puppy

It’ll make life easier for both of you—eventually.

Don’t let your new dog walk you.

First impressions are very important.

And the signs to look out for if you’re concerned.

If anything requires patience, it’s this.

What to expect in the first three days, three weeks, and three months.

Remember: You can find just about any breed you want at a rescue.

Tools to keep your pet looking so fresh and so clean, from bamboo hair brushes to biodegradable wipes.

There’s a scientific reason for this impulse.

Your foster dog needs love — but they also need stuff.

Technically, you can live without this stuff, but we don’t recommend it.

They might want to hurry up and be a big kid, but here’s why it’s good to wait.

If you’re feeling stressed or sad after bringing home a young pup, you’re not alone.

Sure, microchips can feel a little 1984. But if your pup has a chip, they’re four times more likely to make it home if they get lost.

Keep your pup safe in the pool, a pond, or the ocean.

Experts pick the best harnesses for every kind of dog—from flat-faced breeds to tiny teacups to escape artists.

Bring your pet along for the ride with these pro tips from a dog trainer.

Found a tick on your dog? A veterinarian breaks down everything you need to know. 

Two words: Endless entertainment.

Read on to find out why spaying/neutering is so important, and what the right time is for your pup.

Here’s your guide to how treats can help as your new pup is learning all the things.

The Wildest Collective dog trainer Robert Haussmann’s pro tips for getting a hyped-up dog to chill out.

Those little razor teeth are no fun.

Whether you should save them for the tooth fairy is another issue entirely.