Daily Doggy News
Dog news, health, science, safety and culture — reported for people who actually live with dogs.
Daily Doggy News is the news and current-events publication of Inspired by Tyson, covering developments that matter to dogs and the people who care for them. Our reporting follows dog health and safety alerts, veterinary and scientific research, pet food and product developments, regulatory actions, recalls, legal developments, and emerging stories across the dog world.
We start with the source.
Daily Doggy News emphasizes credible reporting and primary documentation. Depending on the story, sources may include government agencies, regulatory authorities, court records, universities, peer-reviewed research, veterinary organizations, and direct company statements.
Information, not diagnosis.
Veterinary and health coverage is written to help dog owners understand developing information and ask better questions. Daily Doggy News does not replace professional veterinary diagnosis, treatment, or advice.
Stephen Gill
Daily Doggy News is written and edited by Stephen Gill, founder and chairman of Inspired by Tyson. Learn more about Stephen, his professional background, dog training experience, design work, and editorial approach on his author profile.
Accuracy matters.
When a factual error is identified or material information changes, Daily Doggy News may correct or update a published story to reflect the most accurate information available. Reporting distinguishes allegations, developing information, expert guidance, and established facts whenever those distinctions are relevant to the story.
What Hunting Dogs Teach Us About Partnership
Across five very different societies, hunting dogs and their people showed familiar ways of watching, guiding and working together. The findings offer a practical lesson about attention, trust and the everyday dog-human bond.
NYPD K-9 Carries a 9/11 Hero’s Name
Moira Ann protects New York’s crowded public spaces while carrying the name of NYPD Officer Moira Smith, a 9/11 hero remembered for helping others reach safety.
Three Everyday Routines That Matter to Dogs
A walk is more than a bathroom break, a sleep space should feel secure, and departures should stay calm. Here is what Tyson taught me about paying attention to the dog in front of me.
What to Do When a Loose Dog Approaches?
An approaching dog may be friendly, frightened or dangerous. Creating distance early and teaching a few emergency cues can help protect both you and your dog.
Farm Bill Could Deliver Hope for Working Dogs
Farm Bill 2.0 stalled in the Senate this August. Its Beagle Brigade and other dog provisions remain in play.
How Shelter Dog Canyon Became a Search Hero
Former stray Canyon became a certified search dog and worked at major disasters. His story shows why some overlooked dogs need the right opportunity.
Nutritious Homemade Dog Food Recipes to Try
Fresh, home-cooked meals sound simple, but balanced homemade dog food takes more than meat, rice, and vegetables. These three vet-informed recipes cover the protein, carbs, calcium, and supplements your dog actually needs — plus portioning, storage, and swap tips for picky eaters.
Can Dogs Safely Enjoy Avocado Treats?
Avocado isn't a simple yes-or-no for dogs. A small bite of plain, ripe flesh is usually fine for a healthy dog, but the pit, skin, leaves, and guacamole bowl are where real trouble starts — including choking, blockage, and stomach upset. Here's how to tell a harmless taste from a reason to call your vet.
Dog Intestinal Blockage: Signs and What to Do
A dog intestinal blockage can become an emergency quickly, especially after a dog swallows a sock, bone, toy, plastic, or another foreign object. Learn the warning signs of intestinal blockage in dogs, how veterinarians diagnose and treat an obstruction, and why waiting can be dangerous. Plus, find out what you should—and shouldn't—do at home.
New World Screwworm Outbreak: What Dog Owners Need to Know
New World screwworm is back in the United States, but the current risk to most dogs remains very low. Here’s what dog owners should know about warning signs, treatment options, Florida updates, and when a wound needs immediate veterinary attention.