Many foods that are safe for people to eat are actually toxic to dogs. Make sure you never feed your dogs these dangerous foods.

When it comes to supplies for your new pup, here's the scoop on the must-haves and the nice-to-haves.

The first few days and weeks of having a new dog in your home can set the tone for the rest of your dog’s life. Here's what NOT to do!

Before you bring a new puppy or dog home, don't forget to dog-proof your house! Here's how to keep your new pup and belongings safe.

Many plants are toxic to dogs. Here's what you should make sure to remove from your home and yard before bringing home a new dog.

Introducing your dog to new people might not be as simple as you think. Make sure to follow these guidelines to ensure safe and successful greetings!

If you want to stay safe around dogs, understanding dog body language is important. Here's what you need to know.

Dog bites are more common than you'd expect. Here's how to prevent them.

If you want your child to be safe around dogs, make sure they understand these critical safety rules.

If you are walking your dog, skip any leashed greetings. Here's why.

Dog parks aren't the safest place for your pup. But, if you have to take your dog to a dog park, follow these safety tips.

Emergencies happen, and having a dog first aid kit can make stressful situations a little more manageable. Here's what to have in your dog's first aid kit.

There are certain things you should always supervise your dog with. We break down 11 of the most important ones.

There are some products that are safe for your dog and some that are not. Here are 10 things you shouldn't buy your dog.

Making sure your fence is secure is critical to your dog's safety. Here are some things to evaluate to keep your dog in!

Knowing how to do CPR on your dog is knowledge you’ll hopefully never need. However, if the moment comes, it's good to be prepared.

Doing these quick, hands-on dog health checks at home may help you catch small issues before they become big (and expensive) problems.

Here’s why dogs choke, what to watch for, how to help, and how to prevent it from happening again.

When you bring home a new dog, less love at the start is actually better. Here's why!