Properly socializing shy, timid dogs eliminates fear-based aggression. It also allows you and your furry friend to enjoy trips and activities together that are impossible with (and terrifying for) a fearful dog. Use these tips to design positive, productive training experiences that transform your bashful pup into a confident companion.

Nothing says love quite like a big, wet, sloppy dog kiss. Unfortunately, dog kisses are often accompanied by bad breath. If you love your dog but hate her breath, here are eight easy things you can do at home to help clear the air between you and your pet.

Like us, dogs need a little extra care as they age. Dogs, however, can't ask for what they need. Instead, you must figure it out, which can be tricky. To make it easier, here are six things you can do to keep your aging dog happy and healthy.

According to the American Veterinary Dental Society, 80 percent of cats and dogs over age three have some type of oral disease. Give your pet treats designed to promote oral health, brush her teeth at home when possible, and have your vet perform an annual dental exam, including a professional cleaning if necessary. Proper dental care can extend a pet’s life two to five years.