Now that the days are shorter, there’s less light. That means when you get home from work, it’s hard to get outside to play fetch. But Kevin Robe…

Grunts are a family of saltwater fish made up of 150 different sub-species, some of which have been successfully introduced to the aquarium hobby.

Research digs up evidence on how the North American dog/human dynamic has changed over the centuries New research out of the University of Illinois is using…

The Hokkaido is a native Japanese breed similar in appearance to the Shiba Inu and the Akita. This dog is very intelligent and trainable.

This little guy’s willing to defend his territory by any means necessary … even if it means employing a little bit of acrobatic action. YouTube…

Perfect for dogs who have their own agendas while walking, EzyDog''s Zero Shock Dog Leash absorbs pulling while minimizing neck and throat damage.

Uur resident expert on all sports that include dog pulling wants to introduce you to another cold weather activity you can do with your dogs - kicksledding.

It’s important to make sure the leash you choose for your Bernedoodle is the right one, so we’ve compiled a list of the best leashes for Bernedoodles.

Prepare to fall in love with Louise, our Adoptable Dog of the Week. Louise is an adult Labrador Retriever Mix from Providence, RI. She is already spayed and…

The horrible practice has been deemed as an act of animal cruelty by countless animal welfare organizations, and New Jersey is taking heed.

April marks the beginning of Pet First Aid Awareness Month. To keep your pooch out of harm''s way, dog safety expert Melanie Monteiro offers up these tips.

From their distinct short-legged body and fluffy coat to their territoriality and independence, Chorgis are quite distinct in the world of hybrid dog breeds – and will need experienced owners.

Have you ever heard of FIP in cats? This serious viral disease can affect cats of all breeds and ages - here''s what you need to know.

With a long, flowing coat, people tend to underestimate the feistiness of the Skye Terrier. They are happy living in apartments, condos, homes or estates.

When it comes to curtailing our curious cats, we need to take a look at not only how we can stop them but also at why they’re doing it in the first place.