Fitness

(Picture Credit: Lothar Brademann/Getty Images) All dogs have their own unique personalities. Some are quiet and reserved while others are energetic and all over the place. No matter what personality your dog might have, one thing is for certain: they are not afraid to voice their opinion when they need to. And that doesn’t just

(Picture Credit: PeopleImages/Getty Images) A hero is someone who selflessly comes in with a helping hand — or paw — for anyone who’s facing peril. And what’s great about heroes is they can come in any shape, form, or species — even a dog! We’ve often seen the heroics of Lassie on television when she

(Picture Credit: malamooshi/Getty Images) Many people think of fetch or tug-of-war when it comes to games to play with your dogs. However, there are some pups who might be too old, nervous, or just not thrilled with the prospect of one of these standard dog games. In fact, they might rather go for a long

(Picture Credit: -/Getty Images) Sometimes you’ll find your dog playing with the most interesting things they can get their paws on. You could take them to the dog park with their favorite ball in hand and they end up playing with sticks on the ground. Or you might have ordered a toy for them through

(Picture Credit: Getty Images) Our senior pups may not move as fast as they used to, but they still benefit from regular exercise and walks. It’s important to keep older dogs moving, even if they don’t have the same physical abilities and needs that they did when they were younger. Weight gain contributes to stress

(Picture Credit: Getty Images) The temperatures are warming up, and summer is in full swing. It’s a time for fun outdoor adventures, and for many of us that means camping, especially if we can bring our dogs along. If you love camping, odds are that your dog will, too. After all, it’s a chance to

(Picture Credit: The Open Road Images / Aurora Photos/Getty Images) There are many reasons to go for a hike. Not only is it a great way to enjoy the outdoors and breathe in the fresh air, but it promotes exercise and overall good health. However, if you’re a pet parent, you know hiking doesn’t just

(Picture Credit: lisegagne/Getty Images) Ever see a dog flying or catching some waves? What about skateboarding or base jumping? Humans can be pretty fearless when testing their limits through extreme sports. And for pet parents who like to go extreme, some are also fortunate to find best friends in their dogs who share the same

(Picture Credit: Adriana Mrizek) Let me just state up front, I have the best dog. I know many people claim they have the best dog, but they are wrong. I have the best dog that has ever existed. My dog’s name is Archer, and he’s the magnificent, handsome beast in the picture above. I’m constantly

(Picture Credit: Ivan Pantic/Getty Images) We love getting outside with our dogs, but sometimes we have to find a few indoor activities for a rainy day. Dog-themed, DIY arts and crafts can give us something to do, and we get to keep our fun tributes to our best furry buddies! If you’ve found yourself with

(Picture Credit: JMichl/Getty Images) With the warmer weather upon us, it’s a good time to think about how you’ll make the most of the coming summer months when you can enjoy the outdoors. While you’re at it, why not get your dog involved in the fun? There’s no one better to enjoy the warm weather

(Picture Credit: AleksandarNakic/Getty Images) Summer is a perfect time for kids to do some bonding with their pups. The nice weather brings plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities that will allow kids to form deeper relationships with the dogs they love. Dogs can teach children a lot about compassion, empathy, and responsibility, too. Just remember to

Cody the Labrador loves summer because it means he’ll get to spend time in the pool. In fact, his human says that Cody loves to play splashing games! But sometimes you just need to relax from all that doggy paddling. And as Cody finds out, standing is a lot easier than swimming! Watch this funny,

(Picture Credit: photo by Robbie Augspurger/Getty Images) Spring will soon come to an end, which means summer is just around the corner. It’s a time when we start wearing shorts with tank tops, having weekend barbecues in the backyard, and spending time by the pool. Speaking of spending time by the pool, if you’re a

(Picture Credit: alexei_tm/Getty Images) Most of us humans are better at watching sports than playing them. But the dogs in the videos below aren’t much good at waiting around on the sidelines. They’re too excited to get in on the action, paws first. Look out, Air Bud! Here are a few canines who are way

