The Sense of Taste: What Dogs Really Like to Eat

When it comes to understanding how dogs experience the world, we often overlook one of the least talked about senses—taste. While a dog’s sense of smell is incredibly powerful and often overshadows other senses, taste still plays an important role in how dogs...

Dog Treat Certifications: Which Ones Actually Matter?

Walk into any pet store or browse online, and you’ll see a rainbow of seals, stamps, and certifications on dog treat packaging. Words like “organic,” “human-grade,” “USDA inspected,” and “AAFCO compliant” may look reassuring—but what do they actually mean? Let’s break...

A Day in the Life of a Beach Dog on Long Island

Sunrise & Salty BreezesMeet Sandy, a spirited Labrador retriever who lives just a few blocks from the beach in Long Island’s North Shore. Her mornings start early—she senses the moment the sun begins to rise and lets out a happy yawn before nudging her human awake...

When Zoomies Happen at Night: Evening Energy Explained

The Wild Hour: Why Dogs Zoom Before Bed You’re winding down. The lights are dim. Maybe you’re in pajamas and about to relax. And suddenly—your dog bolts across the room, ricochets off the couch, and zooms in circles like they just drank three cups of espresso. Welcome...