Our dogs are not able to communicate their thoughts and feelings through words.  They rely on barks, whines, and other non-verbal body language. To understand a dog’s feelings, we need to pay close attention to their body language - their tails, ears, the pitch of their barks, and the position of their body.

Is your dog a social creature that's looking for a meaningful way to interact with humans? This week we explore animal-assisted interactions with aaisg and learn how joining them can enrich your dog's life.

According to CARE (Canine Arthritis Resources and Education), canine arthritis affects at least 1 in 5 dogs. It's the biggest cause of chronic pain for dogs. Here's how you can create an arthritic-friendly home. These minor changes can help to alleviate your dog’s pain and make it easier for him to get around.

We are supposed to walk our dog at least once daily. These walks when done right, are excellent bonding time between dogs and their owners. Here are some simple ways to make your dog walking more fun and enjoyable!