By Kristin Clark, Editor-in-Chief, Raw Pet Digest

Your best buddy doesn’t bounce up to greet you quite as quickly as they used to.They don’t run as much as they once did, and when they do, they sometimes have a little hitch in their stride. How can you help them?

By Maggie Clancy

Feel like throwing a little get-together for your pooch and a few of his closest friends? Consider these fun dog-friendly games to get the night going.

By Meleva Steiert

Here is a compilation of some funny and cute dog videos--Pit Bull edition! So watch how cute and cuddly Pit Bulls can be!

By Mike Clark

You should always consult your vet before making changes to your dog's diet. Discuss these foods and supplements that can help dogs deal with the pain of arthritis naturally.

By dogtime

What to expect from your puppy.

By dogtime

You can tell a lot about the general health of your dog by taking a good look at her coat and skin. A healthy dog is a beautiful dog, and a coat that's nice and shiny is a strong indicator that your pet's in peak condition.

By Laura House

Not all dogs do well in daycare, and they may be asked to leave. It happens. So, what do you do if your dog gets “the boot?”

By Mike Clark

Big dogs are great, but little dogs have lots of advantages. They tend to live longer, they can be scooped up and held like teddy bears, and you can sneak them into most places in an average handbag.

By Beth Meadows

Your friends here at DogTime are going to cheer you up with some of the latest pooch puns and woof-worthy wisecracks the twenty-first century has to provide! Share these dog jokes with kids of all ages!

By Meleva Steiert

There are extreme circumstances in which the weight of the animal exceeds their ability to negotiate normal, physical activity, but the question is, when do we ask the government to step in, and, more importantly, should we?

By dogtime

Obesity in dogs is almost as common as it is in humans. Experts estimate 56 percent of dogs are obese in the United States, and those extra pounds can come with serious health consequences.

By dogtime

Our readers have questions about dog obesity and feeding. We pitched those questions to Dr. Susan Aiello, DVM to get some answers!

By Beth Meadows

It's inevitable that we will make mistakes as dog parents. But some mistakes you can only make once, and that's because the results end up being fatal.

By dogtime

Providing enrichment — that is, mental stimulation — for your dog is just as important as physical fitness. Find out how to keep Fido's brain in prime condition.

By Mike Clark

Dogs have phobias just like humans, but sometimes they can summon the courage to deal with what they’re afraid of. Here are a few pups who found creative and funny ways to be brave in the face of fear.

By Mike Clark

A dog tried to grab some pizza from a box on top of the kitchen stove and accidentally turned on the burners, starting a small fire. You can prevent your dog from starting fires with a few safety tips.

By Julia

International Bandanna Day is believed to have started in Australia to raise awareness of children living with cancer. Here are 10 Dogs sporting bandannas to help raise awareness.

By dogtime

A healthy dog requires more than a yearly visit to the vet for shots and a checkup. Heath, as with humans, depends on some basic building blocks: good nutrition, mental stimulation, exercise, and medical care.

By Dogtime

Our resident barktender Mavis shares her recipe for a cocktail with real bark! Try the Pit Bull cocktail at your next party and you'll be howling with delight.

By Maggie Clancy

Using public transportation with your dog is an option when traveling with your pup. Here is everything you need to prepare for your train, subway, or bus ride with your dog.