathleen find a new home. Her family moved to a new house where they could not keep her and gave Cathleen to a friend. After walking the 20 miles back to her loved ones on two seperate occasions, the heartbroken pup found herself living at the shelter. Related Story: Dog Journeyed 11 Miles For 2 Days To Reunite With … Read more

    5 Tips To Help Your Pup That Pees When They’re Excited

    An enthusiastic greeting after hours away from home is one of the reasons you love your dog, but pee puddles on your new carpet put a damper on your day—literally. Peeing when excited is a common problem for puppies, and even older dogs sometimes lose control of their bladders. Mopping up pee puddles from an otherwise housebroken dog is a chore no one wants, but for some pups, excitement urination is a daily struggle. It most often happens with dogs … Read more

    10 Herbal Supplements To Heal & Nurture Your Dog’s Stiff & Arthritic Joints

    You want to help your dog feel better and not be in so much pain, but you aren’t wild about giving them prescription medication for the rest of their life. Or maybe you’re looking for something extra to supplement a medication recommended by the vet. Either way, you’ll be happy to know that there are many different supplements that have been shown to improve pain and joint function in dogs with arthritis. According to PetMD: “By their nature, nutritional supplements (also … Read more

    5 Ways You Can Help Dogs Left Outside In The Cold

    There seems to be a misconception that because our dogs’ ancestors were built to withstand freezing temperatures, domesticated dogs can also handle extreme cold. This is sadly not the truth for most breeds, as evidenced by the recent rash of dogs discovered frozen to death in the northern part of the country – some in their own backyards. “We’re finding dogs dead in dog houses and strays curled up deceased in fields,” Detroit Dog Rescue founder Kristina Millman-Rinaldi told TODAY.com. “It’s maddening, … Read more

    ‘Puppy Bowl’ Changes To ‘Dog Bowl’ To Raise Awareness On Mature Dogs In Need Of Homes

    It’s been 14 years since Puppy Bowl officially became part of Super Bowl Sunday, and dog people think it’s high time they featured some of the other adoptable cuties looking for good homes. While Puppy Bowl is full of young pups playing, picking fights, and being their generally adorable selves, Animal Planet is introducing their newest idea in canine sports entertainment. Dog Bowl is coming to make even the most anti-sports people look forward to Super Bowl LII. https://www.facebook.com/dogetreatsmart/photos/p.395902367489350/395902367489350/?type=1&opaqueCursor=AbqXqdlCojnuC61NfE_tEwZntXVM6iL6n0kkP2NFzphCtlhRTQuco2TFeR5JYdzv93t3-nwvtpewQVNsDD_JwLecYWLgJzJ0AYF2P0U7gi4Tq04bLbqNIRa2XF53awERRhCmeS_FL_VrKH7oWqj27svmh_QSMt2BqHLVFn8uE4zsZj14boTXsIsbrxAWHgZIqUff4wVTmFpLEZVobEiVXxcrhddWOGKU0jzn-CUK171fZG-agQnB0kvSVdZchVl8z7L1nrniY_k91T-SgE3QWL0csbhaioYQ9jne00GyRMG-fpEO6zeLIf4Zeb8WQ6PgYJ3i27YslfRpc2OZEH5TTk4D-BxtLgMIItGopvjSiqHGgiSP3-ngbjtjFPifKyXGKiZz5WKyrlztPVbLS_1dqXcVSy1WMqRYBBwd23MwLb6iWgUah-OAp73Eh7Eb-xHmRiI97sXTrK4mf6HhMUur3h0h&theater The … Read more

    Your Dog’s Sleeping Habits Can Reveal Secrets About Their Health & Personality

    Canines sleep an average of 12-14 hours a day, according to The National Sleep Foundation. And although they may be off in dreamland, you can still learn a lot about your dog by the way she dozes! From snoozing positions, to paw twitches, to sudden changes in sleep patterns, here’s what your pup’s sleeping habits say about him or her. A photo posted by BeauBedford.AbbieG.Sarge.Hedda (@weimquists_) on Oct 21, 2016 at 8:05pm PDT Sleeping Positions The position that your pup is most comfortable … Read more

