More ways to play at Lake Tahoe
Who says you can’t take your dog swimming at Lake Tahoe? True, there are only a few places in South Shore where you can,
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Hear the roar
California’s best-known cataract is 2,425-foot Yosemite Falls, a voice-drowning, three-stage gusher that roars like a highway during snow-melt season. And yes, your leashed dog is…
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Torn nails and your dog
Funny as it sounds, a broken nail really can ruin your dog’s day. A break or tear in the nail can occur with normal play…
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Exploring the tri-valley
Head just east of San Francisco Bay Hills and you will find yourself in the dog–friendly Tri-Valley. This region, which takes its name from the…
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Contra costa humane society
Founded in 1991, Contra Costa Humane Society (CCHS) works to improve and save the lives of animals in the county through a variety of successful…
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Skunk stuff
Pepe Le Pew is on the prowl. Yep, February through March is skunk mating season, and many of us in Northern California have been detecting…
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East Bay treats
If you live in the Bay Area, you don't have to go far to access some of the 1,150 miles of trails at your doorstep…
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All paws on deck
If you and your canine pal are visiting, you owe it to yourself not to miss this internationally known, 23-acre place for off-leash doggie fun.
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Golden state greyhound adoption
Golden State Greyhound Adoption places retired racing greyhounds in adoptive homes in the San Francisco Bay Area, the greater Sacramento area and beyond.
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Romp ‘n’ roll at point reyes
Both you and your four-legged friend will be panting to go when you spy Limantour Beach, a two-mile, wave-washed spit of sand
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Explore Concord with free doggie visitor’s guide
“Dogs Welcome Here!” isn’t just a tagline in Concord. Pups are central to the community’s fabric, and you’ll see that in the way hotels, restaurants, breweries,…
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