Every dog may have his day but, during the dog days of summer, dogs who are devoted to enriching the lives of those in need of a helping paw are awarded an entire seven days of appreciation: International Assistance Dog Week. The goals are to recognize and honor the hardworking assistance dogs; raise awareness and …
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Your guide to the most Instagram-worthy, dog-friendly hikes
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Not long ago, an article entitled, “Pets Are Not Children, So Stop Calling Them That” appeared on The Cut. The post garnered 929 comments directly to the page, not to mention the countless readers who weighed in on the issue via social media. While many expressed their ability to understand both sides of the argument, the majority of responses drew clear battle lines between the two poles of opinion. We live in a world where the definition of … Read more
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Bentley is a 135-pound dog, so he stands out no matter where he is. But he doesn’t let that stop him from going on adventures as he pleases. One day, the massive mixed breed escaped his Florida home and wandered over to Dollar General to see what sales they had. He browsed the store for hours, and when it was time to leave, he refused to budge. The Dollar General staff didn’t want to force their four-legged customer out of … Read more
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Dog owners have a new community-building resource for diagnosing cancer in dogs and guiding dog cancer treatment decisions.
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