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57 Dogs Saved From Korean Meat Market Are Enjoying Their New Lives In The U.S.

The Humane Society International and the Change for Animals Foundation rescued nearly 60 adult dogs and puppies from a dog-meat farm outside Seoul, South Korea. Prior to their rescue, these dogs, including Elly in the video below, were living in small, cramped, fifthly cages, waiting to be electrocuted, hanged, or beaten to death and then eaten. According to the HSI, the owner agreed to get out of the meat trade, which is a big win for the groups, who have … Read more

15 Ways To Prep Your Dog For Spring

Spring is officially here, even if your local weather hasn’t gotten the memo. While you are busy with spring cleaning, don’t forget your dog! The editors at LittleThings have 15 ways to make sure your dog is prepared for spring too. #1 – Schedule a Physical Exam Just like we need regular check-ups at the doctor’s office, make sure your dog is brought in for a full exam. The vet will make sure his immunizations are up-to-date and that your dog … Read more

10 Dog-Friendly Hotels & Motels

Traveling with dogs is becoming more and more popular and with good reason. It’s a lot of fun to take our dogs with us wherever we go and certainly removes a lot of stress when you’re concerned about where to board your dog. Finding someone to petsit can be quite a challenge. Plus, letting your dog tag along could save you some money. That said, not all hotels and motels allow pets to come inside with you, which certainly defeats … Read more

8 DIY Pallet Beds For Dogs

Dog beds can get pretty expensive and more and more owners are coming up with creative ways to make their own. While there are plenty of good ideas, one of the most common DIY dog beds is made from pallets! It makes total sense, because you make the bed look however you want and it will be sturdy, comfortable and long-lasting. Check out these awesome, homemade dog beds we found around the internet that you can make yourself! Remember to … Read more

Ask A Vet: Why Is My Dog Throwing Up?

Is your dog throwing up? Dogs vomit frequently and not all causes warrant medical intervention. Some will be self-limiting and not life threatening, but some are dangerous and it is important to know which causes can be an emergency and which can tolerate a “wait and see” attitude. Here are some of the common reasons that dogs throw up. Foreign Body Ingestion When your dog eats something that is not a food item, like a ball or a toy, you … Read more

15 Reasons To Keep Your Dog On Leash (Even When It’s Legal Not To)

There is a big movement for “leash-free” parks, forests, neighborhoods, even whole cities like Carmel-by-the-Sea, California. And while dogs do love to have their freedom, there are many reasons why it’s best to keep your best friend leashed, even when you don’t have to. #1 – Less likely to be hit by a car Loose dogs, even well-trained loosed dogs, may find themselves in the street, driveway or parking lot and accidentally get hit. #2 – Can’t be stolen Dogs are … Read more

5 Reasons You & Your Dog Should Take An Obedience Class

All dogs need some level of obedience training, but that doesn’t mean you need to become the next world champion team. Some owners think they’re dogs are good enough without being trained or don’t want to spend the time and money required to successfully teach basic house manners. But there are many reasons you should take your dog or puppy to an obedience class. Whether it’s a group class at a local pet store that teaches beginning obedience or you … Read more

These Dogs Finally Get Their Forever Home And Their Response Is One You Don’t Want To Miss

So many dogs sit in shelters across the US, patiently, vulnerably waiting for their chance to experience the unconditional love of a family each of them deserves. Deciding to adopt means giving a dog a second chance, and if the video below is any indication, they definitely feel appreciative! The video compilation, produced by The Dodo, features several rescue dogs leaving their shelters and heading home for the first time. Their reactions range from reluctantly excited to full blown ecstatic. … Read more

Do You Know A Child Struggling With Reading? Have Them Talk To A Dog.

It’s truly amazing how dogs are able to help us – presumably the more intelligent species – in ways other human’s cannot. Many children struggle with reading, especially out loud. Whether it’s because of a learning or mental disability, or something like shyness or a speech impediment, these kids don’t enjoy reading and they especially don’t want to read to anyone else. Enter the reading dog. Reading dogs are great for kids who have a hard time reading out of … Read more

Ask A Vet: Why Does My Dog Howl?

