dogs

Columnist Philip Gulley writes about why the department deserves a short leash.

Behind every successful person is a dog (or two).

Indianapolis is way kinder to canines than it was just a decade ago—just look at the plethora of places you can now bring your pooch. Who’s ready to go for a walk?

From finding a pooch to where to hang once you have your new best friend, our guide to owning a dog in Indy.

Meet the Greta Thunberg of local animal advocacy, 17-year-old Sophia Pruitt.

Two of our hometown universities are cheering along with new live mascots this year.

Hear it from Amira Dutra e Mello, a master dog trainer and behaviorist who founded Fountain Square Dog Training and Walking Services.

Meet Garth the Golden, a Broad Ripple Golden retriever who has amassed more than 137,000 followers on Instagram.

We dig into the latest and greatest places to play with, party with, and pamper your pet.

Her face in the sun, 8-year-old Snickers snoozed on the bricks of City Market’s Whistler Plaza. The commotion surrounding her didn’t faze the Shar Pei mix one bit, but with one TV appearance under her collar already that morning, a nap was definitely in order. Snickers was just one adoptable pooch from Indianapolis Animal Care […]

‘Campus Canines’ is all shining coats and wiggling butts and wet noses and fetching red bandanas and big clumsy paw—pooch “person”-ality in spades—set against golden-hour backdrops of Bloomington limestone, hardwoods, and flowers.

This puppy love of mine is new. I’ve always been a cat person, eschewing canines for lacking the dignity, elegance, and artful composure of their feline counterparts.

Between weiner dogs at Germanfest and weiner jokes from Amy Schumer, we’ll be laughing our way to Monday.

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Happy Halloweekend to all. Plus, an “open letter,” tweeted, from the Indiana Pacers and more.