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Your dog brings so much love and happiness to your life, but did you know that your pooch could also make you healthier as well? It’s true. You may not realize it, but the walks, the games of fetch, and the fresh air you breathe are doing your body right, and these activities keep your pet in tip-top shape as well.

In fact, there are many parallels between your health and that of your furry friend. Here we discuss some of the connections as well as tips that put your health as the first priority.

In the 70s Dr. Robert Schaible set out to better the Dalmatian breed. His project, known as the Dalmatian Back-Cross project, produced dalmatians of proper breed type with low uric acid levels. Click here to read more about the journey Dr. Schaible and the LUA Dalmatians have been on through the years.

While traditional fences have been used in the past to keep dogs safe and contained, new technology has led to wireless or invisible fences. Whereas conventional fences can be eyesores, regulated by local laws, or expensive, ‘invisible fences’ are a cheap alternative, ensuring dogs don’t escape the property through delivering a shock via a battery-powered collar. So here's everything you need to know about invisible fences.

So you've got a big weekend planned, but should you bring your dog along? There are many factors to ponder before you set out on your adventure with your pup.

There’s nothing quite like coming home with a newborn baby cradled in your arms for the first time. But, even though you now have the responsibility of raising and caring for a child, it doesn’t mean your duty to care for your dog has diminished in any way. Read on for tips to keep both your dog and your newborn happy when your family grows.