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Dog breeds that swallow stuff they shouldn't

Did you know that some dog breeds are more likely than others to swallow potentially dangerous nonfood items? Find out if your dog is at greater risk. More>>

The moral life of dogs

Dogs exhibit fairness, empathy, trust and other behaviors that we consider to be moral. But is there a moral gap between humans and canines? More>>

Is your “natural” dog food truly natural?

Many dog foods claim to be "natural," but some products merit that description more than others. This guide will help you find the right pet food for your dog. More>>

Feed homeless dogs by playing trivia

Want to help feed hungry dogs? Start at your very own computer. Grade-schooler Mimi Ausland created FreeKibble.com, a program that combines fun-and-games trivia with serious charity work. More>>

Signs of illness in your dog

What exactly does dog illness look like? These warning signs could signify potential health problems, and they can help you help your dog stay healthy. More>>

Exercise with your dog to prevent obesity

You and your dog both need physical activity to prevent obesity, so why not exercise together? Veterinarian Susan Nelson shares tips for the perfect owner-dog workout. More>>

Celebrate the season while helping dogs in need

Most of us spend the holiday season shopping, cooking and socializing. But did you know these efforts could also help dogs in need? More>>

A holiday party for your dog and guests

Holiday-themed dog parties used to be rare, but more owners are finding out how enjoyable such events can be. Our dog paw-ty expert shares her secrets. More>>

Give the gift of food and supplies to shelters

'Tis the season for giving, so why not lend your holiday spirit to animal shelters in need of food, other supplies and your time? More>>

Katrina victim finally reunited with his dog

Four years after Hurricane Katrina hit, a New Orleans resident reunited with his dog, JJ -- but only after an arduous legal battle. More>>

Adopt a mixed breed or a purebred?

Are you a mixed-breed or purebred type of person? Your lifestyle and needs may be the determining factor in picking a pup. More>>

Health clues in your dog's behavior

Think your dog has an attitude problem? The problem may actually lie in your pup's health, not his outward disposition. More>>

A dog howling primer

If you've ever come home to the howls of your dog, you're not alone. Here is the meaning behind the noise -- and how to stop it. More>>

Teens teach kids about dog training

Inspired by the belief that kids learn best from other kids, two high school sophomores co-authored 'Good Dog! Kids Teach Kids About Dog Behavior and Training'.  The young authors share their five favorite tips for kids who live with, or around, dogs.    More>>

How to Succeed at Off-Leash Dog Play

From Finicky Fido to Chowhound Charlie

When Good Dogs Turn Bad

Putting Your Pup Through Kinderpuppy

Our 2008 Pooch Workout Program

Stem Cell Research and Your Dog

While the ideal of fixing spinal injuries and curing disease may be a long way off, dogs treated with stem cells are enjoying a new lease on life. More>>

Preventing Dog Food Holiday Disasters

Here are some doggy don'ts and do's to maintain your dog's health throughout this, and any other, festive season. More>>

Shelter dog adoption process explained

Adopting a dog from a shelter can be hugely rewarding, resulting in a lasting relationship.  You'll give yourself the best chance of a happy match by avoiding an impulse adoption, and by taking the time to get to know your potential pet.  More>>

De-Stress with Your Dog

10 Dog Feeding No-No's for a Healthier Mealtime

Unwanted Canine Guests: Internal Parasites

City Dog, Country Dog

Put a Stop to Digging Dervishes

Solutions for Common Canine Behavior Problems

Our canine companions face a challenge -- many of the things they do instinctively drive us nuts. To live happily in your home, however, your dog must learn to correct those behaviors. Teaching is your job. More>>

A Meditation on Dog Training