There are certain behaviors that our dogs are basically hardwired to perform. Barking, digging, rolling in stinky stuff and yes, using those teeth of theirs to chew anything they can get their jaws on ...

The majority of our dogs are not getting much activity, and even when it is happening, it is often not enough. What you can do is provide your dog with enrichment activities to stimulate him both ...

It’s easy to think you’ve maxed out your connection with your dog. You feed them, walk them, and share the couch. However, certain activities can still deepen mutual focus and responsiveness between ...

No matter the season, the weather doesn’t always cooperate for long walks or outdoor play. From sweltering summer afternoons to rainy days and icy winters, there are plenty of times when heading ...

Engage your dog's brain using food and toys in creative ways Mealtimes are a great time to introduce brain games as most dogs ...

Dogs don't need diamonds—they light up over the simplest things. But science says some activities trigger tail wags stronger than others, and this list digs into those feel-good goldmines. If making ...