Canine Journal In The News

Canine Journal® is the leading authority when it comes to resources for you and your dog. Since 2007, our trusted pet experts have been featured in hundreds of news stories, blogs, and websites. We’ve also been awarded Rave Review’s top 50 Best Pet Websites and ranked #2 for Best Pet Insurance Blogs.

Here are some of our highlights and most bark-worthy, recent press mentions:

Clever Toy Poodle Jump-Scares Owner in Adorable Video

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“Poodles are among the world’s brightest dogs. In terms of intelligence, they are second only to border collies, according to The Canine Journal.”

Newsweek 5/14/2021

Want to Gift Someone a Pet? Here’s What to Do First

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“According to our experts, everyone affected should get a say before bringing a new life into the home. “The last thing you want is someone in your family not being supportive of adding a new member to your family,” Sadie Cornelius, a writer at Canine Journal.”

New York Times 12/16/2019

No Snakes On The Plane: American Airlines Cracks Down On Emotional Support Animals

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“If the animal is to be seated on your lap, it must be smaller than a 2-year old child. And “emotional support and service animals” (categories that many experts believe are quite different) cannot protrude into or block aisles, occupy a seat, and, no matter how cute or clean, eat from tray tables.”

Forbes 5/17/2018

Baby Dog Buyers Beware: 9 Tips To Avoid Fake Breeders, Faux Rescues & Internet-Based Puppy Mills

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“The publishers of Canine Journal concur with the HSUS’s stance, so much so they’ve created a sharable infographic to help educate consumers with the following nine tips and warning signs to watch out for when purchasing a puppy.”

People Magazine 3/26/2019

Americans Are Spending More On Health Care — For Their Pets

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“Pets — they’re just like us! Or, at least, we Americans try mighty hard to make them so. We give them fluffy beds. We take them to work. We offer them kale treats and put them on gluten-free diets. We dress them up in (possibly sexist) Halloween costumes, and we strap fitness trackers on them.”

– The Washington Post 11/2/2016

The 10 Easiest Ways To Get Rid Of Pet Odor

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“According to Michelle Schenker, founder of CanineJournal.com, wet and dry dog pee are two different beasts that require two different removal techniques. (This method works for cat pee, too, and is Humane Society-approved!)”

– Reader’s Digest 4/6/2019

Like People, Pets Are Now Living Longer

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Chihuahuas, one of the smallest dog breeds, live 15 years on average. Your Great Dane? Expect to say goodbye to him much sooner.”

– HuffPost 11/4/2015

New Age Business Idea: High Quality Or Raw Pet Food

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“Pet owners are becoming increasingly careful about what they’re feeding their furry friends. It’s common knowledge nowadays that cheap food can sicken or even kill your pets, grains are sometimes detrimental to a pet’s health and raw pet food, when possible, is preferred over the dry stuff at the convenience store. If you have pets of your own, you may have heard some of these concerns before.”

– Entrepreneur 2/1/2019

Expert Advice to Keep Your Pets Safe

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“Cleaning Products: Dogs often get into and sometimes even eat anything they come across, including toxic substances such as cleaning products, medications, and chemicals. Keep items containing bleach, aerosols, ammonia, formaldehyde, and phenol locked in a storage cabinet or shelf out of their reach. Consider using pet-friendly cleaners that are poison-free…”

Porch 2/20/2023

What Is The Average Pet Insurance Cost By State?

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“Enrolling your pet as early as possible is vital to avoid age-related coverage restrictions. Doing so helps reduce the risk of pre-existing conditions and allows time for waiting periods to pass for coverage in case of emergencies. Each insurance provider has its own age restrictions. Most providers offer enrollment when pets are around 6-8 weeks old. Some companies have maximum enrollment ages, typically around 14, or coverage limits if you enroll your pet after a certain age. For instance, Nationwide doesn’t offer illness coverage for pets enrolled after they turn 10. Certain companies also have breed-related age restrictions, like Lemonade. Providers such as Healthy Paws restrict coverage for expensive procedures like hip dysplasia if you enroll your pet after age 6. – Kimberly Alt, Canine Journal”

Supermoney 7/6/2024

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