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Clare Knutson helps train the pup into a seeing-eye dog. Credit: Sarah Kagan/The Foothill Dragon Press There are approximately 285 million visually impaired and blind people in the world; I had the opportunity to help one of them. Last year, I raised a puppy for Guide Dogs of America (GDA), an organization that provides service dogs to those who are blind or visually impaired, for free. The cost means that there must be volunteers, and I was one of them. And like other Foothill students that were volunteers for GDA, I would experience frustration and fun while training my puppy.…

The expert issued a warning for dog owners who could be risking their healthThe vet urged dog owners to reconsider (stock photo)(Image: Getty)A vet has issued a stark warning to pet owners about allowing dogs to lick their faces, highlighting the risks posed by “extremely dangerous” bacteria. While many dog owners think nothing of letting their pooch ‘kiss’ them, they could be unknowingly putting themselves in harm’s way.UK veterinarian Dr Alex Crow, the Chief Veterinary Officer at The Net Vet and a content creator, shared the warning on Instagram as @alex_thevet. Dr Alex told his 19k followers: “Stop letting your…

Insurance ServicesPet Aug 5, 2025 Principal Researcher Daniel Mattia Principal Researcher Daniel Mattia Daniel Mattia is a researcher and writer for MarketWatch Guides with nearly 10 years of experience writing about auto insurance, warranties, lending and personal finance. A former licensed insurance producer, he previously wrote for Yahoo! Personal Finance, RateGenius, Bestow and other publications. Editor Shelby Fishman Editor Shelby Fishman Shelby Fishman is an assistant editor for MarketWatch Picks. Previously, she served as an assistant editor for custom content at Barron’s Group. Shelby studied broadcast journalism at Southern Methodist University in Dallas and received her Master’s in Journalism from…

In towns and cities all over India, street dogs are a common sight. These dogs might look like ordinary stray animals, but many of them belong to old Indian dog breeds that have been around for a long time. They have learned to live and survive in India’s weather and streets, and many people share their neighbourhoods with these smart and strong dogs.These native dogs are tough and know how to take care of themselves. They are part of our daily lives in many places, quietly living alongside us. Let’s learn about five Indian dog breeds you can often spot…

Bird dog breeds date back generations to when dogs were primarily bred to work. Specifically, they assisted in hunting birds such as ducks, geese, and pheasants. These bird dogs were bred for work, including pointing out prey, flushing birds, or retrieving them once shot. They are athletic, energetic, and often form strong bonds with owners and families. Explore the characteristics of these 16 bird dog breeds. Tip If you plan to adopt one of these bird dogs, whether for hunting or companionship, ensure they have plenty of activities. These intelligent, active, and athletic dogs thrive with a task and may…

Dr Ima: In reality, there is no on-size-fits-all for feeding. Each pet is an individual with their own unique needs. For cats, a general guideline is around 40-45 calories per kilogram of healthy body weight, while dogs require around 250-400 calories per day depending on weight and activity level. Feeding Frequency:– Kittens (under six months) often do well with 3-4 meals a day, whereas adult cats can typically be fed twice a day. Some experts even suggest up to 5 times a day for better digestion as the size of cat’s stomach is small. Senior cats might benefit from 2-3…

<\/div><\/div>”],”filter”:{“nextExceptions”:”img, blockquote, div”,”nextContainsExceptions”:”img, blockquote, a.btn, a.o-button”},”renderIntial”:true,”wordCount”:350}”> The wait was long. Four to six weeks for lab results drags on until you nearly forget about them. Then, one day, they arrive in your mailbox and everything you’ve been waiting for, like the results of the Canine Heritage Breed Test, is right there in your hand, sealed. Will the word “saluki” grace Rio’s Certificate of DNA Breed Analysis? And will American staffordshire terrier (a.k.a. pit bull) be printed on Odin’s? The Ultimate Adventure Companion All you need to know about going wild with man’s best friend. Odin, 2. Odin, 2. Well, as…

It’s a fact of life—dogs are man’s (and woman’s) best friend. They can bring endless joy with their cuddles, wet kisses, and companionship. And research has linked dog ownership to a whole host of health benefits, including a lower risk of heart disease. But dogs can also be a handful, and depending on your lifestyle, you may want a furry friend that’s easier to look after, but still provides that same level of comfort and affection. Good news: Several dog breeds are so low-maintenance, you barely need to walk them. To be clear, you must walk all dogs, but read…

Two newlyweds ensured their beloved pet stayed part of their lives forever.Randy and Alexandra Eckhart, a Colorado couple, planned to marry in New Mexico in November. However, a historic blizzard dumped a few feet of snow on the state, upsetting previous plans. Around the same time, veterinarians found two large, life-threatening tumors on their dog, Bella Rose.In an interview with KMGH, the couple said they had a vet appointment scheduled a few days before they intended to leave for New Mexico. After getting Bella Rose’s diagnosis and learning she was terminally ill, the Eckharts changed their plans. Instead, they retrieved…

  Photo: Peter Taylor Bonus Images Click to see more photos from this story Megan will figure it out. She’s the one. A minute ago the rabbit pulled some rabbit trick as rabbits are wont to do—maybe it doubled back on its trail to confound the dogs, or jumped to the side, or ran a hollow log—but Megan went to work. When the pack loses the trail, she gears down, nose to the details. A good check dog will do that. Work a track that’s gone cold, or gone dry, or is just plain gone. The whole pack went silent when…