Choosing the Right Dog for your Family
It’s no wonder that families love adding a dog to their household. However, there are many things to consider before getting a dog for your home.
Soothing Your Dog’s Fears
When your dog starts to pant, you’ll know he is anxious and feeling fear. Here are a few things that might stress your dog, what you can do about them.
8 Dog Training Tips for New Owners
If this is your first dog or it’s been a long time since you had a dog, here are some tips that will help you have a happy, well-trained new member of your family.
Keeping Your Dog’s Ears Clean
Cleaning your dog’s ears regularly will make them less likely to have dirt, debris, germs, infections and other issues.
How to Get Rid of and Prevent Matting Fur
Most long-haired dogs will get mats in their fur at some point. Mats aren’t particularly harmful to your dog, but can cause discomfort and a few problems.
What’s the Best Way to File Your Dog’s Nails?
A major aspect of grooming your dogs is keeping their nails at an appropriate length. Here are some tips on how to do that.
What to Do When Your Dog Has Diarrhea
The most common cause of diarrhea in dogs is something having to do with their diet, however, there can be more serious causes.
What Is Reverse Sneezing?
A reverse sneezing fit can be incredibly worrying for a first time dog owner, because it sounds so scary.
Stop Your Dog from Digging Up Your Yard
Dogs of all ages dig for different reasons and if you sort out the particular reason that your dog is digging, then you can end the behavior.
Does Your Dog Need To Be Put On A Diet?
When you notice that your dog has put on weight, you need to take steps to get that weight off. It will help your dog feel better and live longer if he maintains a healthy body weight.
Everything You Need To Know About Greyhounds
Who would believe that this speedster of the dog world is commonly called a “couch potato”?
A Dog’s Bedtime Prayer
A cute and sweet bedtime prayer, from a dog about his humans. For everyone who sleeps with their dog.
Dealing with the Grief of Losing Your Dog
It’s a sad fact of life that dogs just don’t live as long as we do. But as they say, it’s better to have loved and lost, than to never have loved at all.
Small But Mighty – The Lhasa Apso
Affectionate, assertive, highly intelligent, devoted and active. The small breed dog that doesn’t act like one!
Dogs In The Military – A Relationship You Can Depend On
When it comes to the relationship between a soldier and a dog, the relationship is tested multiple times a day, every day, for the duration of time they are deployed.