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Dog News
Curated dog news summaries with the K9 Pie take on what matters for your dog.
A new study found that one in three families say raising a puppy was harder than they expected, with lessons for any home that mixes young kids and dogs.
A horse kick shattered a border collie's skull. UC Davis surgeons rebuilt it with titanium plates, and she is already back competing in herding trials.
Atlas, a 130-pound dog, ran out of steam on a remote New Mexico mountain trail. Sheriff's deputies took turns carrying him four miles back down the mountain.
A certified trainer argues that settling, engagement, and learning how to learn matter more than sit or stay. Here is why they come first for a young dog.
The WSAVA's 2026 dental guidelines put fresh weight on home care and question anesthesia-free cleanings. Here is what the update means for your dog's teeth.
Specialist care without the long drive: how virtual consults work for dogs, what the outcome research shows, and what to ask your own vet before you agree.
Affection is not the whole story when you choose a dog later in life. What to weigh, from daily exercise to breed health, and why adult dogs fit best.
CBD for dogs is everywhere, but the research behind it is narrow. What studies actually show, what to check on the label, and why your vet sets the dose.
Behr, a golden retriever mix, learned to perch on the couch backrest by watching the family cat. Now the cushions belong to a dog who thinks he is a cat.
Milo the Sheltie was home alone when his Pasadena house filled with smoke. A firefighter found him unconscious under a table and carried him out alive.
A UK fresh food company recalled its meals in August after dogs developed sudden dry eye. Testing found no contamination, and the cause is still unknown.
Chocolate, xylitol, wrappers, and a front door that keeps opening: what vets want dog owners watching on Halloween night, plus how to get your dog prepared.
Wet ears after a swim are a setup for yeast and bacteria. Ear covers and snoods keep water out of your dog's ear canals. Here is what vets suggest you try.
A puppy in Ohio was found wandering with his name shaved into his fur. His shelter wants a family ready for a 15-year commitment, not a temporary one.
Gagging, lip licking, and burping after meals can point to acid reflux in dogs. Here are the signs, the risk factors, and what treatment usually looks like.
Verdinexor tablets, sold as Laverdia, are now available by prescription as the first FDA-approved oral treatment for lymphoma in dogs. Owners give it at home.
A survey of 26,002 adults found would-be adopters hold back over missing medical and behavior history. Here is how to close the gap before you commit.
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