Dogs
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Dog Ear Infections: Treating Dog Ear Mites and More
Chronic ear infections are one of the most common reasons dogs see the vet. Learn more about how they're treated.
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Brain Games: Mental Stimulation Keeps Dogs' Minds Sharp
Like their owners, dogs can have mental decline. Medications can help slow this decline, and a study says mental stimulation could also improve brain health.
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Treat Your Dog's Pain and Lameness
What can you do if your dog shows signs of lameness or pain? And how can you prevent them? Here's what a veterinary expert recommends.
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Meet the Dog Scouts of America
The four-legged members of Dog Scouts of America earn merit badges for mastering skills like tracking scents, navigating obstacle courses, pulling sleds, and understanding sign language.
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Dog Parks: What You Should Know
Dog parks can be a fun and exciting place for your furry friend. But make sure you keep him safe when he’s there.
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Dog Food Tips From Veterinarians
Dogs will eat anything, so it’s up to you to make sure you’re feeding them well. WebMD has what you need to know about buying and serving the best food for your four-legged friend.
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Heartworms in Dogs: Facts and Myths
Heartworms in dogs are easy to prevent, but difficult, and costly, to cure. We asked Sheldon Rubin, president of the American Heartworm Society, all about heartworm infestations in dogs.
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Dog Park Etiquette: Off-Leash Obedience, Dog Park Rules, and More
Learn how to keep your dog well-behaved in the dog park.
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Leash Training for Your Dog: Teach Your Pet to Run and Walk With You
Teach your dog to run, walk, and hike beside you -- not drag you down the road.
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How to Keep Your Dog Cool in the Summer
When the mercury rises, keep your pets' temperatures low.
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Running, Hiking and Your Dog: How to Keep Your Active Pet Safe
Got plans to take your dog with you on a long run or hike? You need to know how long he can go, the best surfaces for his feet, and how to keep him hydrate dand free from ticks and bug bites.
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Keep Your Dog Warm: Tips for Cold Weather
Is your dog ready for the winter chill? Learn how to keep him cozy outdoors, know when cold is too cold, and prevent frostbite.
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Help Your Older Dog Get Around: Learn How to Keep an Aging Pet Active
Keep your older pet active. Learn to set the right pace, read your dog’s stamina, and how to use tools like strollers, carts, car ramps, backpack carriers, and more.
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Gear for Your Dog: Backpacks, Saddle Bags, Harnesses, and More
Learn about gear for your active dog, from backpacks and saddlebags, to harnesses, foldable water bowls, and more.
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Healthy Diets for Healthy Dogs
Keep these dos and don’ts in mind when you’re feeding your dog.
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Can Dogs Get the Flu? What Is Canine Flu?
Dogs can get the flu, too. Know the causes, symptoms, and treatment for this virus so you can keep your dog healthy. From WebMD.
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Dog Park Safety: What to Know Before You Go
You can easily find a dog park, but make sure you know how to keep Fido safe before unclipping the leash. See WebMD's tips.
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Sophia Bush Is a 'Crazy Dog Lady'
The actress dishes to WebMD Magazine about her lifelong love of rescue dogs.
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Dogs and Chocolate Poisoning: A Toxic Combination
For dogs, eating chocolate can be deadly. WebMD looks at this toxic canine food and explains why dogs should never eat chocolate.
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Zac Posen's Designer Dogs
Fashion designer Zac Posen may rule the runways, but his 3 dogs rule the roost.
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Homemade Dog Food: Cost, Recipe Advice, Nutrition, and Storage
Want to make homemade dog food? Do it right with these tips from WebMD and pet nutrition experts.
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Tips to Help Your Dog Live Longer
Want to help your dog live longer? Try these exercise, nutrition, and other tips from pet experts and WebMD.
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Q&A With Karina Smirnoff
The "Dancing With the Stars" professional talks about her real partner: her American Staffordshire Terrier, Randy.
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Read the Dog Food Package: Why Ingredients Matter
Is your dog's coat a little dull or his stomach sometimes upset? Take a look at his dog food.
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Healthy Treats for Your Dog
Ways to reward your dog that will keep him safe and won’t make him overweight. Dog treats to try and avoid.
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