Getting Started

When it comes to dog adoption, there's a lot to consider.

As we reach the official final month of summer, you and your pet will probably try to spend as much time in the great outdoors as possible before the season ends.

As anyone who's ever had to name a newly adopted pet knows, it's not nearly as easy of a process as it should be.

With milder weather and more incentive to spend time outdoors, it may be the perfect season for finding and adopting a new dog.

Puppies are cute, but they can be a lot of work. They need training and often near-constant attention, which is perfect some families and individuals, but you may want to have a...

With the summer coming to a close, there's a good chance that your friends and family members will try and get one last vacation in before the temperatures start cooling off.

Adopting a dog can be a huge deal for any family, but it's an especially big deal for those with kids.

If you and your family are thinking about adopting a dog from your local animal shelter, you'll need to consider a number of different factors to help you make the best choice.

Kids and Pets are a great combination. Many adults fondly remember their first childhood pet, and it can set them up for a lifetime of animal companionship.

It is incredibly important to socialize your new puppy to prevent some psychological issues from developing and emerging later on in life.