dog

I hope you're ready for my Tuesday cup of cuteness, because here it is - a baby walking the dog. Well, sort of. Okay, not at all really. Check this cute 11-month old out.

Bretagne is the last known surviving search-and-rescue dog to work Ground Zero.

We have a lot of four-legged visitors to our studios. Each week, the Humane Society of West Michigan brings in a 'way-too-cute' four-legged critter, dog, cat, bunny, etc., for our Wet Nose Wednesday segment. We talk about the pet, the needs of the Humane Society, and more, to encourage pet adoption.

We have all taken our dogs for rides with us. I know our dog, Riley, loves to go anywhere we go. He happily hops in the back seat of the car, and off we go. This guy does it a little differently because he doesn't use a car. He uses his motorcycle.

Mieszko the dog came calling today. Mieszko visited with Andy Rent as he talked about him on his Andy in the Morning show for Wet Nose Wednesday.

Theo the dog is so proud of his great new stick. Now if he can just figure out a way to get it across a narrow bridge. Hmmmm.........

Sometimes it's sad leaving your four-legged best friend at home when you head out for a good time. This Sunday, March 22, your dog can join you at the Grand Rapids Griffins home hockey game! It's the American Hockey League club's inaugural Dog Day at Van Andel Arena!

Marina Tarashevsce, an animal rescue worker in Dallas, has been trying to catch a stray dog for weeks. Then the dog wouldn't stop barking last week, and she noticed he wasn't with a female dog he usually ran around with. So she and another dog trainer went to investigate.

If you have a pet, mostly dogs I would say, you know how happy they are when you come home.  I know that Riley the Wonder Dog, our dog, is always thrilled when I get home, rubbing and licking me. And that's only after several hours of being away.

Who is Duncan Lou Who? He's a boxer missing his two hind legs who manages to get around better than most fully-equipped dogs out there. And he's adorable.

Christmas of 2013 will be a memorable one for Grand Rapids. Heavy snow and ice led to power outages for many. The weather created opportunities for winter activities like skiing and sledding, plus a few less traditional activities, like dogs riding in motorcycle sidecars.

Hundreds of pets have died and thousands have become ill after having jerky treats. The FDA has issued a statement about the treats and continues to look for answers.