Theresa Miller

Strong dogs can look intimidating, but are often gentle with their families and people they know. They tend to make good family dogs since they will watch over their home and family. Learn more about them!

Reviewed By Theresa Miller • November 21, 2023

Medium-sized dogs are often great for families, can easily ride in your car, sleep in your bed (if you let them), and snuggle up with you on the couch when you’re watching a movie. Learn more about our favorites!

Reviewed By Theresa Miller • November 3, 2023

Looking for a family dog that’s great with kids and also provides protection? We’ve got some great suggestions and details of how to decide which breed is right for you,

Reviewed By Theresa Miller • October 30, 2023

Dogs are amazing companions and additions to the family, but let’s face it: many of them shed a lot! Whether you’re concerned about keeping all that dog hair vacuumed up in your house or about allergies, you might be looking for a low-shedding puppy and we’re here to help. Is ...

Reviewed By Theresa Miller • October 25, 2023

Popular dog breeds have qualities that are a good fit with many families. Many popular dogs are good with kids, are friendly and easy to train, and are loyal and smart. See the list!

Reviewed By Theresa Miller • October 20, 2023

If you’re looking for a dog that’s adorable - we have got the breed for you, whether you’re looking for a dog that’s little, huge, or any size in between!

Reviewed By Theresa Miller • October 19, 2023

Looking for a small dog? Learn more about the characteristics of each small dog breed and which are the most popular, best for apartments, great for families, and more!

Reviewed By Theresa Miller • October 10, 2023

We are experts at helping connect families with the perfect dog for them. Learn about the top 10 smartest dogs and then learn more about the pros and cons of owning a dog with high intelligence.

Reviewed By Theresa Miller • October 5, 2023

PuppySpot has proudly supported Puppies Behind Bars for several years, and we are committed to making a difference in the lives of both dogs and people. We provide essential funding to PBB, which helps cover the costs associated with training these service dogs. This financial support ensures that more veterans in need can benefit from this life-changing program.

Reviewed By Theresa Miller • September 5, 2023

Puppy proof your space or have dedicated area for puppy that is blocked off First week, you just want to make sure they stay healthy, and you begin creating a bond. Don't stress about training them perfectly, etc. That can begin after the first week or two. Food (new food, ...

Reviewed By Theresa Miller • August 24, 2023

PuppySpot's Starter Kit is designed to make the transition smoother for both you and your new four-legged family member. It's not just a collection of items – it's a thoughtful assortment that addresses various aspects of puppy care

Reviewed By Theresa Miller • August 23, 2023

Responsible puppy breeding is an ethical practice that helps stop puppy mills, makes puppies healthier, give puppies better temperament, supports responsible pet ownership and improves the dog community.

Reviewed By Theresa Miller • March 20, 2023

Some skills and behaviors are essential to you and your puppy's safety and happiness. Read more to learn about some of the most important things to work on with your new pup.

Reviewed By Theresa Miller • August 17, 2022

When looking to add a furry family member to your household, the Golden Retriever is sure to be at the top of the list for most families. With their charming, loyal, and gentle personality, it’s not surprising why they are one of the most beloved breeds in America. Although popular ...

Reviewed By Theresa Miller • June 9, 2022

Dogs are a constant companion that we love having in every part of life. However, we often wonder what's okay for them and what is dangerous. While it might be obvious that they can't walk on the pavement when it's very hot outside, what they can eat ...

Reviewed By Theresa Miller • July 26, 2019

Between three and six months old, your puppy is starting to find his place in the "pack" that is your family. It is important to provide leadership that establishes a healthy balance of power between you and your furry member of the family, while also making him feel loved and ...

Reviewed By Theresa Miller • June 9, 2017

Ticks season is coming up; are you prepared? Ticks are a nuisance, but they also pose a danger to you and your pets when they carry diseases, like Lyme disease. If you suspect your dog has a tick, don't panic. We've got the tips to help you deal with these ...

Reviewed By Theresa Miller • May 3, 2017

The first thing you probably notice when you see a pug, boxer, or bulldog is that cute, wrinkly, smooshed-in face (Who can resist those velvety folds?). But underneath those wrinkles is a medical condition to be aware of, which can negatively impact a dog's quality of life. If you have ...

Reviewed By Theresa Miller • March 8, 2017

Just as non-furry children tend to get childhood illnesses like chicken pox, puppies can also be susceptible to similar puppyhood illnesses. One fairly common illness that you may encounter is coccidia, also known as coccidiosis. Coccidia are single-celled organisms that can infect a puppy or adult dog's intestinal tract. It ...

Reviewed By Theresa Miller • February 17, 2017