Aside from the slobbery kisses and the joyful meltdowns when you walk in the door, life with a dog comes with a slightly less heart-melting daily reality: walks. And with walks come the needed ...

I’m a dog trainer, work as a kennel and dog show assistant with a Malamute breeder and train my own two dogs for obedience and sports, so it’s safe to say I’ve spent a lot of time around both good and ...

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Stroll through any pet supply store and you’ll see a huge variety of collars, leashes, harnesses and other tools to help you safely walk your dog. But which to choose? The answer depends on your dog.

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What I’ve learned from walking my 50-pound Aussie mix, Shea, and my 160-pound Great Dane, Benny — often at the same time — is that durability and quality are essential when choosing a dog leash. I ...