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Keeping Your Dog Active While You're Away

Several steps you can take to keep your dog satisfied and unstressed at home while you're at school or out earning money to buy more dog treats and toys.

Running With Your Dog

Including your dog in your running routine can be fun, healthful, and emotionally satisfying for both of you. However, precautions and a pre-run vet consultation are necessary.

Dogs Know How to Wake Up Their Humans: VIDEO

Dogs know exactly how to wake people up when they’re ready for their breakfast.

Dogs Arguing About a Toy: VIDEO

These adorable huskies are arguing about their toy. Get a glimpse into their conversation.

Is the Door Open or Closed?: VIDEO

This sweet little dog is convinced that the sliding door is closed. Mom must keep her glass really clean! Little pumpkin can't come inside until they "open" the door!

Sweet Husky Loves the Dog Park: VIDEO

Dogs may not speak English, but they know how to communicate with us. This sweet Husky doesn't want to leave the dog park!

Smart Dog Just Wants to Go to Dog Park: VIDEO

This funny video shows how smart dogs can be. This sweet guy knows he has to move his buddy's leash before going to the dog park.

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