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Mental exhaustion does not have positive connotations when it comes to the human existence, synonymous with being drained and over-worked. But believe it or not, it is something that is great for your dog!

It’s a big world out there, full of new sights to see, new smells to sniff, and new friends to meet. But for many dogs—and their busy owners—the daily routine can sometimes get in the way of all those exciting opportunities to explore.

While dog food puzzles are often touted as one of the best enrichment options for pups (which they are!) a common question is: Can raw and dehydrated food devotees use food puzzles?

Dog food puzzles provide your dog with endless benefits, like mental stimulation, a physical connection to his food, and just plain old fun! But, many pet parents make the mistake of filling a new puzzle, plunking it down, and waiting for their dog to just figure it out.

From videos of international nose work contests to water-cooler talk about playful dogs, we are always on the hunt for overachieving dogs—and see them on Instagram.

Dog ownership can get expensive. There are oodles of free games you can do with your dog that engage his or her body and mind.

PAW5 is always on the hunt for overachieving dogs, and Australian Shepherd “Braille” is no exception. This deaf and blind dog from Detroit is the embodiment of a well-adjusted, smart and happy dog, despite being born with challenges.