Alex Jones loves Lego, and loves Kisha, his little black dog. So, he made her a Lego doghouse, naturally. And Lego steaks, and a fire hydrant and a tree to pee on.
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Hairless Dogs Flock To Yearly Ugly Dog Competition
Chinese Cresteds tend to take trophies at anti-beauty competitions. But they exist largely because of a single great beauty, who liked to compare their hairlessness to her clotheslessness: Gypsy Rose Lee.
The tricky business of spotting the rewards that cause dog (and human) habits
Most of our routines begin with a cue and end with a reward. Ditto with dogs. But sometimes, with us or with them, the rewards aren’t what we think they are…
In states where weed is legalized, weed-sniffing dogs consider retirement
Now that weed is legal in Washington, some drug-sniffing dogs are finding themselves with a skill set that is no longer necessary.
Behind the scenes of Too Cute, more cuteness
As an animal trainer on the set of Animal Planet’s Too Cute, I was exposed to many kinds of species, and brands of adorableness.
Dog Person: Amy Finkel, pet memorialization connoisseur
A Brooklyn dog lover has devoted the last few years to investigating some of the weirder ways in which people insist on hanging onto their departed pets. The result is her film, Furever.
This angel costume is designed to improve a blind dog’s quality of life
After her dog went blind, California publicist Silvie Bordeaux decided to devote herself to making products to help visually-impaired pups. Her first effort is “Muffin’s Halo.”
Why your dog might actually benefit from a pair of sunglasses
Doggles are glasses made specifically for the canine-set. Sure, they’re cute, but they also have several surprising uses.
7 ways to use dog training methods to get yourself super fit
Using the same principles of positive reinforcement behavior modification that I use when working with dogs, I was able to get myself into better physical shape of my life.
Dog tattoos: Bad Ass or Bad?
A North Carolina tattoo artist is receiving criticism for inking his dog. But is the practice any worse than the other cosmetic procedures we perform on dogs?










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