Bark Recommends: 10 Things I Wish I’d Known About Dogs

Read our favorite articles—both classic and new—that capture the breadth of today's dogdom.

Our editors have gathered together some informative articles to help guide you through life with your dog.  Dog Parks May Be Imperfect But Still Invaluable Resources This fall, dog parks are on many local ballots and while they certainly have their critics, here's why we think every community should have one …   "I can't believe she nipped me! She was wagging her tail!" It's a common misconception—that a dog's tail wag is a sure sign of friendliness but it's far more complicated than you might think. Our resident behaviorist explains.   There's a host of invaluable information about dogs that nobody tells you before you get one—things your vet never informs you about and pointers that you can't find in books. Here's a list of tips that come from firsthand experience, advice from dog park pals and years of observation.   How to be a mindful dog walker What we can learn from our dogs about being present and in the here and now.   4 Reasons to Cook for Your Dog Please your pack with homemade food. All-in-one supplements, tech tools and recipes for everything from treats to maintenance meals make it easier than ever to feed your dog well.   How to Clean a Dog's Ears Tips on examining, cleaning and medicating a dog's ears.   A diagnosis of Idiopathic Vestibular Disease can be a lifesaver for senior dogs—this is NOT a stroke.   Share Tweet Forward Copyright © 2023 The Bark, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you have subscribed to The Bark magazine and/or you've opted in to receive our newsletter from our website. Our mailing address is: The Bark 440 Park Ave S New York, NY 10016 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your email preferences or unsubscribe from all emails. TheBark.com | Est. 1997