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Dogs just love to travel, especially a good road trip. The last thing you want is your dog to be harmed while traveling. Follow these dog travel safety tips.

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California, Texas and other states have enacted tougher legislation governing the chaining and neglect of dogs.

Documented cases demonstrate that dogs fed bones can suffer horrendous gastrointestinal problems.

The best way to know what goes into your dog's food is to make it yourself. Try one of these easy dog food recipes and watch your pup smile.

When you're spiking volleyballs on the beach and lapping chocolate dreamcicles, make sure your dog has some frozen 'pupcicles' of his own.

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Panting is quite normal in dogs, especially on hot days and after exercise. However, this method of cooling off may be abnormal under certain circumstances.

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