Unfortunately, Mary chose the same time for her jaunt to the market as when her neighbor Suzie was leaving to walk Fang and Kidney, her two English mastiffs.

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My first instinct was to run, but I new the dog would catch me so I turned to face him. At first he paused, then lunged at me clamping onto my arm with his massive jaws.

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It has been a few weeks since you brought home your dog. You just wanted to give a dog another chance, but your house is taking a beating and you were not looking to redesign it just yet. Should you pay for a dog trainer?

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While there is a hereditary disease for virtually every part of the dog’s anatomy, beyond any question one of the most emotional, controversial, and expensive dog diseases of modern times is canine hip dysplasia, commonly referred to as CHD. This is an ailment in which the ball and socket joints of the hips are poorly […]

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How to crate train your dog successfully? Find out all the tips, benefits and potential problems to avoid while crate training your dog.

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The English Toy Spaniel has a long history of royal favor. Selective breeding reduced the English Toy Spaniel down to its present size of about 9 to 12 pounds.
The coat of an English Toy Spaniel should be long, silky, soft and wavy, but not curly. There should be a profuse mane, extending well […]

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There comes a time in everyone’s life when constipation rears its ugly head. The same holds true for dogs, unfortunately. Lack of exercise and proper diet can lead to bouts of constipation (sound familiar?). While you may seek a variety of ways to “eliminate” this problem in your own life, let’s explore some […]

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