Dogs don’t go to church, but they have more soul than most people.

When you add a new puppy to your pack, you always worry a bit about how everyone is going to get along.

And how could we take a trip to Maine without taking the newest family member out on the lake?

When the stars align and there’s a beautiful puppy available in the first week of summer break, it doesn’t take too much to get us to make room in our lives.

In a bit of a departure from my regular dog training theme, I want to give some tips on how to take great photos of dogs…

Let me preface this article by making it clear that I am not a veterinarian...

I’m pretty sure I’ve walked this path before two or three or a dozen times or more. And I’ve taken this picture, when the dog was a different dog, and I was probably a different person too.

Don’t stop the clocks or silence any phones. Don’t cover mirrors or tear your clothes. Don’t plan parades or cancel school today. Everybody head on in to work. He was only a dog.