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12 Years in Dog Years: Caring for a Senior Dog
A 12-year-old dog is roughly 64 to 77 in human years, depending on size. Here is what that means and how to keep the senior years good.
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2 Years in Dog Years: How Old Is Your Dog Really?
A 2-year-old dog is roughly 24 in human years — a young adult, done with adolescence. Here is what that means for food, training, and health.
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4 Years in Dog Years: Your Dog in Their Prime
A 4-year-old dog is about 32 in human years — fully adult and in their prime. Here is how to keep them there, from weight to teeth to play.
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Can Dogs Eat Fried Fish? What to Know First
Fried fish is not a good choice for dogs — the oil, batter, and seasoning cause the trouble, not the fish. Here is what to do if your dog ate some.
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15 Years in Dog Years: The Real Number
A 15-year-old dog is somewhere between 74 and 90 in human terms. Here is the math by size, and what care matters at this age.