by tucsondog | Sep 2, 2026 | Special Feature 3
Story by Rebecca West Photos provided by Caitlyn Hartman Deafness in dogs is a condition most of us never think about unless we’ve got an elderly pup experiencing diminished hearing. While common enough, the number of canines born with congenital deafness might...
by tucsondog | Jul 1, 2026 | Special Feature 3
Story By Jenny Cain The Complete Canine Every year amidst the dry heat of June lurks the anticipation for the monsoon season to begin. They provide a brief respite from the heat, entertainment from the lightning and the oh-so-delightful smell of creosote. For many...
by tucsondog | May 1, 2026 | Special Feature 3
Story by Heather McShea Publisher & Editor-In-Chief The Tucson Dog Marley – technically named Bob Marley, came into our lives the way some of the best things do: unexpectedly, a little scruffy, and in need of a bath. Roughly 17 years ago, in late February,...
by tucsondog | Mar 9, 2026 | Special Feature 3
Story by Rebecca West Photos via Duplin County Animal Services/Mary Shannon Johnstone A few years back, we told you about a dog named Scout in Traverse City, Michigan, that kept escaping the confines of the shelter he was being held in and making his way to a seniors’...
by tucsondog | Jan 1, 2026 | Special Feature 3
Story by Patricia Cook and Kari Cleland Understanding engagement can help your dog training move to the next level. When in class, your dog might sit when you give the command, but if they keep looking at the team training next to you, they’re distracted. You might be...
by tucsondog | Nov 5, 2025 | Special Feature 3
Story by Rebecca West Images courtesy of TPD Service Dog Unit As some of you may recall, in October of 2023, a K-9 with the Tucson Police Department was shot while responding to a call involving an armed man at Reid Park suffering from an emotional health crisis....
