Dogs

Learn how many words dogs understand and how to teach them to obey verbal commands.

An advocate shares why adopting a shelter pet is better for the animal and for you.

Are you dealing with a jealous dog? Learn more about what to do.

Have you encountered a lost and scared dog? Learn more about how to help them.

Learn what's helpful and not helpful to do when you see a dog in a hot car.

Struggling to understand your dog? Read on to learn how to read them through their body language.

Learn about helping your child overcome a fear of dogs, including creating a plan for dog interactions.

Learn about caring for your young adult dog, including activity, dental care, and nutrition.

Learn about caring for your mature adult dog, including dental care, mental health, and nutrition.

Learn about bathing your dog, including making bath time fun for your dog and efficient for you.

Your dog has run away. How do you get your furry friend back? First step: Get some help.

Chronic ear infections are one of the most common reasons dogs see the vet. Learn more about how they're treated.

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.

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.

Picking the right foods and feeding the right amounts are key for your dog's health. Learn more about the right way to feed your dog.

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.

Dog parks can be a fun and exciting place for your furry friend. But make sure you keep him safe when he’s there.

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.

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.

Learn how to keep your dog well-behaved in the dog park.

When the mercury rises, keep your pets' temperatures low.

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.

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.

Teach your dog to run, walk, and hike beside you -- not drag you down the road.

Is your dog ready for the winter chill? Learn how to keep him cozy outdoors, know when cold is too cold, and prevent frostbite.