Robby Are pit bulls good guard dogs? Pit bulls, contrary to their muscular physique and impressive energy levels and endurance pit bulls are not good guard dogs. Despite their intimidating look, they are playful and fun-loving dogs who would go to any extent to get praised by humans irrespective of who they are. Pit bulls may … Read more
Dry-roasted (or raw), unsalted peanuts are the only peanuts safe for dogs to eat. Though your dog will probably be fine if they scoop up a salted peanut or two from the floor, the best peanuts for pups are not the delicious, salted kind that many people eat. It’s a question many pet owners ask … Read more
You should never give your dog human vitamins, or even over-the-counter dog vitamins or supplements. Be sure to follow your vet’s directions on how much and how often to give the pills, treats or capsules prescribed to you. The question of whether human vitamins are suitable for our beloved four-legged friends is one that has … Read more
Homemade dog treats have benefits beyond being budget-friendly. With DIY treats, you know exactly what foods your dog is eating. Along with being free from harmful ingredients, homemade treats can make an ideal training tool, especially when made in smaller sizes. Dogs are very special to us. They walk alongside us in both good and … Read more
Nylabone Flavors The Nylabone brand also carries edible chews that are safe for your pup to eat. They are a healthy edible option to give your pup when training or when you just want to spoil them a little. The edibles, much like the hard Nylabones, come in a variety of flavors for your pup … Read more
Hairy Cow Ears are a tasty tough treat as they heavier and tougher than other ears for dogs. They are also naturally lower in fat than other ears, so are healthy natural treat for your dog. They are air dried to preserve as many nutrients as possible. The ears are high in protein and rich … Read more
Dogs. Humans and dogs share 84 percent of their DNA, which again, makes them useful animals to study human disease processes. Humans have been living and interacting with dogs since prehistoric times – an estimated 15,000 years ago – and throughout the centuries, the bond between humans and dogs has grown ever stronger. Our deep-seated … Read more
Human clippers use smaller, finer blades that cut closer to the skin, while dog clippers use thicker, longer blades which are designed to move through coarser hair and don’t get so close to the skin. It can be tempting to use the human clippers you have lying around when you are in a rush to … Read more
These harnesses sit on top of some very important muscles, the biceps, brachiocephalicus and the supraspinatus, which help to extend the shoulder joint. This compression and lack of appropriate motion of the shoulder can lead to shoulder pain, arthritis, inflammation and bursitis. When it comes to keeping our four-legged friends safe, it can be hard … Read more
Which is Safest: Harness or Collar? While a flat collar is best for everyday wear and for displaying ID tags, our experts agree that a harness is the safest option for going on walks and other outdoor activities or situations that might cause your puppy to pull on the leash. Those of you who have … Read more