Unwanted or inappropriate chewing is a pretty common issue with dogs, especially with puppies. There are a couple of main reasons why our fur babies will chew.

How much do you love your dog? Seriously though. Imagine if a human and a dog were standing side-by-side near you. Imagine that they both needed help. Of course, you would want to help them both. But what if you could only choose one? Would you choose the dog or the human?

February is famous for Valentine’s Day and celebrating all the love that we share with those who mean the most to us. For many, that day is shared with your doggies too, but did you know that February 20th is dedicated to just loving your pets? 

Take a moment to reflect on the impact dogs have had on your life and you might say the bond between human and canine borders on magical. Deeper than a soul mate, closer than a sibling, dogs truly are man’s best friends. But that bond isn’t the same throughout our lives. It grows and changes right along with us.

Dogs may have their faults, like bad puppy breath, but according to a recent 

study, we find it much easier to overlook minor faults in our dogs than we do with people.

SILLY DOG SUNDAY: ST. BERNARD REFUSES TO LET DAD UP

Is your dog needy? Do they demand petting and kisses? Are you constantly rubbing a belly, holding a paw, or scratching a puppy butt? Some dogs just need more attention than others, and when that needy dog is a giant breed St. Bernard, hilarity ensues. This funny pup refuses to take no for an answer and pins his dad down to continue the puppy love fest. Forget work, the dog needs love!

 HOW TO FIND THE PERFECT GROOMER FOR YOUR POOCH

Meet Romeo and Juliet, both residents at the Chula Vista Animal Care Facility in California. Like most animals, they were separated upon arrival- Romeo going to stay with the cats, and Juliet going to live in the dog wing. But Romeo’s health began to decline rapidly. The staff treated him promptly, but he just didn’t seem to respond, until one observant staff member got the idea to bring in Juliet.