dogs

A new study showcases that just like with children's names, Maine follows nationwide trends when it comes to the most popular dog names

With its unique blend of delicious food and an indoor dog park, Bark & Bevy is redefining what it means to go out with your pup.

Imagine savoring a meal while your dog runs free in a safe play area. That’s the magic happening at Portland, Maine's newest spot.

Picture this: dogs playing freely while their owners relax with a drink. That’s the vibe at the Barkery Dog Bar, now open for business!

Imagine sipping a craft beer while your pup plays nearby. That dream is about to become a reality in South Portland!

U.S. News & World Report crunched the numbers to find out the top dog breeds in every state.

What happens when a service dog becomes the center of a heated debate in a store? One shopper's inquiry spiraled into a viral moment.

A 125°F pavement temperature is equal to anything from 65°F to 85°F air temperature. At 125°F skin/paw destruction can happen in 60 seconds. PLEASE BEWARE!

Woofstock is just around the corner, and it’s all for our furry friends on Saturday, June 14 in Salem.

If you've ever thought about fostering or adopting a dog, now’s the time. Pittie Posse Rescue & Sanctuary, a Southern Maine-based nonprofit that’s helped thousands of dogs find loving homes, is in crisis mode. For the first time ever, they’ve had to put all out-of-state transports on hold due to not having enough local fosters.

Ever notice how your dog loves to soak up the sun? It's not just for fun—there's some fascinating science behind it.

I couldn't believe what I was seeing on a street in Portland, Maine, and pulled over to find out more.

Topsham, Maine, just welcomed a new member to the police department: a 10-week-old English Labrador puppy named Garver. The comfort dog will work in local schools and around the community, and photos of the adorable police pup are already winning hearts across the state.

Restaurants are going to the dogs—literally. Portland will soon have its first dog park cafe-bar.

Right on the coast this little town makes you feel like you're walking around a fairy tale movie and you're staring in it.

Maine loves having pets. Everybody here has either a cat or a dog or some combination of both and it's hilarious but also insanely endearing.Let me break down the 3 biggest common denominators only true Maine dog mama's are going to understand.