On this day, back in 1899, the Anti-Cruelty Society was founded. We are huge fans of the ACS. The Anti-Cruelty Society is one of the largest humane societies in the country. Since 1899, The Anti-Cruelty Society has been committed to serving the needs of companion animals and the humans who care for–and about–them.
Since 1999, […]

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The IKC Dog Show is this weekend! The show starts Friday, and continues through Sunday. The 2008 February 25th Show will be dedicated to the memory of
Dori Auslander

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It’s Westminster time!

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Here’s more proof that dog ownership is good for your health. Canada.com has a great article called Is Fido the secret to good health?. The article makes the point that people who own dogs go for daily walks, regardless of their mood or circumstances. Of course, these walks are good exercise, and they also can […]

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Capital Online, aka HometownAnnapolis.com has a great article on Bringing A New Pet Home For The Holidays.
It is true that many families give their children young puppies as Christmas presents, and this is sometimes a very, very bad idea, especially if the the parents are not totally committed to taking responsibility for the pet. As […]

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By Judit Arroyo
There’s nothing better than spending the holidays with family, friends and, of course, our four-legged companions. While the holidays can be a great source of fun and enjoyment they can also be a source of stress for our pets. It’s best to prepare early to make the holidays a positive experience for everyone. […]

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Check out this fantastic story about Annie and Cassidy, the Therapy Dogs at Sentara Bayside Hospital in Virginia Beach. Annie and her pal Cassidy seem like the sweetest pooches in the world. Therapy dogs do so much for patients around the world, but Annie and Cassidy seem very special.
According to HamptonRoads.com, Annie “is part of […]

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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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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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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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