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You might think that swimming comes naturally to all dogs … and for many, it does. There are pups who were born to paddle and love nothing more than to splash around in a pool or go dock diving. However, there are other dogs who will avoid getting their paws wet at all costs. Whichever type of canine you have — a sea dog or a land-pupper — it's important to keep them safe when they're around bodies of water.

Heroes aren’t just those that walk around in capes and defeat bad guys. You’ve heard stories about everyday people that have done extraordinary feats to help others, but did you know that many dogs have been hailed as heroes, too?

There are over four hundred different recognized breeds of dogs today. Dogs have evolved and been bred throughout history. But not all dogs were simply seen as ‘man’s best friend.’ In this article, we look beyond the facts and dive into some known dog mythologies and origins from cultures worldwide.

Online dog training courses are growing in popularity in part because of how convenient and adaptable they are. Traditional dog training classes frequently call for pet owners to travel to a particular location at a set time, which may only sometimes be possible for people with busy schedules. On the other hand, these courses can be accessed from any location at any time, enabling pet owners to fit training into their busy schedules. Additionally, online courses are frequently less expensive than traditional courses, making them a desirable choice for pet owners on a tight budget.

Whether big or small, all dogs should be fully housetrained by adulthood to live a harmonious and happy life with their owners. But what if a dog’s size is a major contributing factor to the success rate of housetraining?