Rescue dogs

What can you do when a rescue dog follows you everywhere? Check out our tips to help you figure out if your "glue dog's" behavior needs correcting!

Adopting a dog from an animal rescue or shelter is not a walk in the park but it is a rewarding experience to help a rescue pup live their best life. From dog proofing your home to planning proper nutrition and exercise for your new dog, additional expenses can cost a lot and requires a few sacrifices of your time and resources. Don’t miss our top tips for adopting a rescue dog!

Bringing home a rescue dog is both an exciting time, but it can also be stressful. Make the transition as smooth as possible with these 12 tips!

Adopting a rescue dog is a big undertaking. You need to be prepared for everything that may come your way when bringing your new furry friend home.

The first 7 days with your rescue dog is crucial. It can be a confusing time for you and your rescue puppy... Follow these steps for smooth transition.

Looking for some brilliant dog rescue name ideas? We've rounded up some beautiful and meaningful for your newly adopted canine companion! There are 50 each for male and female rescue pups, so you should have

Older dogs can definitely be potty trained. To get your adult dog to stop peeing inside the house, you need to be consistent and potty train him like a puppy.

Around 3.3 million dogs enter shelters each year and, of those, around 1.6 million are adopted, according to the ASPCA. Adopting a rescue dogs is rewarding. It saves a life and opens spots at shelters for other adoptable dogs in need. Many rescue dogs have a smooth transition into family life, but some need a little extra help. Here are some rescue dog tips, including what to expect and possible behavior issues. // The Pawsitive Co. #dogs #rescuedogs #adoptingadog #rescuedogtips #dogadoption

Is your dog leash reactive and you want to get rid of the lunging, barking, and whatnot? Learn how to combat dog reactivity and get a confident, calm canine.

I have done an impulse dog “buy”. I can tell you from this experience that it is not a good idea for you or the dog. You need to plan ahead for a pet.