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Dog crates are a good thing. But, as with anything, too much of a good thing can be bad. The question is: how much is too much?

A variety of dog crates, kennels, and portable carriers, available in plastic, wire and nylon, are designed for transportation or housetraining.

It can be tough when a dog has problems being left alone in the house. Every pet owner at some point needs to leave their pet for a while.

Clipping dogs and giving them backyard wading pools can help keep them cool in the summer.

Dogs have a natural tendency to keep their living area clean. Owners can accelerate the housebreaking process by following a few, simple steps.

From puppies to adults, crating a dog is an effective method of training. Successful crate training depends on the proper use of the right size, and type, of crate.

Along with finding the new dog, picking the name and buying food and toys, new owners must also decide if they will crate their new family member.

Summer is in full swing and many people are taking their dogs with them on vacation. Remembering a few tips will make for a pleasant and safe trip.

A dog crate can be a bed, a refuge and protection for a dog. It's something no dog owner should be without. When travelling with a dog, a crate keeps him safe from harm.

Besides keeping your new puppy safe, a crate also helps with housebreaking, as well as preparing your puppy when he has to travel or be kenneled. Here are some tips....

Many dog owners seek practical advice for managing their pets' terrified reactions to Independence Day's ear-piercing, often incessant sounds of neighborhood fireworks.

A dog crate, a dog bed, a food bowl, puppy food, puppy chew toys - new dog owners will need all these items and more when adopting a new dog.

Small dogs are often used to home comforts; camping with a small dog may feel like a challenge but a camping trip with a small dog can be easy with a few tips.

Dog training means more than teaching your puppy cute tricks. Proper training isn't showy tricks; it's about giving your dog confidence in you as pack leader.

Many people prefer to travel by RV because they can bring their dogs along for the trip, rather than leave them at home with a petsitter or a boarding kennel.

Planning ahead and knowing what do do when an emergency occurs just may save your four-legged family members, so don't wait until it's too late.

Learn about finding hotels that allow pets, what questions to ask about the hotel pet policy, and other tips for more pet-friendly hotel stay.