“This is especially difficult because a dog’s instinct to wag its tail doesn’t stop because of pain, creating a cycle of injury and re-injury that can be distressing for both pet and owner.

Well, if this video is any indication, dogs make the best plumber assistants. Just look at how happy this Labrador retriever is to help this plumber as he fixes a sink. Well, does that retriever ...

Tank, a 3-year-old Bully mix with an ever-wagging tail, greets everyone—dogs and people alike—with pure joy. Despite his ...

We admit it, we've fallen in love with a rescue dog named Scruffy. Scruffy is a Corgi-mix who loves to wag his tail. But life hasn't been easy for the pup. The Corgi is currently at the Town of ...