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The Dog Stuff That’s Actually Worth Caring About

Having dogs is one of those things where everyone suddenly has an opinion about what you’re supposed to be doing. What dog food are you feeding them?

By Rachel S.

The Lumps and Bumps You Shouldn’t Ignore

November is Pet Cancer Awareness Month, and this one hits a little closer to home for me. If you know my dog, Zero, you know he’s basically my child. He’s 11 now, living his best senior dog life, and has also managed to give me more than a few heart attacks over the years. Not literally, but if you’ve ever found a random lump on your dog, you know the feeling.

By Rachel S.

Fall Walks, Better Behavior, Happier Dogs

Apparently, picking up the leash is the dog equivalent of announcing that you’ve won the lottery.

By Rachel S.

I’m Going Purple This October

October may be full of pumpkins, costumes and everything fall, but it is also Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and an important time to bring attention to the Purple Leash Project.

By Rachel S.

Be Ready for Anything: Building a Pet Emergency Kit Every Military Family Should Have

Military families know one thing better than most… Expect the unexpected.

By Rachel S.

Best Dog-Friendly Beaches & Hiking Trails Near Popular Military Bases

One of the best perks of military life? Every duty station comes with a chance to explore somewhere new, and if you're anything like us, your dog is coming along for the adventure.

By Rachel S.

Whale, Whale, Whale…A New Type of Game!

I’m always looking for easy ways to make treat time a little more fun for Zero, and this whale-shaped treat dispenser immediately felt like something he needed.

By Rachel S.

Summer Skin Problems in Dogs: Hot Spots, Allergies, and Irritation

Summer is great for longer walks, backyard hangs, beach days, and extra time outside with your dog.

By Rachel S.

Salty Air & Spoiled Pups - A Dog Friendly “Beach Day’ but No Beach Needed

Not every military family gets stationed near the coast. Sometimes summer looks less like oceanfront views and more like apartment balconies, base housing patios, or tiny backyard setups squeezed between moving boxes and lawn chairs that have survived three PCS moves.

By Rachel S.