Jill Vogel

Adopting a Dog That Has Been Abused

If you've brought home a dog that's had a rough start in life or has been abused, we understand it can be difficult to build trust.

We're setting the record straight by debunking some of the most persistent dog myths - how many have you heard and believed?

Dogs escaping from their homes - especially during major storms and hurricanes - is a common but extremely distressing problem.

Canine aggression can manifest in distinct ways, and owners should monitor their dogs to determine which issue is occurring.

Housetraining your dog doesn't have to be difficult, but it does require dedication and patience to see the best results.

Although not for everyone, training your dog to keep off the furniture has several benefits for you and your furry friend.

Even on your own property, an off-leash dog can introduce risks to itself and those around it.

You can begin to prepare your family dog for the arrival of a new baby long before the due date. Here are some tops to get you started.

Name training should take place in a quiet, distraction-free environment that helps your dog focus solely on learning their name.

A gentle leader harness helps teach proper heeling and loose-leash walking, making it easier for dogs to learn to walk calmly beside their owner.