Robby As a dog ages, it’s common to have some health concerns. Something like dental pain, arthritis, or vision and hearing loss can trigger aggression in a senior dog. If a dog is experiencing dementia or confusion, these can also trigger aggression. As our beloved pets age, it can be concerning to observe any changes in … Read more
Dogs sniffing genitals They see it is a way of getting to know another dog or the new person that’s come into their home. While it may cause you some embarrassment, dogs are just doing what comes naturally to them. It’s embarrassing, isn’t it, how your dog always seems to have his face in other … Read more
One of the main reasons that these dogs are so intelligent is because they were bred for their smarts. For over a century, people have bred Border Collies for their intelligence and abilities rather than just their looks. There are many intelligent dogs, but some breeds are particularly well-known for their high intelligence levels. Word … Read more
This condition can be managed with medication and proper treatment with the help of your vet. If your dog has a known collapsed trachea, you may notice him wheezing when he’s been excited or more active than usual. He may also snore more often in his sleep with this condition. If you’ve ever noticed your … Read more
The classic early sign of ear problems is head shaking. Owners might notice this during barking as the vibration tickles the ear and causes head shaking early on. Other signs are foul odor from the ear, holding the head in a tilting manner and pain around the ear area. Any of these signs warrant a … Read more
Rock eating can be the result of a medical, behavioral, or psychological problem. When a dog repeatedly eats non-edible objects obsessively, it could be due to pica, an eating disorder that generally emerges because of a nutritional deficiency in their diet. If you own a dog, you’ve likely dealt with uninvited chewing. Dogs chew on … Read more
Dogs love to explore the world around them, and their sense of smell is a big part of how they do it. If your dog is sniffing your legs more than usual, they may be picking up on new smells they want to investigate more, which could be anything from the laundry detergent you use … Read more
When it comes to keeping your dog safe and secure, citronella spray collars are a popular option. They are often used to train dogs to stop barking or other undesired behaviors, but how safe are they for your pet? In this blog post, we will take a look at the safety of these collars and … Read more
Hydrangeas are Toxic to Dogs “The toxic component of the hydrangea plant is a cyanogenic glycoside.” The leaves, buds, flowers, and bark all contain the toxin so if your dog munches any part of your hydrangeas, he could get sick. With over 75 species and 600 cultivars, hydrangeas are a large genus that are indigenous … Read more
This is because the dog isn’t efficiently converting nutrients from its food. Increased appetite. The dog can be very hungry all the time because the body’s cells aren’t getting all the glucose they need, even though the dog is eating a normal amount. So, your dog has diabetes. Take a deep breath. With proper attention, … Read more