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Just like human beings, dogs also look out for water to cool off during hot, sunny days. And, just as our minds begin to turn toward the sparkling, blue swimming pool, so too do the minds of our dogs. But is it safe for our pets to take a dip in the swimming pool every now and then, or are there unseen risks that come along with it?

A Utah family faced a series of unfortunate events last year, including the sudden sickness of their beloved boxer, Zoey. When the decision was made for the family to say goodbye to the dog, they were heart-stricken at the thought that they would never see her again. But six months later, something unbelievable happened: Zoey reappeared on a dog adoption webpage!

While it may seem like a harmless sign of affection from our precious canines, scientists are now warning dog owners to not allow their pets to lick their faces. But what is it exactly that can make dog slobber so dangerous?

Pet owners can quickly tell if their beloved dog is a bit flat, under the weather, and generally down in the dumps. But how can an owner know when the behavior is a sign of something more serious, and what can owners do to combat depression in their dogs?

When a golden retriever named Rio gave birth to a litter of puppies this month, something incredible happened: one of the puppies was covered in green fur from head to toe!