Dogs Videos

Bringing home a newborn for the first time is an exciting milestone. These tips will help acclimate your pup to make this transition as smooth as possible.

Courtney Trzcinski, the founder of a canine assisted therapy program, shares how she became involved with service dogs and her philosophy that medicine can come on four paws.

Does your pup turn its nose up around mealtime? Try these tips to make sure your dog’s nutritional needs are met without upsetting its stomach.

Spot the signs of a food allergy in your pup. What can you feed them to ease their discomfort?

Dogs are vulnerable to the heat, and it can be deadly. Keep your pup safe with these tips.

Summer heat calls for a much-needed treat. Help your pooch cool off with this delicious recipe.

Cancer is the top non-accidental cause of death for dogs. What are a few common symptoms and treatments?

Kennel cough is an infectious chest cold for dogs. How can you protect your pup?

Thinking about a puppy? Listen in to our pet community conversation with veterinarian Will Draper to get the inside scoop.

Does your pup get super-anxious or destructive? Antidepressants for pets exist, but typically as a last resort.

Here's how to trim your dog's nails with less stress for you and your pooch.

Your furry friend's pearly whites need a good scrubbing, too. Grab your doggy toothbrush and brush up on these step-by-step instructions.

With plenty of praise, rewards, and practice, you can teach your pooch to sit like a pro.

Your pup deserves a little TLC, but make sure you pamper your pal with the right tools.

From separation anxiety to chewing, try these three tricks to keep your pup happy.

Your pooch might want to scarf down any scrap they can get ahold of, but some foods can make them really sick.

Teaching your puppy to love the crate is key to success in many more areas. Get the facts from certified dog trainer Kate Jackson.

What’s the best way to housebreak that new puppy? Certified dog trainer Kate Jackson has the information you need.

Are you meeting your puppy’s daily chewing quota?

Avoid problems as an adult dog by nipping puppy mouthing behaviors at the right age.

Will your children play properly with that new puppy and stay safe? Get the tips you need from our One Minute Puppy Trainer, Kate Jackson.

Don’t waste valuable training time by using the wrong treats. Certified dog trainer Kate Jackson has the tips you need.

Let WebMD’s One Minute Trainer help you choose the right training equipment for your pint-size dog.

Let WebMD’s One Minute Trainer help you choose the right training equipment for your bigger dog.

It’s never too late to start brushing your dog’s teeth. Learn how to do it properly--and easily.

Here are the top things you can do at home to help keep your dog's teeth clean and healthy.

Get the tips you need to keep your dog’s teeth healthy.

Successful pint size dog training means having your dog's undivided attention.

Your dog should come when you tell him to.

Dropping or ignoring tempting morsels can save your dog's life.

Your dog should stay put when you say so. Learn to teach this valuable lesson.

Lesson one will make your obedience training so much easier!

You should be walking your dog, not the other way around!

Yes, all dogs should sit on command. And then stay there.

Want to get rid of nuisance behaviors? Start by teaching your dog his place.

There's a special technique for teaching a little dog how to lie down.

Down is much more comfortable for a dog than sitting.

Knowing this command can save your dog's life.

Learning to stay shouldn't be tough for your little dog, if you use these tips.

Don't be a scary giant--learn the proper way to teach your little dog to sit.

Lesson one will make your pint-size obedience training so much easier!

If your dog little sniffs, pees, or strains on the leash while walking with you, you need these tips!

Successful dog training means having your dog's undivided attention.

It's easy to teach your pint size dog to come when you call.

Keep your little dog safe by teaching him or her to drop or ignore tempting morsels.

Leaning to use "place" can help you and your pint-size dog in so many ways.

In addition to exercise and repetitive motion, many physical therapists are working four-legged friends into their mix of therapy.