Most dogs have the natural instinct not to put EVERYTHING in their mouths, but (let's be honest) there are plenty of dogs whose first reaction is to eat that random piece of garbage off of the ground. When it comes to toxic items, dogs are generally smart enough not to go chewing on a poisonous thing. Just in case, make sure to avoid keeping the following plants in your house, backyard, front yard, and especially out of your dog's reach. Here's a quick list of plants to avoi

I’m sure you’ve noticed it. You look over at your dog who should be peacefully asleep, but somehow they’re twitching or breathing heavily as if they were running after a squirrel! Why do they do that? Are they dreaming like us? Long story short, the answer is yes! Scientific evidence proves that dogs dream. Research to explain this phenomenon began in 2001 when MIT researcher Matthew Wilson confirmed rats have complex dreams. This study examined the sleeping pattern of rats t

By Emily Schultze Whether they are curling up at your feet while you watch T.V. or lounging in bed as you run around the house, you have probably noticed that your dog sleeps quite a bit. You might be wondering—is this normal? How much sleep do they actually need? Before you start to worry, remember that, just like us, the amount of sleep that each dog needs is different. The number of Zzz's necessary for your pup to be feeling their best depends on many factors like size, ag