Experts at Dogster have rounded up some of the 'worst' dog breeds to own for first-time dog parents, whether they're known ...

Cunaplus_M.Faba, Getty Images. Key points. The average annual cost of owning a dog is $376 a month or $4,512 a year, ... Plan to spend $50 to $200 a year on dog bedding. Dog grooming costs.

Leaving a dog or another animal in a hot car is considered malicious mischief, according to California’s Penal Code. It’s a misdemeanor offense. First-time violators could receive a fine of up to $100 ...

Robert Shouse, 37, of Houston, was sentenced to 30 years in prison for running a child sex abuse website and sexually abusing a 9-year-old. Hotspots ranked Start the day smarter ☀️ Funniest ...

Leonard and Krysi are thrilled to introduce Sparkle to the city they call home. Boulder's vibrant, active, dog-loving community has long sought a grooming option that combines wellness and ...

Emily Roeder opened the dog grooming business a few weeks ago. (Amy Shortell/The Morning Call) Little Lulu’s Dog Spaw is seen Thursday, May 29,2025, in Whitehall.

Diamond in the Ruff, a nonprofit founded by Sharita Grady, is hosting a two-day free dog grooming event at A World Full Of Pawz on May 24 and 25.

Leaving a dog in a hot vehicle is illegal in California. Learn state law about animal safety, heat stroke symptoms and what to do if you see a pet in danger.

Guests will need to apply and be approved by the Cruise Tails team and there is space for 250 dogs, who will need to be up-to-date with vaccinations and will have to be signed off as healthy by a vet.

A vet with 10 years of experience has shared the nine dog breeds she would welcome into her home with open arms after working with countless breeds throughout her career ...

The grand opening of Homeboy Puppy Fades in Pasadena marked the launch of Homeboy Industries' 14th social enterprise, a dog grooming salon with a powerful mission.

Leaving a dog in a hot vehicle is illegal in California. Learn state law about animal safety, heat stroke symptoms and what to do if you see a pet in danger.