Stress, Dogs, and The Stress Factor December 2022
Autism in Dogs? August 2022
Oh Maggie, My Maggie June 2022
Overheating in Dogs (And How to Avoid It) May 2022
Food Preference Tests in Our Own Homes March 2022
Feeding Smart–Book Review February 2022
Five Reasons That Dogs Become Holiday Grinches December 2021
Greeting Behavior and Separation Anxiety–Any Effects? March 2021
Paws and Effect February 2021
“Recovery Collars” After Surgery–Do They Work? January 2021
Why Aren’t Dogs Bothered More By Masks? August 2020
It’s 10 PM, What are Your Dogs and Cats Sleeping On? July 2020
Physical Exercise for Active or Aging Dogs July 2020
Puppies and Dog Parks in the Time of Covid-19 March 2020
Thank Heavens We Have Dogs. (And Other Things To Do When The World Closes Up.) March 2020
Dog Parks: The Controversy, and Out of Africa Part II February 2020
Slimmer Dogs, Longer Lives. January 2020
Overweight Dogs & Healthy Holiday Food December 2019
Spay-Neuter or De Sex? September 2019
Dogs and Happiness July 2019
Aggression, Fear and Gut Health. . . Joined at the Hip? May 2019
Quiet, Please September 2018
Detecting Subtle Injuries, Dr. Chris Zink at APDT October 2017
What does “Licking” Mean? November 2015
Making the Medicine Go Down: Giving a Dog a Pill January 2015
Spay Neuter Effects & the Health of Our Dogs June 2013
fMRI on Dogs: Too Wonderful! June 2012
Your Dog Has a Brain in His Gut December 2011
Aromatherapy for Dogs? October 2011
The Nail Wars August 2011
All Exercise is Equal, but is Some More Equal? June 2011
Just Enough Exercise to Wake Our Dogs Up? June 2011
Bad News! Dogs are Dangerous! January 2011
Let’s Be Careful Out There – Dogs and Mushrooms October 2010
Low Stress Handling July 2010
Veterinarians on the Front Lines October 2009
A Fully Functional Tooth? September 2009
Are Behavioral Problems Medical Problems? June 2009
Not Tonight, I Have a Paw Ache: That suddenly cranky pup could be suffering from undiagnosed pain
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