(Picture Credit: Marco_Piunti/Getty Images) A good movie or show can evoke our emotions and bring us together for a great story. No matter what your favorite genre is, you know you might find yourself hiding behind a pillow in fear or falling off your chair with laughter, among other things. But who’s to say we

There are some people who are naturally active and love to spend time in or around the water. Whether it’s at the beach, the lake, or even in a backyard swimming pool, we can’t help but to jump in and swim! (Picture Credit: MATTHEW PALMER/Getty Images) But if you think humans are the only ones

(Picture Credit: eyecrave/Getty Images) If you live on a farm, you know it’s more than a peaceful, picturesque slice of life in the countryside. It takes a lot of work to keep a farm going, and you usually need all the help you can get. Before many of our cherished dog breeds became our family

(Picture Credit: Disney Junior via Getty Images) There’s nothing like the magic of movies to bring everyone together. More specifically, there’s nothing like animated dog movies to bring our whole families closer, especially when we watch with our favorite pooches. Kids of all ages can enjoy these stories of adventure, love, and laughs. Often times,

(Picture Credit: Jaromir Chalabala / EyeEm/Getty Images) If there’s one thing that most dogs universally dislike, it might be a nice bath. Okay, maybe not all dogs hate it, but a good majority of them would be perfectly content to not have one ever again. But we, as pet parents, know better for them. Though

(Picture Credit: alexei_tm/Getty Images) If you have a dog with seemingly endless energy, you probably need to find ways to keep your furry friend active throughout the day. When you don’t, your pooch may invent their own fun “activities” out of your shoes, books, furniture, or anything else they can possibly chew on. While a quick

(Picture Credit: Shauna Whitaker / EyeEm/Getty Images) As pet parents, we lean on our furry family members for a lot of things. No matter whether we’re sad, angry, or just in need of a cuddle, we depend on them when we need them. They are there for us without question, and their companionship and love

(Picture Credit: Stefan Cioata/Getty Images) When your pup is having a blast at the dog park, whether it’s a dog beach or a grassy area, time is of no concern to them. They probably hope they’re going to be there all day. And as pet parents, we wish life were slow and easy enough for

(Picture Credit: Kristina Kohanova / EyeEm/Getty Images) Earth Hour for 2020 will commence on March 28th from 8:30 PM to 9:30 PM in each time zone. Sitting in the dark for an hour might not sound like a lot of fun at first, but it can be–especially with your awesome pooch to keep you company!

(Picture Credit: PM Images/Getty Images) Do you have to be rich to get a dog? The short answer is no. But you do need to be mindful of the expenses that come with adopting a pooch. That’s because, if you don’t pay attention, you’ll find your wallet will feel a lot lighter than you expect.

(Picture Credit: s5iztok/Getty Images) When we think of a dog show event, we expect to see the best in agility and obedience. And for the most part, that’s what we get. But sometimes, there are a few dogs in the bunch who don’t really care about any of that. In fact, all they really want

(Picture Credit: Chris Collins/Getty Images) Movies have the ability to take us through a whole range of emotions. They can make us laugh, put us on the edge of our seats, and, yes, even make us cry. Speaking of a good cry, there’s nothing like a sad dog movie to make you sob uncontrollably, especially

(Picture Credit: Getty Images) So it’s raining, and you’ve got a bored pooch on your hands. Sure, it’s easy to have fun when you can go outside and run around or go for a walk and meet new pups. But when you’re stuck inside, things can get a little dull. Don’t worry, though. There are

(Image Credit; Jeff Banke/Getty Images) You may have already seen videos of dock jumping for dogs and wondered about this aquatic canine sport. It sometimes airs on TV around the same time as other dog shows. It’s also a very popular pet-oriented summer sport. Dock jumping, also known as dock diving, is a sporting competition

(Picture Credit: CBCK-Christine/Getty Images) February 19th is International Tug-Of-War Day! It’s a great day to play tug-of-war with your dog. Of course, any day is a good day to play with your dog. However, many people wonder if it’s even a safe game to play with their pooches. Will tug-of-war hurt their dogs’ teeth? Will