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A net barrier is the lightest, fastest way to keep your dog in the back seat — if you pick one that actually stays put. I compared the five best dog car nets on

A back seat dog barrier does one job — keep your dog behind the front seats and out of your lap while you drive. I compared the five best options on Amazon on p

Letting your dog ride freely in the car might seem harmless, but an unrestrained pet is a serious distraction — and a danger to both of you in the event of a su
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Trucks are a different problem from cars. Crew cab back seats are wide, the seats are often a flat bench, and the dog riding along is usually a working dog with

After years of watching my Schnauzer and Fox Terrier turn my pristine back seat into what I can only describe as a fur-covered, muddy disaster zone, I've learne

An SUV gives you something a sedan never can — a proper cargo area your dog can ride in. But that only works if there's something solid between the tailgate and
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Having pets around the house can definitely be a wonderful thing, however, they may often develop a habit of chewing on things they aren’t supposed to. While ch

The fear of seeing your dog helpless under anesthesia makes your heart ache, no? While dog anesthesia is generally safe, and vets take additional precautions be

If you are concerned your dog has cataracts, this can be a very worrying time for an owner. None of us like to think of our dog’s vision being affected, or of t

Searching for the perfect chew toy for your best friend can be challenging. What’s the difference between rawhide and beef hide anyways? Is beefhide the same as

There’s nothing more heartbreaking to a pet owner than seeing the dog sick, lethargic, and without a will to live. One quick visit to the vet, and there you are

Just like bringing newborn babies home, you need to make sure that your house is a safe space for your four-legged pups. That being said, one common house accid