Raising Good Dogs maintains a presence on Pinterest to share visual summaries of our articles on dog training, behavior, and everyday care. This page explains how our pins work, w…
Raising Good Dogs maintains a presence on Pinterest to share visual summaries of our articles on dog training, behavior, and everyday care. This page explains how our pins work, what they represent, and what to do if you have a question or concern about a visual you found through Pinterest. If anything here overlaps with our broader Disclaimer, that page takes precedence for general legal terms.
Pins created for Raising Good Dogs are designed as quick visual teasers or summaries meant to spark interest and encourage readers to click through to the full article on our site. A pin image, title overlay, or short description is never a substitute for the complete guidance found in the actual blog post. Training advice, safety notes, and step-by-step instructions are always more detailed and more accurate on the article page itself than on any single pin graphic.
Because pins are compressed into a small, eye-catching format, they sometimes simplify a topic for the sake of clarity or design. We do our best to keep pin text accurate and non-misleading, but we always recommend reading the linked article before applying any technique, product suggestion, or care routine to your own dog.
Pinterest pins are rendered differently depending on the device, browser, app version, and screen size being used to view them. Colors, cropping, font rendering, and even the way a thumbnail is cut off can look slightly different on a phone versus a desktop, or between the Pinterest app and a web browser. We design our pins to look good across common formats, but we cannot guarantee pixel-perfect consistency on every possible screen, and small visual differences are normal and expected.
Pinterest is a third-party platform that we do not own or control. Features such as how pins are displayed, how boards are organized, how the algorithm recommends content, how related pins appear alongside ours, and how comments or saves function are all determined by Pinterest's own systems and policies. Raising Good Dogs has no ability to influence how Pinterest ranks, recommends, or displays our content next to other users' pins or boards, and we are not responsible for content, comments, or images posted by other Pinterest users, even if they appear near or alongside our pins.
If you experience a technical issue on Pinterest itself — such as a broken link, a pin that will not load, or a platform bug — that is best reported directly to Pinterest through their own help center, since it falls outside what we can fix on our end.
We take image sourcing seriously and aim to use photos and graphics we are licensed to use, whether that means original photography, properly licensed stock images, or images used with permission. For full details on where our visuals come from and how attribution is handled, please see our Image Credits page. If you believe an image used in one of our Pinterest pins belongs to you or has been used without proper permission, we want to know right away so we can look into it and correct the matter promptly.
We welcome feedback on our Pinterest visuals, whether it is about accuracy, appearance, or rights to an image. If you have a concern, the fastest way to reach us is by email at [email protected] or through our Contact page. When reaching out, it helps to include:
We review every message and respond as quickly as we reasonably can. Minor visual corrections, such as fixing a typo on a pin graphic, are usually easy to resolve. Rights-related concerns are taken especially seriously and are handled with priority.
Every pin we publish is meant to reflect the same care and accuracy standards we apply to our written content. You can read more about how we research, fact-check, and approve content before publishing in our Editorial Policy. That same commitment to honesty and clarity extends to how we summarize an article visually for platforms like Pinterest — we would rather a pin be plain and accurate than flashy and misleading.
For a broader understanding of how we handle content, data, and third-party platforms across our site, you may also find it useful to review our Privacy Policy, our Cookie Policy, and our Terms of Use. These pages work together with this Pinterest Disclaimer to give you a complete picture of how Raising Good Dogs operates online.
This page may be updated from time to time as Pinterest's features evolve or as our own visual content practices change. We encourage you to check back occasionally, and as always, reach out to us at [email protected] with any questions.