Sometimes in the evenings around my house in Tennessee, we can hear the plaintive cries of neighborhood dogs and coyotes. Many times they seem to be responding to sirens or the howls of other dogs. I have heard people say that the sirens may hurt their sensitive ears. My dogs join in and I wanted to know what science says about why dogs howl. Many animal species use long-range calls to establish their use of space and their relationships with … Read more

12 Signs Your Dog Is Bored

iHeartDogs is reader-supported. When you buy via links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. Ever wondered how your dog is feeling? Of course you have, we all have! And while some emotions may be harder to pinpoint, boredom is one that most dogs display quite clearly. Here are 12 signs that your dog is bored and needs something to do. One thing to note: a lot of these can also be signs … Read more

20 Life Hacks To Make A Dog Owner’s Life Simpler

Life can be crazy, especially if you own a dog. Between feeding, grooming, exercising, training, playing, pottying…well, you can start to feel like you spend all your time (and money!) caring for your dog and not enjoying him. Here are 20 hacks to help you spend less time doing the “chores” associated with dog ownership, so you have more time to just enjoy your best friend. #1 – Giant Carabiner for Walking Use one of these giant carabiner to hold … Read more

57 Dogs Rescued From Korean Meat Industry Get To Play For The First Time

South Korea is the only country in the world that currently (and actively) farms dogs for meat. It’s a devastating thing to really think about as an animal lover, but luckily, despite the subject matter, the video you’re about to watch isn’t a sad one. Earlier this month, dedicated members of Humane Society International worked tirelessly to rescue 57 dogs from a dog meat farm in South Korea. 57! The farmer who was responsible for the animals has agreed to cease … Read more

Why Do Puppy Mills STILL Exist?

For the past fifty years, the United States Department of Agriculture has been working on legislation to regulate safe breeding practices for dogs. There are registrations, inspections, and specific criteria that must be met in order to get approval by the federal and in some cases, state agencies. Even with these standards in place, puppy mills are still in practice. Pet stores still sell puppies from these mills and from backyard breeders. And people still continue to buy that cute … Read more

Dog Freed From Life On A 60 Pound Chain Gets Her First Taste Of Freedom

Every dog deserves a place to run. There’s even a quote that says, “A Chained Dog Is A Choked Soul” No dog ever deserves to be chained. That is why volunteer groups like Fences For Fido, are doing everything they can to give chained dogs a place to run and play. Dogs Deserve Better, a non-profit organization, is on a mission to free chained dogs, rescue and rehabilitate them, and bring man’s best friend closer to home and family. One … Read more

15 Ways To Get Paid For Loving Dogs

Do you dream of spending all day with dogs but grudgingly have to go to work instead? Why not combine the two and get paid for what you love – Dogs! #1 –Animal Control Officer Want to help animals live better and bring to justice those who do not provide a good life for their animals? Than this is the job for you. Requirements for becoming a Humane Law Enforcement worker vary state to state, buy you can find some … Read more

From The Vet: What It Really Means When Your Dog Eats Poop

Dogs eat poop for many reasons, and some of these reasons are unknown. It is a disgusting habit in the eyes of human caregivers. In order to try and figure out why a specific dog is engaging in coprophagia (ingesting feces), it is first important to know which poop he’s eating. The most important thing to know is that coprophagia is considered normal behavior (although gross) in canines. Some people have examined possible causes to try to find ways to … Read more

Abandoned Dog Leads Rescuers To 10 Sick Puppies And Their Mother

We’ve featured a lot of dogs who have saved lives of people and other animals. These dogs are heroes, and each and every one of their story is unique and remarkable. So here we have another heroic story for you! Another dog has earned the title of a hero. And guess what? His name is HERO! Yup, Hero the dog truly earned his name when he led animal rescuers to a mother dog who was nursing ten sick puppies. This … Read more

Tiny Puppies Learning To Bark

Go ahead and think for a second of the cutest possible sound in the world. Need a hint? It involves puppies. Puppies barking, that is. I’m not sure there is anything more adorable than watching a bunch of curious, life-loving baby dogs finding their voice for the first time. In the video you’re about to watch, you’ll see just that! This compilation features several different breeds of spunky pups barking – and, not surprisingly, being adorable while doing it. We … Read more

Breaking News: Maine Seeks To Become First State To Ban The Sale Of Dogs And Cats In Pet Stores

This video below(shot by Lauren Kennedy) is the beginning of the end of Little Paws pet shop in Scarborough in 2013. Three puppies had died of the parvo virus. In a movement we all hope will spread like wildfire, the advocacy group Maine Citizens Against Puppy Mills (MCAPM) is working on a bill that, if passed, will make Maine the first state in the United States to ban the sales of dogs and cats in any pet store. The group … Read more

12 Unbelievable Dog Houses

If you think your pooch is spoiled, wait until you see some of the abodes dogs around the world are lucky enough to rest their head in. From a $20,000 “smart house,” to an eco-friendly oasis, these houses are something to bark about and some are even available for you to purchase with that tax refund. #1 – Samsung Dog House There has been a lot of buzz this past week about the new Samsung Dream Dog House. If the … Read more

