Dog Training

• Family speaks after teen injured in dog attack on Toronto school grounds

  The great-grandmother of a 14-year-old who was attacked by a dog on the grounds of a TDSB school late last week says the boy is recovering at home, but he and she are still shaken.

  Canada

  May 17, 2023
  
• BC Search Dog Association seasonal training begins in Osoyoos, B.C.

  The canines are used by dozens of search and rescue groups around the province. There are currently close to 40 search dogs working in B.C.

  Canada

  Apr 28, 2023
  
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• Montreal dog meetup app helps owners better socialize their pets

  NDG resident Dov Punski, one of the co-founders of the app DogPack, said the idea was inspired by the popularity of dating apps.

  Features

  Jan 22, 2022
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• Agility: A ‘paw-sitive’ way to bond with your dog

  'It is tremendously mentally enriching and stimulating and during this whole COVID era, many people have told me that this is their happy place,' said dog trainer Gwen Little.

  Canada

  Sep 24, 2021
• Popularity of ‘pandemic puppies’ has business booming for B.C. dog trainer

  "The biggest hope is that now that things are opening up again, they're not going to be returning their pets to shelters and things like that, because it's a family member."

  Health

  Jul 28, 2021
• Coronavirus: Dogs could benefit from Manitoba’s new public health orders

  Manitoba's new COVID-19 public health orders come into effect at 12:01 a.m. Friday will ease restrictions on dog facilities, meaning pet owners can again go to training or a vet.

  Health

  Mar 4, 2021
• All aboard! Guide dogs in training team up with Calgary Transit

  Puppies with a purpose riding buses in Calgary... need we say more?

  Features

  Sep 4, 2020
• Whose pooch is the ‘Top Dog’ at Global News?

  Top Dog is a competition among four-legged Global News canines.

  Entertainment

  Jul 18, 2020
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• Rally held in Saint John, N.B., to educate public about pit bulls

  Dog owners rallied in uptown Saint John Saturday, advocating for pitbulls. The rally comes more than two weeks after a woman was killed by her own pitbull while walking the dog in Nova Scotia.

  Lifestyle

  Jun 28, 2020
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• BC SPCA launches campaign to eliminate use of shock collars on dogs

  The society is urging pet owners to sign a pledge on its website to never use the devices, which it says can cause lasting physical and psychological harm.

  Feb 23, 2019