When your couch is covered in dog hair, your vacuum is working overtime, and you’re still brushing daily, it’s easy to wonder if your dog grooming routine is even helping. Shedding is part of life for most dogs, but fall can make it feel like someone turned up the volume.

If you've ever run a brush through your dog’s coat and hit a tough tangle, you're not alone. Knots and mats are common for dogs with longer or double coats, and they can get worse when the seasons shift.

Giving your dog a bath doesn’t have to be something you both dread. When you have a plan and a calm space, bath time can actually turn into a bonding moment.

If your dog keeps having ear trouble that clears up for a while and then returns, you’re not alone. A lot of pet owners deal with the same frustrating cycle.

When it comes to grooming, it’s easy to forget about nail trimming until something doesn’t feel right. Dogs don’t usually tell us with words, but their paws do.

When most people think about brushing their dogs, they picture fluffy golden retrievers or border collies with long, flowing coats.