THE BARK BLOG

Before dogs were pets, they were coworkers. Humans bred them — deliberately and over centuries — to perform specific tasks: hunt, herd, guard, retrieve, track, haul, and sit in the laps of very important people. Every physical trait, every behavioral tendency, every inexplicable habit was, at some point, a design feature.

Living with a senior dog means learning to balance heartbreak, humor, and hope. Here’s what Beezy is teaching me about love, patience, and letting go.

Doggy dental health is more than just fresh breath — it can prevent pain and costly surgeries. After trial and error with chews, bones, and dental products, I’ve found what really works to keep my dogs’ mouths healthy.