Bark & Whiskers gives you the most updated information on species-appropriate pet nutrition and care.

She's a snow-white beauty known as an affectionate family dog. You'll love her regal looks, mild manner, and friendly, smart personality. But she can also make you crazy in a couple ways. What to know before falling for her incredible beauty ...

Turn your dog's love of sniffing into a fun, mentally stimulating activity you both can enjoy.

If you hurry your dog along through walks, not letting her stop to sniff, you're depriving her of one of the key methods she uses to explore the world. All dogs need time to sniff to their heart's content, both on walks and through more structured activities like K9 nose work.

Once your dog reaches seven years of age, she's officially a senior, even if she still acts like a puppy most days. You now have the unique opportunity to give your pet a healthy and happy second half of life. Make sure you're doing your part by checking off these six essentials.

There are six top signs of canine cognitive dysfunction syndrome (CCDS), a very common condition in older dogs. Similar to Alzheimer's disease in humans, CCDS develops slowly and can be subtle. Know the signs - the sooner you take action and provide effective nutraceutical support, the better.