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Factors to Consider When Getting a New Dog

Learn about the factors to consider when you are getting a new dog.

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First-Time Dog Owner Mistakes to Avoid

Make sure to avoid these common first-time dog owner mistakes.

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Is Fostering Dogs Right for You?

Do you want to start fostering dogs? Learn whether fostering dogs is right for you.

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Canine DNA Testing

Canine DNA testing is fun, easy, and affordable. Learn more, plus why you might want to do it.

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Pet Stores Selling Shelter Dogs

Puppy mills sell dogs to pet stores. Some US cities have legislated that dogs sold in stores come from shelters. Learn more here.

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Mutts: Mixed Breed Dogs and Why They're Great - Slideshow

Want to know why mixed breed dogs are great? This informative slideshow will tell you, and it also contains cute pictures of mutts.

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