This Woman Takes Care Of 1,300 Stray & Rescued Dogs Every Day And Its Not Her Job

Dog lovers, get ready for a truly inspiring story. A group of women in China have created a makeshift dog shelter housing over 1,300 stray dogs. Every morning at 4AM for the last five years, these kind souls, lead by 60-year-old Wang Yanfang, who set up the shelter, feed these lonely, abandoned pups. These selfless caretakers are so dedicated to their shelter dogs that they even spend New Years’ Eve with them! Amazing. “They’re like your children, you can’t bear to … Read more

Dogs Response To Getting A Kitten Friend Is Hilarious!

Have you ever wished your dog could talk? It’s no secret that most dog owners regularly talk to their dogs…they’re some of our best friends, after all! But imagine a world in which our beloved pups could respond back and keep the conversation going. In the video you’re about to see, one clever dog owner does just that. By using great film editing and sheer creativity, the YouTube personality known as The Talking Cat Guy created a clip featuring a … Read more

These Puppies Learning To Walk Will Make Your Day

We always love watching puppies trying to walk for the first time. And what we have here for you is super cute and precious that it will make you squeal! It’s 30 seconds of adorable puppies learning to walk! This video may be a short one, but the amount of cuteness in it will have you smiling for hours! It’s a video compilation of cute little puppies learning how to walk and conquering the stairs! These pups are facing one … Read more

How To Mourn The Loss Of A Beloved Dog

I’ll never forget the first dog that was truly “mine.” We had always had family dogs, but on my twelfth birthday I got Bear, a brown bundle of Aussie cuteness. When we had to make the decision that it was “time,” it was one of the hardest things I have ever done. I couldn’t go with my mom to the vet’s office. Every year, I call her on January 22, Bear’s birthday. We don’t say much, but it’s our way … Read more

Ask A Vet: Why Does My Dog Bury His Stuff?

Has your dog ever hidden a treat or bone? Have you ever wondered why? The answer lies in who your dog is and where he comes from. My staff members and I frequently give treats to the pets boarding or dropped off for treatment (We are not above bribery!) I would estimate that maybe 1 in 10 will then proceed to bury the treats in his or her bedding. It is really quite cute and endearing. I can think of … Read more

Can Dogs Become Depressed?

Although we see our dogs as loving family members that sometimes take the place of human relatives, we often forget just how emotional these sentient beings are. Just like people, dogs can get depressed for a variety of reasons and it’s important to understand this and be able to identify the signs. Without knowing what to look for, we’ll often miss our dog’s sad state and be unable to help them feel better. Depression in dogs can be caused by … Read more

These Dogs Save Lives Through Playing Soccer

There are a lot of high drive dogs in shelters – it’s one of the reasons dogs are surrendered, they just had “too much energy” for the family. And these dogs can be hard to adopt out, since busy families do not always want a dog that needs a “job” or to run miles a day. But Mark Lukas wants those dogs. In fact, those are the only dogs he wants! Lukas is the founder and owner of Soccer Collies … Read more

ASPCA Rescues Nearly 100 Dogs from Another Animal Rescue

On February 24th, At the request of the Stone County Sheriff’s Department, the ASPCA®(American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals®) removed nearly 100 dogs from Innocent Hearts Animal Rescue, a self-described no-kill dog rescue in Mountain View, Ark. Following the Stone County Sheriff’s investigation into neglect at the facility, Innocent Hearts Animal Rescue acknowledged they lacked sufficient resources to continue to care for the dogs, and voluntarily surrendered them to the ASPCA. The rescue group has decided to dissolve … Read more

5 Signs It’s Time To Change Your Dog’s Food

Dog owners work hard to feed the best quality food they can find for their dogs and with so many options it can be difficult to make the choice. It’s important to know that there isn’t one specific brand or formula that’s best for every dog out there, because each dog is an individual with their own special needs. In fact, what might work best for one dog could cause problems for another. So even if you think you’re feeding … Read more

Ask A Vet: Why Does My Dog Lick Me?

Our dogs communicate with us and each other using non-verbal communication. As the leader of our dogs’ pack, we must try to understand their cues. Communication with dogs is like trying to understand an alien species with whom we share our world and the responsibility falls to the humans to try to make “first contact.” Better appreciation of what your dog is trying to tell you helps improve your relationship and your bond as best friends. Even if lip licking … Read more

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