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Dog Ownership Costs Jumped 130% Since 2020. One Seattle Family's $4,200 Vet Bill Shows Why
Feb 25

Dog Ownership Costs Jumped 130% Since 2020. One Seattle Family's $4,200 Vet Bill Shows Why

A Seattle owner faced a $4,200 emergency vet bill with $1,800 in savings. Dog costs jumped 130% since 2020—from $650-$2,295 to $1,390-$5,295 annually. Dental cleanings now cost $430-$600. Why 73% of owners are worried and some families are choosing between their mortgage and their dog.

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Feb

A Wolfdog Crashed the Olympics. The Athlete Thought She Was Hallucinating

A Wolfdog Crashed the Olympics. The Athlete Thought She Was Hallucinating

A Czechoslovakian wolfdog named Nazgul escaped his doghouse and sprinted onto the Olympic cross-country course mid-race. The Croatian skier thought she was hallucinating. The internet made him a star. Here's what happened when a two-year-old wolfdog decided the Winter Olympics needed more chaos.

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Feb

Small Dogs Hit Record Adoption Rates. But the #1 Mistake Is Thinking Size Solves Everything

Small Dogs Hit Record Adoption Rates. But the #1 Mistake Is Thinking Size Solves Everything

Small dog adoptions jumped 6% while large breeds dropped 9%. Cities are filling with Frenchies and Bostons. But one Brooklyn owner learned the hard way: her 15-pound Jack Russell caused more problems than her neighbor's 60-pound Greyhound. Size isn't the answer.

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Feb

Your Dog Trainer Uses a Prong Collar. A New Study Says That Reveals Your View of Animals

Your Dog Trainer Uses a Prong Collar. A New Study Says That Reveals Your View of Animals

A new study in Anthrozoös reveals your dog training method choice reflects your ethical views on animals. Prong collar users scored higher on "anthropocentric" measures. Positive-only trainers valued animal protection. One Phoenix owner's parking lot decision shows why this matters more than technique.

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Feb

Your Dog Destroyed the Couch Again. One More Walk Was Never Going to Fix It

Your Dog Destroyed the Couch Again. One More Walk Was Never Going to Fix It

Your dog has two walks a day and still chews through furniture. The problem isn't energy — it's boredom. Here's why 15 minutes of scent work does more than an extra mile, and what urban dog owners consistently get wrong.

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Feb

Ring's Super Bowl Ad Found Lost Dogs With AI. Privacy Experts Say That's Just The Beginning

Ring's Super Bowl Ad Found Lost Dogs With AI. Privacy Experts Say That's Just The Beginning

Ring's Super Bowl ad showed AI reuniting lost dogs with their families in hours. Privacy experts say the same technology tracking your pet could be tracking you. Here's what happened when one Phoenix owner found her dog—and started asking questions.

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Jan

Which Dog Breeds Are Suitable for Apartment Living — and Which Need More Space?

Which Dog Breeds Are Suitable for Apartment Living — and Which Need More Space?

In this article, you’ll learn what really matters when choosing a dog breed. So, what should you consider before inviting a four-legged friend into your life?

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Jan

Partnership with a 30,000-Year History

Partnership with a 30,000-Year History

A Guide to Choosing the Right Dog Breed for Your Lifestyle

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