Dogs have inspired many things in their owners, from whimsy philospsphy to humor and everything in between. And like their companionship, they can be a devoted mirror as we muddle or march our way through our life.

Whether your dog is your canine child, or part of your human family, The Dogs Bone has information to make your relationships a lot smoother and more fulfilling. Does your dog bark too much? Or your puppy urinate on your carpets? Would you like more information on the many dog breeds?

From dog care to health and grooming, the dogs are here to take you for a walk through their world.

"You may have a dog that won't sit up, roll over or even cook breakfast, not because she's too stupid to learn how but because she's too smart to bother." - Rick Horowitz, Chicago Tribune

Featured Articles

» Commercial Versus Non Commercial Dog Foods

By Rebecca Prescott | Published 04/21/2006 | Dog Diet | Rating:

Whilst commercial dog foods offer a level of convenience in a time pressed society, what are we really feeding our dogs and pets? How has the rendering industry, supplier of meat by products to the pet food industry affected the quality of what we feed our companion animals daily? And what of the fate of euthanased dogs and cats, and where the uncollected carcasses end up?

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» Male Dog Neutering Myths - Say More About People Than Neutering

By Rebecca Prescott | Published 03/12/2006 | Dog Care | Rating:

It's important to distinguish the truth about a dog's needs, drives and circumstances when considering neutering him. Here we dispel 5 common neutering myths, and discuss why it's so important for your dog to see the issue clearly.

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Recent Articles

» Mouth And Tooth Problems In Dogs

By Rebecca Prescott | Published 02/12/2007 | Canine Disease | Rating:

Here we cover the mouth and tooth problems some dogs suffer - drooling, a reluctance to chew, and a misaligned bite.

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» Concerned About Nasal Discharge And Other Respiratory Problems

By Rebecca Prescott | Published 02/12/2007 | Canine Disease | Rating:

Here we look at the respiratory problems of nasal discharge, breathing problems, and gagging in your dog.

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» Respiratory Disorders - Coughing And Other Problems

By Rebecca Prescott | Published 02/12/2007 | Canine Disease | Rating:

Here we look at acute coughing, snoring, and what it might mean when your dog's voice changes.

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» Why You Should Give Your Dog First Aid When Needed

By Rebecca Prescott | Published 02/12/2007 | Dog First Aid | Rating:

It is our job as dog owners to make sure that our pets are happy and healthy.  However, it is not always an easy job given that our dogs are curious and intelligent creatures with a tendency to get themselves into all kinds of trouble.  And when they do get in sick or hurt, it is up to us to examine them and find out exactly what the problem is. This is where a knowledge of dog first aid really comes in handy.

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» Preventing Congential Problems In Dogs - Breeding Tips

By Rebecca Prescott | Published 02/11/2007 | Canine Disease | Rating:

Prevention is vitally important when trying to avoid diseases and illness affecting your dog.  In fact, the best prevention begins even before you start breeding the dog. Here are five ways on how you can prevent congenital problems in your dog.

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