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Pet Professional Guild Launches Landmark Professional Equid Training Accreditation Pilot Program. The first-of-its-kind credentialing system brings science-based, ethical, humane standards to the equi...

by Sam Wike

Products that purport to help dogs with fear and anxiety have an interesting thing in common. Their marketing almost always portrays dogs lying down. Just check out their featured images: snoozing pup...

We’re planning a trip. I asked ChatGPT when we should buy tickets. ChatGPT gave answers that seemed based on data. I could have found out the answer using a trip planner like I usually do, but ChatGPT...

Many of the legal issues discussed are identical to pet food concerns.

Join your hosts, Niki Tudge, Dayle Pierce, and Jenn Friedline, as they chat and chuckle with Erika Liljefelt of ⁠Relax, Rover⁠ about the Dynamic Dog

“Your dog wouldn’t be able to run like that if she was in pain.”

Just because a dog participates in activities does not mean they aren't in pain. Often, it's just the opposite.

A fun group dog training class to get you and your dog out in the real-world to practice life skills!

Dr. Laura Donaldson, PhD, CDBC, KPA CTP. I seldom use the word “cure” when speaking about trauma but rather, focus instead on healing. This is because “cure” commonly means causing an illness to go a