Taking care of a dog is one of the most rewarding experiences. But it also comes with a big responsibility.

Canada’s weather can be a bit of a rollercoaster. From snowy winters to hot summers, your dog’s needs will change with the seasons.

Whether you’re a seasoned dog owner or just starting out, these pet safety tips will help you provide the best care possible.

Vets agree there is no need to panic if dogs eat grass during fall walks. As long as it has not been treated with chemicals or pesticides

Sniffing isn’t a distraction, it’s a need. It’s how dogs process their world, gather information, and stay mentally healthy.

If you’ve ever left your house for 30 minutes only to return to a scene of shredded throw pillows, chewed doorframes, and a dog acting like

Protect your dog this tick season. Learn how ticks spread, the dangers to dogs and humans, safe removal tips, prevention, and why

If your dog has a poop-eating problem, you’re not alone. It’s weird, it’s gross, but it’s also pretty common. The good news? ….

Winter doesn’t have to mean the end of outdoor play for your dog. With the right gear, some creativity and a little extra love….

As we navigate the world of dog ownership, it’s essential to remember that training is a two-way street.

Muzzles : The pros and cons

As dog walkers, we know that every day is an adventure filled with wagging tails and happy barks.

Physical Exercise: Dogs need physical activity to stay in shape and burn off energy.