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2 days ago | petful.com | Lisa Selvaggio

Losing a pet is devastating; unfortunately, many are never reunited with their family. But the good news is, there are more ways than ever to keep track of your dog. The latest tech, like an Apple AirTag dog collar, can help find missing pets, especially when combined with tried-and-true ID tags and microchips. AirTags are affordable, easy-to-use trackers that pair with Apple devices. In the same way you use one to find missing keys, you can locate your dog if they run off.

1 week ago | petful.com | Kristine Lacoste

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1 week ago | petful.com | Kristine Lacoste

Sign up for Petful recall alerts today. The Cane Corso, often called the Cane Corso Italiano, is a large and muscular dog native to Italy. Colors: Black, grey, fawn, red, brindle, and variations with a black facial maskCoat: Short, thick, waterproof coatThe Cane Corso’s powerful build and striking appearance make it a highly admired breed worldwide. The Cane Corso is one of two breeds descended from the canis pugnax, the Roman war dog, alongside the Neapolitan Mastiff.

1 week ago | petful.com | Kristine Lacoste

Sign up for Petful recall alerts today. The Bouvier des Flandres is a powerful, solid dog known for its impressive size and rugged appearance. Height: 22 to 28 inchesWeight:Males: 75–110 poundsFemales: 60–80 poundsLife Span: 10 to 12 years, though some live even longerCoat: Double coat built to withstand extreme temperaturesCommon Colors: Fawn, brindle, black, and shades of grayThe Bouvier des Flandres originated in Belgium, where it was developed as a hardworking farm dog.

2 weeks ago | petful.com | Ysolt Usigan

If you’re the kind of person who believes adventures are better with your dog by your side, you’re not alone. According to a, roughly 50 percent of pet parents take their pups hiking. Whether it’s a walk through the woods or a full-blown mountain trek, hiking with your pup is one of the best ways to bond while exploring the great outdoors. But just like you wouldn’t hit the trail without a good pair of boots or enough water, your dog needs the right dog hiking gear, plus hydration, too.