This weekend marks the unofficial end of summer. Do your plans involve your dog? While having fun is your goal, don't forget to keep your dog safe. Here are some some basic safety tips for you to brush up on:

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The Brussels Griffon is a toy breed that, like many small dog breeds, has a big personality. At a glance, the smooth coat version closely resembles a Pug, while the ...

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In dog training, an aversive is something used to discourage specific unwanted behaviors in dogs. It is something the dog finds unpleasant, usually involving a dog's senses. Some examples include shock collars, bitter apple spray and penny cans. The use of aversives with dogs is controversial topic. A lot of dog lovers consider some or all aversives inhumane (or unkind at the very least). Many others feel that the use of aversives can be highly affective in dog training.

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If you were born before 1980, chances are the Bull Terrier will bring back memories of Spuds Mackenzie, the ...

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Most kids have already gone back to school, and the remainder will soon. After an exciting summer of playing and vacationing, you and your kids are easing back into the school routine. Have you considered how this time of year affects your dog? The change in schedule and absence of the children may be stressful for your dog. Before you know it, your dog might begin to develop health or behavior problems.

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