The super-friendly Basset Retriever brings together the laid-back personality of the Basset Hound and the people-pleasing nature of the Golden Retriever.

Looking for a last minute idea on how to celebrate Halloween with your furry trick-or-treater? You can''t go wrong with their favorite yummies.

So you might have heard about spaying, but be wondering what all the fuss is about. Spaying can be a controversial issue. Some people swear by it.

It’s the perfect day to consider adopting a pal for your pet PetGuide.com is dedicating the month of November to multiple pet ownership and we were thr…

If you want a small dog with a big personality, you''ll love the feisty Toy Rat Doxie. This designer dog is a mix between a Daschund and a Rat Terrier.

There are a few things you can do when bringing a dog home from the shelter that will make the first few days in your dogs new home happy and calming.

The Cagle''s Map Turtle, which is only found in Texas and is the only Map Turtle that''s mostly green in color, is endangered and rare.

A shelter dog advocate is up in arms when a family member ""rescues"" a dog from a breeder. The Hairy Dogfathers have some ideas on keeping the peace.

The Gotland Rabbit is inquisitive and energetic. A rare breed from Sweden, this rabbit will benefit from time spent exercising and interacting with you.

A very popular pet bird, the Mitred Conure is playful, talkative, goofy and very smart. And on top of it all, they are also quite beautiful and gracious

If you want to prevent unwanted litters but don''t want to put your female dog at risk for health problems, consider a partial spay or an ovary-sparing spay.

We''ve got the poop-scoop on roundworms in dogs - and it ain''t a pretty sight! Found in animal feces, it can be passed along from dog to human.

O Christmas tree, O Christmas tree, Matilda will deee-stroy thee! A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about how we were planning to celebrate Matilda’s firs…

Be prepared for the unexpected when your away from home For many pet owners, their dogs are their best friends and also their preferred travel companions. No…

The Finnish Spitz was developed for hunting rather than sled-dogging. Like most Spitz-type breeds, the Finnish Spitz is generally healthy and hardy.