I don't think they are always practical in their reviews especially of dog foods. not everyone can afford or find the foods they list. some I haven't even heard of. I know this is written by a vet school but still, be practical with your ideas for the average joe who loves their pets and wants to do the best for them.

Pros: nicely written easy to read articles

Cons: can get too technical

Whole Dog Journal provides amazing articles that give the dog lover an alternative to traditional medicines and foods. They have provided me with countless ideas for treating the many fosters that we have had over the years.
I can't say enough good things about this journal.

Pros: highly recommend, great advice, behavior and nutrician

Cons: not long enough

I've been a subscriber for years and have given subscriptions as gifts to my dog loving friends. I can't say enough about this magazine it has a little bit of everything in it i.e. toys, training, behavior, etc. WDJ is a great guide for picking good foods for your dog.

Pros: Lots of valuable info

Cons: No Cons

I've gotten two issues of
whole Dog Journal so far--plan to share it with my dog friends. So many interesting articles on training, feeding, health, etc. I like that it's in the journal form verses magazine.
It's great to get this info with no advertizing.

Pros: articles on many different subjects--no ads

Cons: only few pages

I do like this magazine and find it very helpful. It carries information on training (positive), play ideas that train, health issues, info on feeding options and research into various issues, gives lots of good resources! This magazine is for serious dog people!

Pros: VERY informational and interesting

Cons: A bit academic, sometimes too much info can be overwhelming