Hold a treat near your dog’s nose and slowly guide them in a circle. Once they follow the full rotation, give them the treat.

They say you can’t teach an old dog new tricks—but that’s simply not true. No matter your dog’s age, breed, size, or background, they’re always capable of learning something new. With a little ...

Now, let’s get to the magic part: the 10-second trick to stop jumping. Because dog jumping is triggered by many different ...

Setting up a mini obstacle course indoors using pillows, blankets or even a low broomstick for your dog to navigate. This is ...

Mika's human isn't the only pet owner upcycling cardboard rolls. One pet owner skips the old towel and just folds the ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Halloween might be full of fun for families, but for dogs, the spooky season can come with some real scares. From tempting candy to noisy crowds, the holiday can quickly turn into a ...

A user said it was "the type of reaction I expect for getting out of bed," while another praised the "best turn we've ever seen." ...