If you''re looking for a loving little feathered companion that is easy to care for, then look no further than Meyer''s Parrot.

The Armant is an Egyptian sheepdog breed known for its loyalty and herding ability. Developed as a farm dog, this breed is smart and highly trainable.

Halloween is just around the corner, and if you’re anything like us, you’re pretty excited to doll your dog up for the big day. And that’s…

Dog anxiety vests can relax your pet in triggering situations by relying on the soothing power of applied pressure. Read on to learn more!

The Boxachi combines the feisty nature of the Chihuahua and the playful personality of the Boxer. A fun-loving, medium-sized family dog.

The Shih-Poo is a fun-loving and energetic little fellow. Although he doesn''t need loads of exercise, he is spunky when he wants to play.

We want to take advantage of the nice weather. If you''re heading to a restaurant or bar patio with your dog, keep these tips in mind while dining al fresco.

The Pitsky is a handsome, muscular cross between an American Pitbull Terrier and a Siberian or Alaskan Husky. They do best in high energy households.

Provided that you don''t mind the loud nature of these birds, the sweet and friendly Lesser Sulphur Crested Cockatoo can make a wonderful companion.

Now that’s what we call service! We all that know that flying can be both stressful and tedious. That stress is amplified 100 times when you realize yo…

The Yorkie Bichon is a cross between a purebred Bichon Frise and Yorkshire Terrier. You can expect that your pup will be a vivacious and smart little dog.

For dogs that want to stay in bed all day, we have just the thing for them. Check out our list of the top 10 pajamas for your dog!?

Well, hello handsome! How can we resist such charm? This irresistible gentleman is Tanner, our Adoptable Dog of the Week from Adoptapet.com. A dashing young…

Few people actually sit down and plan out every expense related to owning a dog. And let’s face it – it’s close to impossible to work out t…

According to Dr. Uri Burstyn, a veterinarian from Vancouver, choosing a cat name that ends in a high-pitched sound is bound to make them respond to it.