NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — If you want your dog to play fetch it may take some training. Thankfully, veterinarian Dr. Craig Prior is here to help. "Essentially you get two balls. Throw one of them.

Some dogs love the thrill of chasing a ball. A tired pup is often considered a happy pup, but the same doesn’t go for our arms after multiple rounds of fetch. Plus, no one really wants to touch the ...

Every kid deserves a furry sibling to grow up with because childhood feels incomplete without a four-legged best friend by your side. On the plus side, they’re the ideal babysitters, extremely gentle ...

A Belgian Malinois has proved that he doesn't need his owner for him to play a game of fetch as he has figured out another way. In a viral TikTok clip shared under the username @draco_themal, the ...

Pups may love snuggles and treats, but if there’s one thing that truly brings out their inner joy, it’s an exciting game of fetch. From throwing a tennis ball across the yard to tossing a stick into a ...

A tennis ball can mean a lot of things in a dog’s world. It can turn a backyard into a training ground or a bonding session. Fetch taps into more than just energy levels. It is tied to instinct, focus ...