If you''re looking for a loyal companion or a smart dog that can be trained for various sports, the Miniature American Shepherd is the right choice for you.

The loyal and loving Candoodle brings together the intelligence of the Poodle and the protective nature of the Canaan dog.

Who better to review the Bike Tow Leash then our resident cycle-enthusiast Kevin Roberts? He takes the training wheels off and takes this dog-friendly attach…

Natura Pet has issued a voluntary recall of its dry kibble due to possible Salmonella, including EVO, Innova, California Natural, and Healthwise dog foods.

Thanks to its short stature, endearing personality, and curly fur, the Skookum cat is playfully referred to as the Shirley Temple of the feline world.

The Landseer Newfoundland is a black and white color variant of the Newfoundland breed. He is a sweet and gentle dog that makes an excellent family pet.

It’s not all about looks – grooming your dog is so much more. Here’s why you should regularly groom your dog If you’re just grooming…

We flashback to the ‘60s with The Monster Factory''s VW Campervan Pet Carrier. If the van is a ‘rockin... it''s because my two dogs fit inside of it.

Summer time - when city dogs pack up their families for some adventures in the woods. Here''s the definitive list of every dog you will meet on the campground.

K9 Sport Sack ensures you get to make most out of your time with your precious pet, without compromising on comfort or style.

Our Adoptable Dog of the Week is Pete, a 4 years old Miniature Schnauzer mix from Millersville, Maryland. He is neutered, housebroken, and vaccinated.

The Turkish Angora has an outstanding reputation for being not only intelligent but highly adaptable. Playful and loving, these cats do well with children.

Developed in Southern Greece, the Greek Harehound is a skilled and fearless hunter with boundless energy and excellent stamina.

With the attitude of a giant breed dog, the Shorkie has no clue that he is a small guy. Playful and energetic, the Shorkie is great with kids and adults.

When you leave your dogs at home and come back to a huge mess, it’s easy to tell which one is the culprit. It’s always the one with the guilty lo…