    11 Companies That Let You Bring Your Dog To Work

    One of the hardest parts about leaving for work in the morning is walking out the door while our pups’ big, watery eyes beg us to stay. The solution? Get a job at a company where canines are welcome! Aside from having your best friend with you all day, dog-toting employees say that their companions lower their stress levels, give them a reason to take breaks and recharge (Fido’s gotta pee!), and provide an icebreaker to meet and get to … Read more

    11 Dog Breeds That Have A High Prey Drive

    Some dogs love to run, others like to retrieve, and some can’t stop themselves from chasing anything that moves! Those pups most likely have a high prey drive. Dogs with high prey drives have strong instincts to hunt. They tend to go after moving objects, whether they’re birds, critters, or leaves blowing in the wind! These dogs are energetic and intelligent, but they can be a handful if they don’t have a productive way to expel all that energy. Below are … Read more

    How To Help Two Dogs Form A Friendly Bond

    While dogs are generally considered pack animals, not every canine introduction will turn into a peaceful companionship. Some dogs generally don’t do well in social situations, and others are picky about who they choose to befriend. Whether you’ve added a second dog to the family or need your pup to play nice with someone else’s dog, encouraging an amicable relationship is in everyone’s best interests. Like people, dogs have individual personalities that determine who they play best with. It isn’t … Read more

    Thanks to iHeartDogs.com Customers, Senior Dog Goes From Shelter Kill List To Forever Home

    The Second Chance Movement funds the transport of dogs from high-kill shelters and into less crowded facilities where there is a higher demand for adoption. This simple solution has the potential to save hundreds of thousands of homeless pets – but it can be expensive. Certain products from the iHeartDogs store help fund these life-saving trips, and thanks to you, stories like the one below are made possible!  The stress, expense, time, and commitment to make these transports happen month … Read more

    Hotel Offers “Canine Room Service” So Weary Travelers Can Snuggle A Pup

    Traveling is stressful for the best of us, especially those who must leave our beloved pups at home. The folks behind the Nikko Hotel in San Francisco have come up with a brilliant solution for their dog-loving guests. His name is Buster Posey and he is available for “canine room service” should weary travelers find themselves in need of some puppy love. https://t.co/68viVvvYwE #thepreferredlife #hotelnikkosf pic.twitter.com/RKpwIzFaYP — Buster Nikko (@NikkoPupSF) October 23, 2017 Guests are greeted by adorable stuffed Busters … Read more

    The 10 Most Famous Instagram Pets Of 2017

    Ever since the photo-sharing app Instagram first appeared on computer monitors and cellphone screens in 2010, users have been sharing cherished images of their pets. As the site’s popularity grew, Instagram celebrities began to emerge – including several of the furry variety. The 10 critters in this post achieved internet fame to become 2017’s top non-human personalities. Each has followers in the millions! 10. Loki @Loki_the_wolfdog, 1.7 million followers A post shared by Loki (@loki_the_wolfdog) on Oct 7, 2017 at … Read more

    This Nativity Scene Starring Dogs Will Get You Into The Christmas Spirit

    The nativity story is a classic tale told all over the world at Christmas time. We set up our little nativities in our yards or on our mantles, and even watch school children perform their nativity plays at this time of year. These scenes usually feature a few animals – sheep, sometimes camel, but dogs aren’t often included. It’s even more rare to see dogs starring in a nativity! The people at Wags to Riches Pet Services in Mountsorrel, UK … Read more

    11 Ways You Know You’re A Crazy Dog Parent

    Our dogs are our babies. We consider them family from day 1, we care for them, and they become a vital part of our lives. From the way we spoil and gush about our dogs, some people may think we’re nuts. But we don’t care, because we know our pooches make us happier, healthier, and overall better people. Here are 11 signs that you’re a crazy pup parent, and that’s okay; because if anyone understands your canine-loving quirks, it’s definitely us. 1. You consider yourself a dog parent … Read more