Dogs and bones go together like peanut butter and jelly, right? Eh, sort of. There are some bones dogs can eat (or technically, chew) and others that could cause serious damage if nibbled or ingested.

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - As a canine behaviorist, I've been asked many times 'Why does my dog kick up so much dirt especially, after soiling?' The answer, as you may guess, is territorial marking overall ...

A TikTok video from The Village Vet clinic in Canberra, Australia, has become a powerful cautionary tale for dog parents ...

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You may find it peculiar when you think you’re giving your dog a treat by handing over a bone and they immediately find a place to bury it, whether that be in your backyard or under the covers. All ...

ANSWER: The bone-burying dog is reverting to the behavior of its ancient ancestors. Burying bones is a survival instinct learned thousands of years before wolves were domesticated and developed into ...

Rawhide chews are a popular treat for dogs. You might have heard that rawhide is good for your dog’s teeth and helps with their natural instinct to chew. But are there any drawbacks to giving your dog ...