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My Dogs Are My Kids is a resource for people who consider their dogs family. Explore articles about dog care, nutrition, training, behavior, breeds, and enjoying everyday life together.
Yes! Whether you’re welcoming your first puppy or adopting an older dog, you’ll find information to help you understand your dog’s needs and build a loving relationship.
The short answer? Dogs are fiercely loyal to their owners and will protect them from danger, even if it means sacrificing their own life. This loyalty is unmatched by any other pet and makes dogs a great fit for people who live alone or are looking for a protective companion.
Think about your schedule, living space, budget, and activity level. A dog’s age, size, temperament, grooming needs, and exercise requirements can help you decide whether you’re a good match.
Our dog behavior articles explore common habits and questions, including licking, chewing, barking, and high energy. Understanding what your dog may be communicating can help you respond with patience and consistency.
Explore our diet and nutrition articles for information about feeding your dog and common “Can dogs eat…?” questions. Your veterinarian can help you choose a diet that meets your dog’s individual needs.
Visit our play and activities articles for indoor games, outdoor adventures, and training ideas. Choose activities that suit your dog’s age, health, energy level, and interests.
Yes. Our breed articles explore characteristics, care needs, and lifestyle considerations. They’re a starting point for learning about different dogs, while remembering that every dog has an individual personality.
Our articles provide general information and education. They don’t replace an examination, diagnosis, or treatment from a veterinarian. Contact your veterinarian about your dog’s symptoms, health concerns, or individual care needs.
Our articles provide general information and education. They don’t replace an examination, diagnosis, or treatment from a veterinarian. Contact your veterinarian about your dog’s symptoms, health concerns, or individual care needs.