Raising a puppy can be overwhelming, but if you're struggling — you're not alone. The following advice will help you tackle common puppy challenges.

The Retriever 24 in. Step-Thru Exercise Pen is perfect for when your puppies are ready to meet the great outdoors in a safe, confined area or for when they have outgrown the whelping box and need their own space indoors. Designed for convenient portability, this exercise pen has a door for easy entry and exit. […]

As you prepare for your spring and summer litters don’t forget to plan for weaning! As pups transition to solid food it’s important to have plenty of bowls and feed pans on hand. The Tractor Supply Puppy Litter Feeding Pan is the right choice for small and large litters. At 10 inches in diameter there […]

You’re bringing home a new dog. You’ve searched for the right adult dog to become a member of your family. After careful thought and planning, the day has come. It’s important to recognize that, although you had a chance to think this through, your new dog has no idea that an unknown family, strange household, […]

Can dogs eat bananas? Here's how to safely feed your dog this fruit.

We all want a well-behaved dog that doesn't tear things up and goes to the bathroom outside — and dog crate training is an important part of that. A crate creates a safe environment for your dog and a space that belongs to them. In This Article Picking The Best Setup Building Calm Associations Making […]

Can dogs eat almonds? The answer is no. Find out why almonds and other nuts are bad for dogs and why ingestion can be dangerous.

Can dogs eat pears? Fresh pears can be safe for dogs to eat in small quantities. Find out how to serve them safely to your dog.

2020 was a year of pain, sadness, and frustration. For our sport, it has meant many months of doing without the weekly dog shows where we compete and socialize. We’re all familiar with the old saying, “When life hands you lemons, make lemonade.” That phrase was never truer than in 2020, when fanciers found innovative […]

Ever wondered why your dog likes to hide under the bed or tables in your home? It can be common behavior, but some reasons are more concerning than others.