For many of us, pets and plants are part of the family. But what happens when your love for greenery collides with your dog’s curiosity?

Spoiler alert: not all houseplants are safe for dogs—and some can cause serious health problems.

Let’s break down what the research says, which plants are dangerous, and how to create a pet-safe indoor jungle.

We know dogs feel joy—just look at their tail-wagging reunion greetings. But what about jealousy? Guilt? Embarrassment? Research is revealing that dogs experience a broader range of complex emotions than we ever imagined.

Dogs experience the world in a completely different frequency—literally. While we humans rely heavily on our sight, our canine companions are much more tuned into sound. From the subtle rustle of a treat bag to the ultrasonic chirp of a dog whistle, your pup’s ears are wired for acoustic excellence. Here are some surprising (and seriously cool) facts about your dog’s superpowered sense of hearing.

We all know how good a massage feels after a long day—but did you know your dog can benefit from massage therapy, too? Far from being just a luxury, dog massage is an evidence-backed wellness practice that supports mobility, reduces anxiety, and even boosts immune health.

Why do some people gravitate toward boxers while others swear by golden retrievers or Frenchies?
Is it the look? The personality? Or something deeper?

It turns out, our attraction to certain dog breeds goes beyond aesthetics—it’s rooted in psychology, culture, and lifestyle. Here's what science and behavior experts say about the emotional and social factors that shape our dog preferences.

We broke down the top 10 superfood ingredients trending in human health to see which are actually safe—and effective—for your dog. The results might surprise you.

Have you ever caught yourself saying, “I’ll be right back, don’t worry,” or “You’re being dramatic,” to your dog? Maybe you narrate your morning routine to them like they're your fluffy little roommate. If that’s you, we have good news:

You're not crazy. You’re emotionally intelligent.
And there’s science to prove it.