
Free Dog Health Care Tips & Training Advice
Finding new ways to communicate with, and care for our dogs improves the lives of both pet and “parent”. All month long we will be adding new dog health care tips to the site! These dog care tips can help to strengthen the relationship you have with your dog.
New: Canine Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome
Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome is an age related disease that produces the deterioration of cognitive abilities. This condition is often characterized by subtle changes that cannot be traced to other illnesses, such as neoplasia (cancer), general infections or organ failure.
New: Parasites & Worms: What Every Pet Owner Needs To Know
Your pet has worms. What course of action should you take, how serious is it, how did this happen?
2008 Dog Products Of The Year Award Winners
Winners of the 5th Annual Dog Products Of The The Year Awards.
PupLife talks with agility expert and dog trainer, Cheryl Carter, owner of Candy’s Canines.
Why not consider adopting a dog or puppy one from your local rescue group?
The Anxiety Wrap often allows an animal to sleep through a storm.
We are pleased to provide these tips for introducing dogs properly into their new dog families.
Selecting the right name for your dog is important.
Tips on how to choose the right dog for your family dynamic.
Dog toys should be fun, durable, and most of all, safe. Here’s how to choose the best for your dog.
Selecting the best dog treats for your furry friend.
Keep your dog safe this holiday season with these Christmas safety tips.
The destruction that often occurs with separation anxiety is not the dog’s attempt to punish or seek revenge on his owner.
Dog arthritis, canine joint disease, and the steps that dog owners can take to assist pets suffering from joint pain.
Today, pet owners want to do their part to help preserve our planet’s natural resources, and fortunately, there are plenty of options.
Keeping your dog in optimal health is more important than ever.
Keeping your dog on a collar and leash combo is not just good fashion sense: it’s the law.
There are a few “must have” items every dog and dog owner needs.
As the holidays approach, it’s a good idea to prepare your dog (and yourself) for a house full of guests.
The Easy Walk is designed to gently discourage your dog from pulling while walking on a leash.
Here’s how to decide which harness (the SENSE-ible, SENSE-ation or the Easy Walk) is best for your dog.
Thinking about getting a puppy? Make sure you are prepared for the commitment by asking yourself the following questions.
You can set your dog up for success by having a dog leash and healthy dog treats by the front door and in your pocket at all times.
It’s important to remember a few Halloween safety tips to keep your pets happy, healthy and stress-free.
The following senior dog health care tips can help ensure your dog’s well being through the golden years.
With heartworm season fast approaching (and never actually going dormant in warmer climates), now is the perfect time to talk about heartworm treatment and prevention.
Food allergies are not uncommon for dogs and can present a challenge for both pet and pet owner.
How do dogs see color? Are they color blind as many believe? The following article examines how dogs interpret brightness, shape, contrast and color.
Every dog needs a place of his own, and the right dog bed can provide that perfect, quiet spot for any canine.
When you call your dog to come, does he ignore you? Don’t feel jilted! He simply needs to learn a recall cue.
Fetch is a fun game for you and your dog to play. It promotes bonding and provides a great way for you to exercise your dog.
Does your dog know her name? Here is how to teach your dog to recognize her name and look to you when called.
Massage and stretching are an effective way to prevent muscle related problems and strain injuries and improve the quality of your dog’s life.
A talk with Beth Ostrowski-Parks, Certified Professional Dog Trainer, author, and owner of It’s PAWSible! Dog Training Center in Westhampton, Massachusetts.
Tips to keep your pooch, healthy, happy (and maybe even a bit cleaner) this spring.
Starting a regular dog grooming routine is simple and the experience can be rewarding for you and your dog.
It’s never too early to begin teaching your puppy bite inhibition. This can easily be accomplished with a little game called Tug-of-War.
It is important to teach our companion animals how to respond appropriately to newborns and children.
We recently spent some time chatting with Ava Olsen, one of the driving forces behind Charlee Bear Dog Treats.
Finding the right dog trainer is as important as choosing the right puppy or dog for you and your family.
Although it’s perfectly normal for a puppy to chew on furniture, shoes, shrubbery and such, these behaviors can be a problem for you.
Canine massage, acupuncture, animal communication and Reiki are just a few ways in which we are creating happier and healthier lives for ourselves and our pets.
The SENSE-ible Harness is an new version of the SENSE-ation Harness, which was recently named “Gear of the Year” by the prestigious Whole Dog Journal.
This article addresses how to deal with two dogs that fight, or simply will not get along.
A discussion on dog training with Jane Masterson of Canis Sapiens Dog Training.
Crate training is a wonderful way to create a safe haven for your pet while adding a useful management tool to your dog training repertoire.
The spring and summer months can present unique dangers and health risks for your dog. Here are some dog health care tips that will help ensure that your dog remains safe in the heat.
We recently spoke with Lisa Hill Saghini of Bella Dogga about her new line of organic kapok dog beds.
Raw food diets are great for dogs that experience chronic or repetitive illness such as allergies, skin problems, ear infections, anal gland blockages and excessive dental tartar among other conditions.
Attaching dog tags to your pet’s favorite collars is the best protection you have against losing your pet.
When excessive barking becomes a behavioral issue for an owner, the first thing to look at is the underlying cause.
Consistency on your part is key to housebreaking your puppy.
Set up structured times throughout the day for your new puppy and your adult dog to interact. A great time to do this is during your daily walks.
One trick everybody loves is “Play Dead”. Just like Cops and Robbers when you were a kid, use your hand to create a fake gun and the cue “Bang!” and watch your dog drop to the floor and roll on his side.
Dog Whisperer Paul Owens is a professional dog trainer and one of the leading proponents of nonviolent animal training in the United States.
Positive reinforcement dog training is a friendly, non-punitive method of teaching your dog to perform behaviors using dog food, dog treats or other positive actions as a reward.
We recently discussed the issues of dog diet, dog obesity and dog allergies with Lucy Postins, Co-Founder of The Honest Kitchen Dog Food.
We began PupLife.com in September of 2003 with one idea in mind: to create a place where conscientious dog owners can find the best dog supplies on the market. We want your PupLife experience to be a great one!