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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.

A dog’s love can make a huge impact in a child’s life, often carrying its effects far into adulthood. But wonderful memories and companionship only make up a part of the benefits a dog can bring into a child’s life. Read on to learn about the many ways how having a dog can change a child’s life for the better.

Have you ever come home to the very unpleasant surprise of holes in your backyard? Digging can be a tough behavior to curb in dogs, but it’s not impossible. Read on to learn how you can discourage your dog from digging up your yard.

Many dogs love water—but some need a little help learning how to swim. Check out these tips for helping your dog swim anywhere from an above-ground pool to your local park pond.

It’s not always easy to entertain guests when you have a rambunctious and curious dog, but there are things you can do to make things much easier on yourself, your guests, and your dog. These tips are sure to keep everyone having a good time.