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Written by Tracy Burlingame There are so many wonderful experiences that we have as sporting and competition dog owners, but always looming in the back of our minds is fear of injury. This is especially …

If there’s one thing we know to be true about the holidays, it’s that the food is…abundant. We mentioned in our last entry on safety that everyone should have a designated treat post that’s too …

It’s not a pretty topic, but somebody’s got to talk about it. It’s butt scooting. What a drag. Sure, sometimes the sight makes us giggle, but the cause is no laughing matter. When fecal quality …

Looking to adopt your first shelter dog? There are a few tips you should know before signing the papers. We’ve covered the topic before, but it’s especially pertinent now, during Adopt a Shelter Dog Month. …

By Karen Sturtevant as told by Dawna Pedezani Recently we posted a somber, disheartening report on puppy mill breeding and the innocent souls so affected. Although many puppy mill dogs never live a life filled …

Dogs chew underwear for a lot of reasons. They’re attracted to their humans’ odors, they like the attention they get, or they just think the undies are a toy. Whatever the cause, chewed undies are a pain …

By Karen Sturtevant   When I was a kid, my mom would take me to the bustling city of South Burlington. Being from a small, rural Vermont town, this was a big deal for a …

As summer comes to a slow close, the hot topic in the woods of Vermont is West Nile Virus. It’s been found in our beautiful, buggy state in mosquito samples from multiple towns and counties. …