Ear care should be part of your regular grooming routine. By checking your dog´s ears often you´ll notice signs of irritation early and help prevent painful, often hard to treat ear infections. Setting up a regular weekly schedule can benefit everyone, especially your dog!

American Eskimo Dogs are great pets, great family companions, loyal and protective. They come in three sizes and weights, read on to see if they might be the perfect fit for you!

The autumn brings upon us a glorious canvas of multicoloured trees and shrubs. However, this time of year can pose threats to our pet as we head outside to enjoy the cooler temperatures and our scenery. Read on to see what you can do to enjoy the fall season and keep your dog safe too!

We think we know our pets pretty well, however there is more to them than meets the eye. There is more to them than their playing fetch or sitting pretty for something delicious to eat. Read on to find some fascinating tidbits about our loyal companions!

It is hard enough creating a will; it is even harder putting down what you want to happen to your beloved furbaby, God Forbid something happen to you. But in reality you need to make sure they are taken care of, just as you would any of your beloved children. Read on to see why!

Whether you tend to choose big or little dogs or even certain breeds, each one says something about their owners and their personalities. You might be surprised at what your choice reveals about you!

This recently has come into the headlines when this past August, seven of 14 puppies traveling from Tulsa to Chicago died. The death was linked to the high temperatures in the plane’s cargo. With 122 canine deaths reported from 2005 to 2010, how safe is flight travel for your pet?

There is a lot of debate as to what type to use. Should I use a collar or harness? It all depends on your dog, what issues you are trying to address, training, etc. Read on to find out what type will be suitable for you and your furry friend!

This page contains a list of household products that are poisonous and toxic to dogs. By arming yourself with what is harmful to your pet, you all can have a safer environment. Knowing what to do in case of an emergency can make all the difference in the world.

It’s bad enough that we have to beat off hoards of mosquitoes to enjoy our time outdoors, but what about our dogs? We have to worry about West Nile Virus and depending on where in the world you live, a host of other problems. Our furbabies, they have to worry about Heartworm.