Whole Dog Journal

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Provides dog owners with well-researched, in-depth articles about all aspects of natural dog care and training. Whole Dog Journal features unbiased test reports of food, treats, toys and training aids.

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Customer Reviews

Rating: - Best technically informative mag out there
I've read this magazine for years, based on my vet's recommendation. At first I thought it was way expensive for a little "newsletter", not glossy, not in color...BUT I was wrong. The infoyou may learn in ONE issue could save you a lot of money in the long run. It is serious about it's mission, though not without humor. It does not carry any advertising at all, it is solely dependent on subscriptions. You will find in depth articles and reviews about pet foods, pet products, books, training (positive). ... Read More
Rating: - Information in the WDJ added years to GS's life
We have subscribed to the WDJ for many years and there is always something new to learn.The researched information, reviews, and recommendations have proved invaluable throughout.Especially helpful were the articles pertaining to health care for our aged dogs:including lists of the WDJ's approved top dog foods and articles on nutritious diets.In particular, the excellent and well researched information regarding Yeast infections helped our German Shepherd live happily for an additional 2 years after ... Read More
Rating: - Best Info on Wholistic Issues for Dogs
I've subscribed to the WDJ for years and in almost every issue there is an article that I can use or apply to a canine situation I have. Their food reviews (although not Consumer Reports)provide much useful information to help you decide if you should change foods and what brands to try. I don't think some of major "natural" dog food manufacturers would seek to have their names on the top ten list if they didn't feel the WDJ reviews had real impact on their readers. I also thought the articles that educate the ... Read More
Rating: - not as good as it sounds
The Whole Dog Journal seems to be focused on making you feel good by giving your dog "extra good care".However, what the Whole Dog Journal considers to be "extra good care" is merely opinion, not based on science.I am especially suspect of the food recommendations.One bright point is the training/behavior articles by Pat Miller.For health and nutrition advice, I suggest one of the newsletters by Tufts or another of the top veterinary schools.
Rating: - THE BEST - Advertising Free Publication to Help Your Animals - Dogs & Cats will BENEFIT
This is one of the best publications on the market to teach about the different points of view out in the world about our 4 legged friends.Though it is called Whole "Dog" Journal - many of the articles apply to all our 4 legged friends and the 2 legged folks that care for them.Each year it does a review of the top pet foods on the market.DRY FOOD, WET FOOD, RAW FOOD, TREATS, etc.Everything you want to know about food.You will note in these articles that most of the most advertised brands are not in this ... Read More