dogs

Let's pretend that Idaho towns are actually different breeds of dogs, and why they are.

There is much to enjoy about having the day off to celebrate America, but there is one major negative that takes place every year, and this year is no different.

Some circumstances are different, such as service animals or emotional support animals, but should stores be more strict in allowing animals into their places?

I find it's not so much dogs that are a pet peeve of mine when camping, but instead, it's many dog owners that tend to suck.

If you have pets that go with you everywhere, make sure you keep these things in mind this summer.

What would you do if your dog got out in Idaho? How long would you look for? How do you go about finding them, and what sort of effort do you put in?

These types of accidents have more than doubled in recent years, and are more common in the summertime.

Given the recent hype about National Pet Day & National Puppy Day, it’s become pretty evident to me that Idahoans really love their dogs … and their cats. I have to say cats. But dogs are clearly better.

Living in Idaho now, I have learned that some breeds are not as well made for the conditions here.

The program called "New Leash on Life" has inmates team up with dogs that are deemed unadoptable for one reason or another.

I think the one thing everyone knows about me is that I love my pets unconditionally. I am down to two dogs in my household after maxing out with 4 amazing dogs. With my last two dogs getting up there in age I am looking for some doggy bucket list ideas.

Traveling with pets always adds an extra layer to the process. You have to make sure you have enough food, the leash, everything they might need.