Preparing a Hanukkah Treat for Your Dog

[...] week we talked about our recent interview with Dr. Oz where he discussed the value of including your dog in your resolutions. But what about your [...]

[...] week we passed along some handy tips from Dr. Donna Spector from VCA Animal Hospitals about selecting a holiday boarding facility for your dog if you’ll be traveling. Today we’ve got tips from Dr. Spector on taking [...]

[...] Consider Fostering. Is your heart set on having a dog for the holidays? Check into the Foster a Lonely Pet program, available through numerous shelters and rescues across the country. Inspired by the recent A Dog Named Christmas book and movie, this program allows you to bring home a homeless dog for the holidays (and, who knows, you might just find that this is the dog for you!!) [...]

[...] National Geographic Channel’s Dog Whisperer, these behaviors ranked as most troublesome: #2 Barking at a Specific Stimulus #3 Dealing with Your Dog Barking While You’re Away #4 Dealing with Overexcited or Hyperactive [...]

[...] #2 most common problem most people experience with their dogs. (See Millan’s choice for the #5, #4 and #3 most common problems as identified in his new Common Canine Misbehaviors [...]

[...] the owner is away is the #3 most common dog misbehavior problem. (The #5 most common problem is aggression with other dogs, followed by #4: overexcited or hyperactive [...]

[...] we covered problem #5: aggression with other dogs. Today, a look at #4: overexcited or hyperactive [...]

[...] interview last week with Cesar Millan, we talked with the “Dog Whisperer” about adopting shelter dogs. In his new book, How to Raise the Perfect Dog, and the companion season opener for Dog Whisperer, [...]

[...] a Comment Share Yesterday we covered some tips from Cesar Millan about protecting your dog in winter weather; today we have some tips from Pet Sitters International about helping your canine companion during [...]

[...] Overcoming Misconceptions about Shelter Dogs Do you think all shelter dogs have behavior problems? Are all large or old? Are all mixed breeds? Think again! [...]

[...] Keeping Your Dog Cool on the Dog Walk [...]

[...] for dogs from Stephanie M. Colman of Caninestein Dog Training. Yesterday, Stephanie explained how different breeds have different needs when it comes to swimming. Today’s tip: Easy Does [...]

[...] week, we shared a tip from PurinaCare(R) Pet Health Insurance about how to spot heatstroke in your dog–a serious condition your dog can fall victim to in as little as an [...]

[...] first tried the Pegetables at the Easter egg hunt we planned for the dogs. The Pegetables were some of the first goodies found and quickly [...]

[...] yesterday’s tip, we shared some tips from Bark Busters on avoiding substances toxic to your dog, a subject especially timely since this is National Animal Poison Prevention [...]

[...] White House. Hundreds of you replied with your tips! Yesterday we covered the first half of your advice for the Obamas and today we look at more of your tips for the First Family as they make plans to get their new dog [...]

[...] previous Dog Tip of the Day covered selecting the right brush for your dog. But what about combs? Like brushes, different ones work best for different types of dogs. [...]

[...] we talked about some of the best dog breeds for children and today we’re discussing a similar topic: children with a fear of [...]

[...] possible storms on the weekend horizon, we started our weekend early with an Easter egg hunt for the dogs this morning. It was fun and a great way after our usual dog walk to begin our [...]