The Rescue Dog Who Chose Them Instantly
After being rescued from a euthanasia list, Marlie instantly bonded with her new family and became the dog they'd dreamed of for years.
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Why Your Dog Acts Like He Does — Could It Be He's a Pessimist?
Intriguing results from a study at the University of Sydney involving 40 dogs who were labeled as pessimists or optimists — but this Colorado animal behaviorist begs to differ. Get the lowdown now — it dictates how to form a deeper bond with your dog.
The Bird Everyone Hates Has a Secret
They're dirty and despised. That's where it usually ends — till you gain an appreciation of the many fine 'stunts' these birds are able to perform. Things like telling people apart, learning math rules, deciphering medical images, and more. No wonder they can sell for up to $300K.
This Cat's Emotional Support Cone
After wearing a cone post-surgery as a kitten, Taylor became emotionally attached to it — and still puts it on herself 13 years later.
7 Pet-Friendly Herbs That Can Help Treat Ailments
It's like creating an apothecary garden for your pet. All you need is a small, sunny spot and you can grow any or all of these pet-pleasing and health-supporting herbs. Help relieve itching, boost digestion, and soothe arthritic discomfort with these easy-to-grow herbs.
The Closest Thing to a Reset Button for Tired Pups
This 10-minute, no-equipment wellness practice may be the closest thing to a reset button for your dog, and here's how to do it right.
The Fight Dog Who Only Wanted Love
After surviving horrific abuse as a fight dog, Herman lost his eyesight but never lost his gentle spirit, love, or trust in people.
10 Mistakes Even Loving Pet Parents Make Way Too Often
To err is human, but hopefully you discover these mistakes before they're set in stone and impossible to correct. Some occur before your pet even comes home; others are collective over time (including the one that destroys her health from the inside out). Do you make any of them?
Dates: Why This 'Dangerous-Looking' Fruit Isn't What You Think
They may look like giant raisins, but they're not; in fact, they can be safely shared with pets. Just make sure to give them in very small quantities, as they have high amounts of sugar.
