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Even though their standards may not be the same as what we would consider “good,” dogs do have their own ways of keeping themselves groomed.

Sure, technology has made your life better in innumerable ways, but did you know that it can also improve the life of your dog?

Near the middle of the nineteenth century, James Hinks of Birmingham, England, crossed a Bull and Terrier with an English White Terrier with the goal of improving the offspring’s appearance. Up to that point, Bull and Terrier breeders had focused primarily on bettering the fighting performance of their dogs.

Most owners will agree that digging is an unacceptable behavior that can lead to a handful of problems for both the pet and the owner. Here are a few ideas to help you curb your dog's digging habits.

Many people do not realize that cancer is not just a human condition; it can also affect your pet. Recent research from National Canine Cancer Foundation indicates that in every three dogs, one is affected by cancer. This makes cancer the number one killer disease of cats and dogs. Cancer affects both purebred and mixed breed dogs. Some types of cancer can occur at any age, but cancer is especially common in older dogs. Today, we will examine eight of the most common signs of cancer in dogs.