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If you have an older dog in your home, you know they often have additional needs that come with age. Thankfully, there are a few things you can do to help your elderly canine cope with those new challenges.

It’s winter once again, which means there’s a good chance your prized pup will be spending some extra time indoors. And while that may seem like a fun time, if you have a large dog it can create few extra challenges, especially when it comes to keeping your home in pristine condition. Luckily, Kelly Shepherd is here with some helpful hints for large dog owners who want a tidy house in the winter months.

Most dogs seem to treasure their sleep, from puppies to older canines. However, as this article shows, some breeds take that love to a whole other level.

While we would like to think that our dogs would never run off and get lost, the reality is that hundreds of dogs leave their loving homes every day, and some won’t make it back. Thankfully, microchipping has come a long way in the last few decades, and now lost dogs are being reunited with their owners more than ever before thanks to this life-saving technology.

Whether you currently work full-time with a dog at home or are employed and thinking about getting a dog, this handy guide can help you better understand the importance of balancing your work life with the needs of a canine companion.