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  • Socializing the Adult Dog: Sorting Good Advice From Bad
    By Dr. Wailani Sung MS, PhD, DVM, DACVB, March 21, 2017

    One of the most common behavior problems I see among adult dogs is overly reactive or fearful behavior. People frequently think that when they see a dog that barks and lunges at other dogs or people… Full Article ›


  • Answers to 10 of the Most Common Questions People Have About Owning a New Puppy
    By Laura Cross, February 24, 2017

    Puppies are super cute, but they’re a big responsibility. Whether you’re new to owning puppies or a seasoned puppy parent, you may have a lot of questions when you bring home that sweet bundle… Full Article ›


  • Your Dog Etiquette Guide: Dining-Out Tips
    By Mikkel Becker, September 21, 2016

    You're making plans for dinner out with family or friends, and you'd like to include your best furry buddy. But can you take your dog to a restaurant? Sure — it just takes a little planning and a… Full Article ›


  • We Asked, You Answered: What's Your Best Advice You'd Give First-Time Dog Owners?
    By Kristen Seymour, July 19, 2016

    Those of us who grew up with dogs might have trouble imagining life without a canine companion by our sides (or dog fur on our pants). Knowing what traits we'd like to look for in a dog or how to… Full Article ›


  • 8 Types of People You'll See at the Dog Park
    By Jenn Andrlik, July 15, 2016

    Whether you have a daily dog park appointment or just pop by sporadically, you quickly learn that there are certain categories of pet owners you'll always see. Here's a short list. The… Full Article ›


  • 4 Ways Environmental Enrichment Can Help De-Stress Your Dog
    By Dr. Tony Buffington DVM, MS, PhD, DACVN, June 30, 2016

    I grew up on a 1,200-acre Angus cattle ranch in California during the 1950s and 1960s. We always had dogs; mostly Labrador Retrievers, German Shepherds, and Dachshunds. The big dogs never came into… Full Article ›


  • 5 Ways to Be a Better Cat Owner
    By Shayna Meliker, April 12, 2016

    They say dogs have owners, cats have staff. And what better way to serve your favorite feline than to make a commitment to being a better cat owner? Oops, we meant being a better cat servant! From… Full Article ›


  • Tips for Taking Your Dog Out to the Ballgame
    By Linda Lombardi, April 4, 2016

    It's baseball season, and going to the game doesn't always mean having to leave your best friend at home. Major and minor league teams all over the country are holding special events where you can… Full Article ›


  • 5 Mistakes You Might Be Making With Your Cat
    By Mikkel Becker, March 2, 2016

    We’re often baffled by why our cats do what they do. But did you ever stop to think that our cats are likely just as confused by our behavior? Humans are frequently doing irritating and irksome… Full Article ›


  • 6 Signs You May Be Ready to Get a Cat
    By Shayna Meliker, February 4, 2016

    Have you been wanting a cat but need some help deciding whether you're ready to make the commitment? There are plenty of factors to consider, and these prerequisites are a good place to start.… Full Article ›


  • 7 New Year's Resolutions to Make for Your Cat
    By Shayna Meliker, December 30, 2015

    If you're like us, you're probably making a list of all the New Year's resolutions you want to commit to in 2016. But don't make your list just about you. How about throwing in some 2016 goals for… Full Article ›


  • Tips to Ensure Your Kitten Isn't Overly Fearful
    November 11, 2015

    Young kittens, like most newborn animals, are usually virtually fearless, but as they mature, they can gradually become less trusting of new situations and things. And a little fear is normal — a… Full Article ›



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