Find the Right Dog

Dog daycare, a dog sitter, or home alone? A guide to the rules, how to evaluate a daycare, what a dog sitter needs to know, and how to plan properly for a puppy, an adult dog, or a rehomed dog.

Can you keep a dog in an apartment? Yes, if your daily routine can support it. A guide to walks, training your dog to be alone, choosing the right dog, noise, and what to consider before your dog moves in—for a puppy, an adult dog, or a rehomed dog.

Being a guardian home for a dog means you care for the dog in your own home without paying money for it; instead, the breeder is allowed to use the dog in their breeding program for a limited period. In this article, we explain what a guardian home contract involves, how the terms differ between females and males, and what you need to consider before you say yes.

Which dog breed is best for a family with children? It depends entirely on what your everyday life looks like. Here, we guide you through the most important traits to consider and present ten breeds that often work well with kids.

Choosing a dog breed is a decision with consequences that reach far beyond the puppy stage. Differences in size, activity level, temperament, and grooming affect how the dog fits into everyday life and how well it suits the life you already have. When your choice is based on practical circumstances rather than appearance or trends, the chances of becoming a long-term, responsible dog owner increase.

Choosing the right dog breed can be difficult, but the Breed Guide makes it easier! By answering a few questions about your lifestyle, such as your activity level and living situation, you’ll get suggestions for dog breeds that match your specific needs. It’s the perfect tool for finding a dog that fits you and your everyday life.

Many people wonder what it really costs to have a dog. From the purchase price and food to vet bills and insurance, there are many expenses to consider. To make it easier for future dog owners to plan and understand the financial commitment, we’ve created a cost calculator. It helps you get a clear picture of the monthly and annual costs, so you can give your new four-legged friend the best possible life without financial surprises.

Choosing your first dog is a big decision, and it’s important to pick a breed that fits your lifestyle and level of experience. A good first-time dog should be easy to train, have a manageable energy level, and be suitable for your living situation. It’s also important to consider potential health issues and grooming needs. In this article, we’ll go through ten popular dog breeds that are often recommended for beginners, and we’ll also take a look at mixed-breed dogs, which can be an excellent option as well.

Here we’ve gathered tips and advice for anyone thinking about getting a dog.

Dog allergy is an allergic reaction to various proteins found in a dog’s skin cells, saliva, and urine. Common symptoms of dog allergy include rashes, a runny nose, and itchy eyes.

Unfortunately, the answer to that question is no: there are no hypoallergenic dog breeds that are completely free of allergens. However, there are dogs that are more allergy-friendly than others.

What are the real advantages of purebred dogs? Here are a few we’ve listed.