Does your doggy like to paddle in the water? Don''t jump into the deep end until you read up on these important swim safety tips for dogs.

The Shih-Mo is a mix of American Eskimo and Shih-Tzu breeds. They are affectionate, sweet dogs who are attached to their owners.

The Plecostomus is a type of armored catfish that is found throughout the tropical regions of northeastern South America.

Platies are fairly small fish, growing no more than 3 inches long, and they are very peaceful and non-aggressive. These fish are usually drab in color.

With this awesome new smart toy, you don''t have to worry about your pet getting bored while you''re out of the house - easyPlay is here to help!

The pint-sized Bea Tzu brings together the feisty personality of the Shih Tzu and the good-nature characteristics of the Beagle.

The Bergamasco Sheepdog looks more like a dreadlocked Rasta. They are generally a peaceful and well-balanced breed of dog.

Make this a happier holiday season with tips that will keep your pets safe The holidays are a happy, joyful time. There’s so much going on and so much…

The Pom-Chi is a sweet and affectionate little dog that bonds strong and fast with his family. He is loyal and has no concept that he is so tiny.

While they are non-aggressive, the Miniature Boxer is devoted to their families and can prove to be an able guardian if they feel their pack is threatened.

The Trakehner horse is beloved for its appealing, stable, and charming personality. It is one of the oldest warmblood breeds from Germany.

Oh my - so many mangoes! Blend a few of these summer staples together for a homemade frozen dog treat that will leave your pup panting.

The Tibetan Terrier is an intelligent and mischievous dog that will be dedicated to its family. An excellent companion that is happy in most homes.

Mira-Pet''s electric Ultrasound Toothbrush System for dogs removes bacteria and tartar from a dog''s teeth with silence and ease.

Winter can come with many unpleasant surprises - including antifreeze poisoning in dogs. Recognizing the symptoms is key to saving your pet''s life.