Have you ever wondered why small dogs live longer than large dogs? That''s the catalyst behind the 10,000 Dog Aging Project.

You want to know where your dog is and what he is doing when you''re not around. For pet parents who want to be connected, there''s Tagg Pet Tracker.

Wish your pooch could tell you where it hurts? Waggit, a collar that tracks your dog''s vitals, location, and activity, wants to make that dream a reality.

Meet Annie, our Upside Down Dog of the Week from Upsidedowndogs.com. Annie is a 2.5-year-old female dog that lives in New Rochelle, New York. Here’s wh…

The Wirehaired Vizsla is known for its energy, stamina, and its reddish coloration, and was developed in Hungary for its pointing and retrieving skills.

Mekong Bobtail cats are friendly, social creatures who like to show their affectionate to their owners. They are generally quiet, though they are curious.

A unique fact about Trunkfish: they secrete a poisonous material from their skin which acts as a chemical defense mechanism against predators.

The family friendly Russian Doodle Terrier is the offspring of the intelligent Standard Poodle and the protective Black Russian Terrier.

A mix of Beagle and Dachshund breeds, the Doxle is a sweet, funny, and well-mannered companion that makes a wonderful family pet.

A German Lop has a 12-year lifespan, so owning this pet is definitely a commitment. Its large ears are thick and hang straight down just behind its eyes.

Pig ears for dogs are a popular chew treat among our four-legged besties: they are tasty and fun to gnaw on. Learn more about the benefits and the risks!

Owing to their truly unique appearance, availability, and ease of care in captivity, the Hooded Parrot quickly became an popular pet parrot.

The eager-to-please Schweenie is a fun combination of the feisty little Shih Tzu and the clever, often headstrong Dachshund.

Now that the warm weather is upon us, we want to spend all our time outdoors… with our dogs! We’ve got a few tips on how to beat the heat when y…

How does your garden grow? Does it contain poisonous plants for dogs? Some of the most commonly kept houseplants are incredibly toxic to dogs.