Mira’s an adorable Coonhound who loves squeaky toys. We’ve discovered that she has amazing powers of hypnosis. Here’s Mira practicing the art of persuasion on unsuspecting Bella.
(We also believe this is how Mira gets her owner to buy her so many Good Cuz toys!)

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We are proud to offer a new Pup Life Dog Care Tip article from author Jorn Oleby. Jorn explains the importance of improving your dog’s quality of life through stretching. Here is an excerpt from this fascinating look at the benefits of massage and stretching.
“Many dog owners invest considerable time being active with their dogs […]

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As this Sun Herald story points out Learning CPR for Dogs is not as bizarre as it sounds. Most classes use stuffed mannequins and folks of all ages are welcome. Interestingly enough, the article states that “Ingalls (the teacher) explained the ABCs — airway, breathing and circulation. And I learned the same precious seconds we […]

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Leona Helmsley’s will reportedly left her dog (named Trouble) 12 million dollars. According to Yahoo! News, Helmsley’s Dog Gets $12 Million Dollars In Will. Wow. That’s one lucky dog!

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According to data from a ten year study at Colorado State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine, there may be a link between the full moon and an increase in emergency vet visits. Authored by Dr. Raegan Wells, the report examined 12,000 case histories of cats and dogs treated at the university’s Veterinary Medical Center.
“If […]

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A new study in the Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association recommends the use of harnesses over collars for dogs with certain conditions of the eye including glaucoma and thin corneas. Dogs that pull while being walked on a traditional collar may suffer from increased intraocular pressure. For dogs with ocular conditions, this increased […]

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According to the Lansing State Journal, Dog parks increase our quality of life. The article examines the public benefits of dog parks, and the result is clear: dog parks are not just great for dogs, they also benefit the community at large (whether you own a dog or not). The opinion piece points out that […]

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He’s handsome, charming and not afraid to show his feminine side. Scout’s a true Renaissance dog. Here he is modeling our newest dog collar for the season, Curly Q.
Very appropriate!

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“Get Back” is a great behavior to teach your dog. Its helpful going in and out of doorways, moving through crowds, and especially before crossing the street.
To start you will need lots of dog treats and a leash for your dog. Begin with your dog on leash sitting at your left side in heel position. […]

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Around here, the temperatures are starting to drop a bit, and those long hot days are not so long (or hot). Cool, breezy afternoons are perfect for a trip to the dog park. Dog parks are all the rage in cities across the US, as local governments realize just how many dogs (and dog owners) […]

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Mark April 26th on your calendar dog lovers. It’s National Dog Day! Sponsored by the National Dog Day Foundation, an organization dedicated to helping shelter dogs find forever homes.
Founder Colleen Paige “felt it was time to honor dogs more than we currently do, to give them “a day”, to show deep appreciation for our […]

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Many folks are familiar with popular dog sports like agility and fly-ball. But what about Doga (yoga for dogs) and Paw-lates (pilates)?
Since 2002, an increasing number of fitness studios and doggy day care facilities across the country have added “doga” and “paw-lates” classes to their rosters. Devotees point out that yoga comes naturally to […]

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