Just like humans, senior dogs slow down, face new health challenges, and benefit from extra support and patience. Understanding what to expect as your dog gets older can help you adjust their care and ensure they continue to live a happy, healthy life.

Bathing your dog is an essential part of keeping them clean and healthy—but how often should you actually do it? The answer isn’t one-size-fits-all. It depends on your dog’s breed, coat type, lifestyle, and skin condition.

Whether you're heading across town or across the country, here’s what you need to know about traveling with your dog by car.

Adopting a rescue pet is one of the most rewarding decisions. Here are some things you need to know before taking the plunge and adopting a dog.

Dog parks can be wonderful places for dogs to run, play, and socialize—but they’re not right for every dog or every situation. This guide will walk you through the benefits, potential risks, and the etiquette that makes the experience positive for everyone.

Adding a second dog to your family can be an incredibly rewarding experience—for both you and your current pup. In this guide, we’ll walk you through what to expect when introducing a new dog to your home.

Bringing a dog into your life is a joyful experience—but it's also a financial commitment that requires thoughtful planning. We break down the cost of ownership using figures from Rover’s latest report.

Bringing a dog into your home is a heartwarming, exciting experience—but it can also be a little overwhelming. This ultimate checklist is designed to help new dog owners cover the essentials, from supplies to routines and bonding.

Can my dog ride with me in an Uber or Lyft? The answer is yes—but there are important considerations to keep in mind.

For years, many dog owners followed the simple rule of thumb: one dog year equals seven human years. While easy to remember, this rule doesn't accurately reflect how dogs mature. Here's the math behind dog aging.

Your dog’s personality is the best guide to choosing the toys they’ll love. Here’s how to match the right toys to your dog’s play style—and avoid wasting money on ignored or instantly destroyed toys.

Training your new pup can be an intimidating process, but it doesn’t have to be! Dogs are brilliant and eager to please. With patience and consistency, you can use positive reinforcement methods to train your dog in no time. Here are five tips on how you can get started training your pup today!

As the saying goes, a tired pup is a happy pup. What better way to tucker out your dog than with their favourite toy?

From their loyal companionship to stress reduction, there are many reasons why dogs make great pets. They brighten our lives and provide us with endless hours of fun and enjoyment. If you’re considering adopting a dog, here are some insights to help you decide.

We all know that dogs are food-motivated. They will do just about anything for a treat, which is why it's important to be aware of the types of food that dogs cannot eat.

Whether you're looking for ways to entertain your own dog or you're looking for ideas to help out at a dog shelter, games are a wonderful way to engage with dogs.

The Toronto Humane Society (THS) works tirelessly to help animals find their forever homes. They work hard to match people with pets. I had a great experience adopting my dog from THS and highly recommend it to those looking to add a pet to their squad.

I love public transit. Buses, subways, streetcars, trains, and more. I love them all. Taking public transit is an excellent way to explore Toronto. It’s also an inexpensive way to get around. Dogs are allowed on the TTC, GO Transit, and taxis, but there are some restrictions.

Losing your dog can be one of the scariest experiences. Here we seven things to do if you lose your dog.

Dog parks are great. They offer space for dogs to run free, play, and interact with other dogs and people. Having a good experience at a dog park comes down to good manners — that goes for both dogs and humans.