Halloween is a festive fun time for children and families, but how about for your dog? Sure it can be fun for them as well, but it can also be a nightmare. Here are a few tips for you and for your entire family to follow so everyone, including your fur baby, can have a fun time without any stress and dangers! ID please: if your dog should escape and become lost, having the proper identification will increase the chances that he or she will be returned. Collars and tags are gr

A dog’s behavior can often prove confusion to their loved humans. We are surprised when our dogs give a ladybug the same greeting as they would give a home intruder, or on how some dogs like to eat their own or another dog’s poop. But why do dogs howl at sirens? Is there some genetic predisposition to responding to a high-pitched alarm from passing emergency vehicles? I believe the main reason come down to two words: canine communication. Our four-legged loved, domesticated,

The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) and The American Humane Association (AHA) have deemed the month of October as The National Adopt a Shelter Dog Month and Adopt a Dog Month, respectively. The names are slightly different, but the goal is the same: getting as many great dogs as possible into the loving homes and families they deserve. It might sound obvious to anyone who has added a shelter dog to their family before, but adopting a pet is q