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How to Choose A Veterinarian

The person you trust with your dog is a big decision. Having a veterinarian you can trust is crucial as they will be taking care of your dogs when they get

Foods That Are Bad for Dogs

We all love to give our dogs the love and attention they want. Part of being a responsible and caring dog parent is knowing what foods are good and what

Keeping Your Dog Safe During Tick Season

Dog tick season varies some based on your location. The summer months are usually the start with tick levels peaking around September or the beginning of Fall. Ticks are looking for a way

Best Books For Dog Professionals

If you are a dog groomer, breeder, trainer, work in a veterinarian’s office, or show dogs, then the more knowledge you have the

Best Dog Books For New Owners

Becoming a new dog owner is wonderful experience but it can be a lot better if you are well prepared for the challenges

In an ideal world, your dog would get all the nutrition they need from their food. Sadly, not all dog foods can achieve this. Not all dogs are the same, and these differences in nutritional Read More >

The Holliest-Jolliest Christmas Pajamas for Your Dog

In my neck of the woods, there’s a local holiday tradition that revolves around pajamas. Each Christmas Eve, the entire family dons brand new pajamas. Fido is part of the family, too. So Read More >

Protecting Your Dog’s Health: Vaccination Schedule

When you bring a dog into your home, your hope is that you can provide him with the healthiest and happiest possible life. There are many ways to keep your dog happy

The Dog Days of Summer: Keeping Your Dog Safe in Hot Weather

With the arrival of warmer weather, the desire to get outside with our canine companions is natural and healthy. Who doesn’t love a stroll in the sun, playing fetch in the park, or just relaxing

Taking the Heat out of Hot Spots

Hot spots in dogs are a common skin affliction that causes a lot of pain and stress to dogs and their parents. They are normally caused by licking, scratching, and biting. These

Fun in Sun: Everything You Need to Know About Dog Sunscreen

Just like us, dogs sometimes need protection from the sun. During the hotter months of the year or during your vacations, your dog may need some extra care when it comes to beating the heat

Dog Adoption: How to Find Your Next Furry Friend

Bringing a new dog home is not like picking up groceries at the local grocery store. There is more to picking up a canine at the local pound, shelter or rescue. Just

Dog-Proof Litter Boxes: What to Know, What to Do, and What to Buy

One of the less glamorous realities of dog ownership is the canine obsession with cat poop. If you’re a dog-only household you may be blissfully unaware of this nasty little reality, but if you’re a cat owner, Read More >

The Savvy Dog Parent’s Guide to Natural Cleaning Supplies

Let’s face it, while we love our pooches they can make housecleaning more of a chore. If you have to use cleaners often, such as a cleaner for your dog’s urine, then you definitely

10 Dog Treat Recipes Rover Will Drool Over

From cakes for birthdays, graduations, and anniversaries, to bread that adds that special warmth and comfort to a meal, to cookies just because, we all love whipping

Color Through the Eyes of Dogs

Our little furry children have gotten a bad rap for years. The theory that dogs are color blind and only perceive shades of gray has been debunked for years; however, some people continue to

ScoutKnows Insurance Buyer’s Guide

What Is Pet Insurance?

Like health insurance for humans, pet insurance can help offset expenses you might incur helping your furry friend recover from an illness, receive treatment for an injury, or get the Read More >

Inside a Dog’s Mouth: Putting the Hygiene Rumor to the Rest

Despite scientific and medical facts about dogs dental hygiene, some dog parents continue to believe a dog’s mouth is cleaner than a human’s. As much as we would love to believe this, it is just

Minding Your Paw’s & Q’s: Children and Pet Etiquette

If you take your dog many places there are going to be situations when others are curious or friendly with your pooch. Children are often the most curious and the most inexperienced when it comes

Great Outdoor Activities for You and Your Dog

Getting outside with your dog is one of life’s greatest joys. There is a whole world out there to explore no matter what breed, age, or size of your canine companion. Scout has put together