July 10, 2026

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NEW Working Dog of the Month Contest


This month’s Working Dog of the Month Contest is open.


Every entry is added to our Facebook album and includes a one-year digital subscription. One monthly winner earns a newsletter feature. One quarterly winner earns a full-page print spotlight. Is your dog next?



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NEWS: Search and Rescue K9 Teams From LA County Fire Honored for Their Work in Venezuela Recovery


Search and rescue K-9s from the Los Angeles County Fire Department are being honored for their tireless work on the ground in Venezuela.


The K9s and handlers moved through collapsed structures and sifted through debris, searching for survivors.


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FEATURE: Heat vs. Humidity: Why One is More Dangerous


A hot day is easy to recognize, but humidity can be the part that gets missed.


Dogs rely heavily on panting to cool down, and when the air is already holding moisture, that process can become less effective. A dog may still want to work, walk, or play, even when recovery is already slipping.


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K9 Tip: Stop the Slime!


That slimy feeling inside your dog’s water bowl? It is not just gross.


It can become a health concern. Clear water can hide a dirty surface. Saliva, dirt, food residue, hair, and debris can cling to the bowl long before it looks bad. That slick film may be biofilm, the slippery buildup created when bacteria and debris attach to the surface and stay there.


Daily washing helps cut through what a quick rinse leaves behind. Clean bowls can help reduce irritation, stomach upset, and the chance of germs moving from the bowl to hands, counters, sinks, food-prep areas, kennels, vehicles, and training gear.


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