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Dive into the world of dogs — from loyal companion breeds and working dogs to wild canines like wolves and foxes, with expert insights into behavior, training, breeds, and care.
2019 stories
A stranger doesn’t need to break into your house to commit a serious felony in Virginia — they just need to walk off with your dog.
The three-year countdown on a South Carolina dog bite claim starts ticking the moment teeth break skin, not when your wound finally heals or when an insurance adjuster gets around to calling you back.
When a Nebraska wind chill drops below zero, you might assume there’s a specific law telling you exactly when a dog has to come inside.
If your dog bites someone in North Dakota, you will not automatically owe damages just because a bite happened.
Louisiana rarely sees snow, but that doesn’t mean your dog is safe from winter’s bite.
Fur does not make a dog immune to cold.
Losing a dog to theft is one of the more disorienting experiences a pet owner can face, partly because Maryland’s legal system doesn’t treat it the way you might expect.
If you’ve ever asked how long can you leave a dog outside in Michigan before it becomes a legal problem, the honest answer is that state law doesn’t run on a clock.
Ask ten people whether Indiana is a “one-bite” state, and you’ll likely get ten confident but slightly wrong answers.
If you searched for a specific number of hours before assuming you can leave a dog outside in South Dakota, you won’t find one in state law.
Beach dog laws in Louisiana are not written into one tidy state statute.
Idaho’s state park system stretches from alpine lakes near McCall to high desert canyons along the Snake River, and most of those parks roll out the welcome mat for leashed pets at no extra charge.
South Carolina winters rarely feel brutal compared to northern states, but overnight lows in the 20s and 30s still hit the Upstate and Midlands hard enough to put an outdoor dog at real risk.
If you’re planning to bring dogs in Maryland state parks this year, you’ll find the state is friendlier to four-legged hikers than it used to be.
If a dog bite in Texas has upended your life, the clock on your legal rights is already running.
If you have ever wondered whether North Dakota sets a hard cutoff for how many hours a dog can stay outdoors, the short answer is no — but that does not mean owners have free rein.
Most Arizona State Parks welcome your dog, but the details trip up plenty of visitors: a handful of parks ban pets entirely, mountain-biking trails at otherwise dog-friendly spots are off-limits, and the desert sun can turn a fun hike into an emergency vet visit fast.
Louisiana doesn’t get the brutal winters of the Midwest, but its cold snaps can still turn deadly for a dog with no shelter.
If you have ever wondered how long you can leave a dog outside in Kentucky before you cross a legal line, the honest answer is: it depends on where you live.
Kansas is home to 28 state parks scattered across lakes, prairies, and river valleys, and most of them welcome dogs on leash.
