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Have you considered dog color vision when buying dog toys? The best color for dog toys is blue or yellow. The dog toy color to avoid is red, orange, green.

I've always had dogs. My dogs have never chewed my things. Here's how to teach your dog what's his and what's yours - what he can chew on & what he can't.

This interactive dog food bowl serves 2 purposes: 1) it's a slow feed dog bowl 2) it's a treat-dispensing dog toy. A review of the PAW5 Rock & Bowl for dogs

Does your dog behave differently with one particular toy than all the rest? Does your dog have a 'pacifier' -- one specific toy that seems to calm him better than others?

Bringing home a new puppy dog and not sure how to prepare? This video shows some of the first things you should do to prepare your new puppy dog for his first days at home. Plus tips on how to puppy-proof your home.

Making your own dog toys can be a lot cheaper than buying them from the store. Here are some fun dog toys you can make using tennis balls!

There are a bunch of great products available to make summertime even enjoyable for our furry friends. Some of these are just for fun, while others will help your dog stay more comfortable during the high temperatures.

Here are some tips for controlling nipping and biting while your puppy is still young...

Rawhide bones and dog chews are made from the skin of cows. Rawhide is an inexpensive treat for dogs, and many people keep a stock of these on hand for their pets. However, controversy has been brewing over the safety of these rawhide treats for dogs.

Here are step-by-step instructions for making a tug toy for your dog, using items you already have around the house!

We recently introduced the GoughNuts dog toy to our dog for the first time. Think of it as a 'doughnut' that dogs go nuts for. He immediately LOVED it!

Ebay is a great place to make a few bucks from 'slightly used' dog toys, doggie apparel, and other dog products. If you're not using it, why not sell it on eBay?