4Kines Car Seat Cover Review

I f you have a dog, you know how much they can shed. There’s hair on the couch, your clothes and, if your dog travels with you at all, in your car.

Riann Cambio
Published July 10, 2015

10 Facts About Service Dogs and Public Access

These distinctions help explain service dogs and their U.S. public-access rights.

Anything Pawsable Staff
Published June 29, 2015

5 Useful Public-Access Skills for Service Dogs

Settling beside you, leaving food alone, and staying out of the way make everyday outings easier. Here are five skills to build thoughtfully before asking your dog to work in busier places.

Kea Grace
Published April 27, 2015

Tone of Voice and Clear Training Cues

Dogs can respond to both learned words and features of a voice, including its pitch and emotional tone.

Bev Thompson
Published February 11, 2015

From the Archive: The FIDO Wearable-Interface Project

FIDO—Facilitating Interactions for Dogs with Occupations—is a Georgia Tech research project studying interfaces that working dogs can activate.

Kea Grace
Published January 20, 2015

Planning for an Emergency With Your Service Dog

An emergency plan should account for your care needs and the dog's transport and care.

Kea Grace
Published January 6, 2015

Service Dog Access at VA Facilities

VA facility access is no longer limited to seeing-eye dogs. Under 38 CFR 1.218, a service animal is a dog individually trained to do disability-related work or…

Kea Grace
Published January 2, 2015

Howly Jowly 2014 Christmas Giveaway

H owly Jowly 2014: The Basics The basics are simple: we’re giving away training books, really awesome tasty treats and superbly high quality toys to as many…

Anything Pawsable Staff
Published December 16, 2014

Howly Jowly Gear Giveaway 2014 Entry Form

T he Howly Jowly 2014 Service Dog Gear Giveaway is closed! Thank you for participating!

Anything Pawsable Staff
Published December 16, 2014

What the Eureka Effect Study Can Tell Us About Dogs

A study by Ragen T. S. McGowan and colleagues explored how dogs respond when their own actions provide access to a reward.

Kea Grace
Published December 11, 2014