Yellow dog poop coming out of Fido’s business end? Is it something to be concerned about? Or amused about? Did your dog eat a box of crayons or maybe a bag of carrots? Feel free to be slightly amused. Otherwise, it could indicate a health problem. First off, though, I congratulate you for looking at your dog’s poop, as it provided important insights into your dog’s health. Much the same as your own poop does for you. Yellow dog poop can signal various issues, ranging from a simple change in diet to more severe health problems. This article will guide you through the causes of yellow dog poop ..read more

In the past 20 years, we’ve faced down and debunked a lot of rescue dog myths, and we want to set the record straight on a few misconceptions about these lovable little goofballs. Our rescues bring unending joy and humor into our lives and, as life unfolds, more grief than I care to admit as we eventually have to let them go. But we, and they, are better for it. I have zero doubt. So if you are on the fence about rescue dogs, please read on – the following comes from 20+ years of picking up strays and bringing them home. Key Takeaways Debunking rescue dog myths can encourage adoption and save ..read more

I started writing this to create a sort of “dog bed review” article, but instead will focus on the single comfy, calming dog bed that has become the standard around here – the Coolaroo dog bed.  You can see a couple of them in the header of our website. Don’t Rocket and Rusty look cool, calm, and collected? Coolaroo dog bed – the best calming bed for dogs You can find the Coolaroo dog bed on Amazon by clicking that link.  With over 17,000 reviews averaging out to 4.5+, almost a thousand answered questions, and an excellent price, it’s worth a close look.  It’s also quite simple ..read more

If you have a four-legged friend who likes to chew things up, you may have gone through a few dog beds. If so, you may need an indestructible dog bed.  Most dog beds are made for the more well-behaved and less prone to chew types of dogs, so a regular dog bed may last many years with nary a scratch to show for it. But if you have an aggressive chewer, there’s a very good chance your dog bed will last about as long as it takes to refill your cup of coffee. Click here to jump to our recommendations. We recently adopted a new dog we have renamed Rudy – the vet tells us he’s possibly a bo ..read more

We’ve created an article covering tactical dog collars, so we thought one for the best tactical dog harnesses would also be appropriate.  Two distinct functions, and two distinct use cases, so we thought two distinct articles made sense. You’ll see information and reviews about the best tactical dog harness you can find here. There is a lot to choose from, but we have tried several and feel strongly about our selections as they are described below. Click here to jump to our recommendations. As mentioned just about everywhere else on this site, we run a dog rescue and have dogs ranging ..read more

There are many invisible dog fences on the market – the idea is it’s often easier to stake out wires or have a signal transmitted 360 degrees around a given area than actually to put in a fence. It is definitely cheaper and easier, but is it a good idea? The best invisible dog fence you’ll find will offer safety, expandable ranges, and “keep out” areas, and the wired invisible fences can be expanded to cover areas as large as 25 acres. Some of the wireless invisible dog fences are even portable, so you can safely travel with your dogs with the knowledge that you can set up a 360-degree safe zo ..read more

It seems “Tactical” is all the rage these days.  Tac-lights, tac-visors, tac-shades, tac-knives, etc, etc.  As a former Marine, I’m a fan. What can I say?  I love the idea, and having crawled through the mud and muck for 16+ years, I know how tough some of this stuff really is.  Tactical dog collars.  I wish I had thought of it. On the serious side, these collars are highly functional, and quite safe, and you can personalize the collar you don’t normally see. Want to add your pooch’s name? You can do it. Need a “Do Not Pet” badge for your service dog? The tactical dog ..read more

Hey there, dedicated dog parents! When your furry friend is dealing with diarrhea, it’s a race against the clock for relief. Heard of using pumpkin, but wondering how quickly it actually works? You’re in the right place. Let’s dish out the details and see just how fast does pumpkin work for dog diarrhea. ?? We rescue dogs, so we have a good bit of experience here. Pick a dog up on the street, and it’s often not very healthy. Start giving them the meds to get them healthy while at the same time introducing new (healthier) food than they are probably used to, and you can expect some distressed b ..read more

Bone broth is significant in maintaining pet health, particularly for our furry canine friends. Bone broth is an excellent supplement to your dog’s diet as a nutrient-dense and easily digestible source of vitamins, minerals, and amino acids. It promotes overall wellness, supports joint health, and helps maintain a healthy gut. In recent years, the popularity of bone broth for dogs has spiked, leading to various options on the market. The American Kennel Club calls it “The Superfood Your Pup Needs” – with such high praise from the AKC, we should all be taking a much closer look. Choosing the be ..read more

Black dog poop might be unsettling for pet owners, especially when they’re unsure of the reasons behind this unusual coloration. Various factors can cause canine feces to appear black, ranging from their diet to potential health issues. As alarming as it might seem, it’s essential to understand the causes and implications of black dog poop, which can indicate anything from harmless dietary choices to more severe health concerns. Certain foods like blood sausages or blueberries can lead to a black tint in your dog’s poop. Additionally, certain medications your dog takes might similarly affect t ..read more