There are a few commands that every dog should know. One of the most important is “come.” It could save her life.

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If you like to dance, take your dog with you. Instead of just taking him for a walk, you can have much more fun doing canine freestyle dancing in a controlled environment. Qualified dog training instructors will show you how to train your dog and you will incorporate the commands into your own […]

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Losing a pet is never easy. In fact, it can be one of the most devastating occurrences in life, losing (in many cases) both a pet and a Best Friend at the same time. Here’s a story about one person’s loss and the road back to recovery from the loss.

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While dog grooming tends to conjure up images of long-haired pooches at dog shows, the reality is that all dogs need some basic grooming to stay happy and healthy. How much grooming your dog will need will depend on its breed - long-haired and moulting varieties tend to need more care than short-haired dogs.

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It’s so exciting bringing that new puppy home, but what should you do first to ensure training goes smoothly ? Here are 3 tips that could make this journey easier for you and your family.

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Distemper is a viral disease that attacks the cells of the skin, respiratory tract, intestinal tract, and brain. It can cause a change in the dog’s appearance, nervous disorders, and death. Young puppies are at highest risk of catching distemper, although all unvaccinated dogs are vulnerable to it.

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