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This article is contributed by guest writer, Shawn (content writer at FeedFond) A Basic Guide For The 10 Most Popular Dog Breeds If you’re someone who would like to adopt a dog, you’ve come to the
This article is contributed by guest writer, John Woods (dog trainer and member of the association of professional dog trainers). The Importance Behind a Dog’s Name A dog’s name is the single most important word
Thanks to Kat Albrecht and the Missing Animal Response Network for permission to use the following excellent material from her book, “Pet Tracker: The Amazing Story of Rachel the K9 Pet Detective” and her web
This article is contributed by guest writer, Kaylie (Content Creator at Dogviously) Useful Dog Grooming Hacks That Really Work Wonders Grooming your dog is extremely important, but it’s also quite difficult. And for those of us on
This article is contributed by guest writer, Shawn (content writer at FeedFond) 7 Dog Training Tips Everybody Should Know You just added a new furry member to your family. Congratulations! But barely an hour passed
This article is contributed by guest writer, @Dakota_Murphey. Owning A Dog: A Financial Guide Making the choice to bring a dog into your home is an exciting decision; it can open a whole new way of
This article is contributed by guest writer, John Woods (senior editor at All Things Dogs). Dog Body Language For Stray Or Lost Dogs Chances are, at some point in your life you will come across
This article is contributed by guest writer, @Dakota_Murphey. Doga – Can you really do yoga with your dog? One of the main reasons why having a pet dog is such a wonderfully rewarding experience is that
This article is contributed by guest writer, @Dakota_Murphey. Top 5 Tips for a Safe Road Trip with Your Pup Taking your dog on a road trip can be huge fun but also a little unpredictable at
This article is contributed by guest writer, Alex Leaf. 6 Tips to Reducing Your Dog’s Anxiety At one point or another you’ve felt anxious. The same holds true for our four-legged furry friends. In order