Crate training your puppy can begin early so long as your goal is to teach your puppy her crate is a comfortable, cozy, safe place to relax and sleep. With a young puppy needing upwards of 18 to 20 hours of sleep a day, there is a lot of time to practice. I’ve heard it…
Donco – GA Meet adoptable deaf three year old Donco who is looking for a loving forever home with someone who will cherish him and always keep him safe. From his shelter advocate: This 3 year old dog friendly cuddle bug is looking for a very special family. Donco is deaf and will absolutely love…
Our 6th Annual Hero Dogs 5K9 will be held on Saturday, May 16th, 2026 at Congressional Cemetery in Washington, DC! The Priority registration deadline is March 6th, and Early Bird pricing is available through March 31st. Register and find race information at hero-dogs.org/5k9! 👟 Interested in becoming a sponsor? Click here for more details or…
How often a dog poops depends on the individual dog. Diet, exercise, and age can all make a difference in poop frequency and consistency. Credit: Fotkam | Getty Images How often do you think about your dog’s poop schedule? You probably fall into one of two categories: You don’t think about it much beyond making…
Apply to adopt a dog This very pretty young lady is Violet, a tan female Podenco, just 2 years old who finds herself needing a new home because her owner isn’t well at all. Violet is a superb example of a Podeno/Ibizan Hound and she is very friendly and laid back. This lovely girl is…
One of my favorite book bloggers / podcasters, Modern Mrs. Darcy, hosts an annual conversation in February: What’s saving your life right now? February can be a difficult month. Depending where in the world you are, it can be dark, dreary, cold, icy, dry, miserable. So, she encourages her readers to think beyond the gloom…
Ever wondered why some dogs seem to have a mind of their own, blatantly ignoring your commands as if they’re suggestions rather than instructions? It’s not just your imagination – some breeds are notoriously more headstrong than others. In this article, we’re going to explore the most stubborn dog breeds. From the independent Beagle, who…
Tom Shamberger/pexels Remote work has reshaped how Americans travel, turning laptops and hotspots into road trip essentials. Across the U.S., certain cities keep drawing remote workers who want scenic drives, nearby campgrounds, and internet fast enough to handle real workdays. These places balance access to nature with reliable infrastructure, making them ideal for people who…
Olivia and I are thankful for the upcoming weekend, and Bailie is too actually. Bailie gets to stay home which means no car rides and that makes Bailie happy. Mom, Olivia, and I are missing our sports competitions at this point of the winter break. This weekend Mom scheduled a sniff and go for Olivia…
Gustavo Fring/pexels Solo female travel is more common than ever, and it’s often safer than people assume. Still, most travel safety problems don’t come from dramatic situations; they come from small habits that lower awareness or create avoidable risk. These five mistakes show up again and again, even among experienced travelers. The good news: each…
