Dr. Brian Rambarran, a licensed pilot, has been changing the lives of dogs across the country for more than a decade—flying across the country to rescue dogs and bringing them to Buffalo, NY to their forever homes. David Muir has the story. https://trib.al/Q9UTN7D | ABC World News Tonight with David Muir

Looking for some heartwarming TV this autumn? Look no further than "A Dog Called Laura with Martin Clunes, The Secret World of Guide Dogs” - Guide dogs and Martin Clunes = a perfect viewing combination 📺 Tune in to ITV 5th October at 9pm and join dog loving actor Martin on a journey to rehome retired guide dog Laura from blind fitness guru Jaina. Martin also meets the dedicated volunteers and staff responsible for training our life-changing dogs. Find out more about the show and the people invo

If your dog reacts Pull Up…. …. Pulling up won’t necessarily stop your dogs reactivity issues but it will stop the lunge in its tracks if it’s done right, which we have demonstrated time and time again. If your dog is reactive, you need to be working on changing your dogs emotional response to the trigger, ideally at a distance they can cope with in the beginning and then closing the gap. So why didn’t we do that here ? Well the reality is, we were working at a distance, we had closed that gap,

Meet the many species that make up the canids, the family of wild dogs. "Dogs in the Wild: Meet the Family" premieres Wednesday, February 8 at 8/7c on PBS. [VID: One family, 37 different faces. The canids. Wolves, foxes, jackals, and dogs. They are supreme survivors and the most successful carnivores on the planet. This is the ultimate look at dogs in the wild.] | Nature | PBS

Meet three of South America's wild dogs. | Nature | PBS

Did you know? Wild dogs can reach up to 40 miles an hour while running and hunting. . . [VID: Compilation of wild dogs playing and walking in Africa.] | Nature | PBS