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If you're like most puppy parents, you want to do everything in your power to make sure your little one isn't crying in their crate. It's a frustrating experience for both you and your puppy!

For some, there is nothing more enjoyable than being a dog owner. In fact, so many people enjoy having a pet as a companion that nearly 48 million households in the U.S. own a dog. However, despite the many joys of having a dog by your side, pet ownership is not always easy.

Goldendoodles have become more and more popular throughout the years, and with their cute little faces, it’s easy to see why. In today’s episode of "Talkin’ Dogs," we’re going to tell you some interesting facts about this lovable designer breed.

Until the mid-1900s, these dogs were often considered part of the older, more popular Coonhound and Foxhound breeds, but they eventually split into their own breeds at the request of breeders and owners. Today, they are some of the most popular hunting hounds used extensively on multiple games and quarries.

We love our furry best friends and wouldn't want anything to happen to them, but some things are beyond our control. It's sad to hear that your dog may have cancer, but if you can recognize the early signs, you might be able to help them heal better and sooner! We review six signs that your dog may have cancer.