Lifestyle

Why the so-called “3-3-3 decompression rule” isn’t all it’s cracked up to be – and how to best help your shelter or rescue dog adjust to her new home.

Gear of the Year features the most exciting, useful products we’ve used and enjoyed over the past year.

Age, arthritis, and injuries can interfere with your dog’s enjoyment of beds, sofas, and rides in the car. Dog ramps can help inactive dogs enjoy their favorite places again.

The number of dog friendly hotel chains is growing, making it easier to decide what to do with your dog when traveling.

Nowhere, as aggressive chewers can destroy anything.

Whether for incontinence, urine leaking, heat cycles, or male dog wraps for “leg lifting,” dog diapers are simple and convenient.

If you live where roads and sidewalks are treated with ice-melting rock salt or other chemicals, you need to protect your dog’s paws!

Are you planning some long-distance travel with your dog? Here are some important things to consider when deciding whether you should drive or fly with your dog.

Best practices for safe long-distance travel with your dog in a car.

There are many things to know and do in advance of flying with your dog in cabin or in a carrier in cargo. Here’s what you need to know about bringing your dog on a plane.

The Bow Wow Buddy is a safety chew/bully stick holder that prevents your dog from swallowing or choking on the end of a bully stick. It’s not perfect – we would like to use it with more slender sticks – but it definitely helps increase bully stick safety.

Raised food and water bowls may be good for some dogs with specific health needs but are potentially harmful for others.