Have you seen chained dogs in your neighborhood and wondered what to do? Here are some common questions about chaining and tethering, and how you can help. The Heartbreaking Reality of Dog Chaining Have you ever drove past a house and spotted a dog tethered to a tree or post, looking lonely and dejected? I … Read more
Letting your puppy outside is far more complicated than most new pet parents realize. Obviously, we all want to take our adorable new puppies out into the world to show them off and socialize them as soon as possible, but the outside world does present risks to your puppy. The biggest worry is that puppies … Read more
After you’ve bred a litter, it’s important that you find homes that’ll give your puppies a happy life. Choosing the best owners for your puppies, and making sure they’re suitable, isn’t always easy. To help you, we’ve created this guide on how to attract puppy buyers, what are the tell-tale signs of a good owner … Read more
Intestinal parasites, or worms, are common in dogs. You may see them in your dog’s poop but it’s likely you would not even know they have worms, since many types are not visible with the naked eye. These worms can also cause your dog to get very sick. Certain kinds of worms in dogs can … Read more
Yesterday evening, I noticed my dog managed to sneak a coconut cookie off the table while I was baking. I’m not sure if coconut or any of the other ingredients in the cookies are harmful to him. Should I be worried about him having eaten one, or is it safe for dogs to have coconut … Read more
The Good News: Military Dogs Are NOT Euthanized After Service Hey there! I’ve been researching about military working dogs lately, and I gotta say, I was relieved to discover the truth about what happens to these brave pups when they retire. If you’ve ever worried about military dogs being put down after their service ends, … Read more
Dogs, our furry companions, have a way of wriggling into our hearts with their wagging tails and puppy eyes. But, just as the teenage years can be challenging for humans, around the age of two years old, our canine buddies might start to show a bit more… attitude. Let’s dive into why this happens and … Read more
For years, pet owners have been told that neutering male dogs helps curb aggression and makes them more well-behaved. Many veterinarians, trainers, and rescue organizations have reinforced this belief, making neutering a standard recommendation for managing behavioral issues. Recent research challenges this long-standing assumption … revealing that neutering may not only fail to reduce aggression … Read more
Do dogs have the same number of teeth as we do? And do they lose their puppy teeth just like we lose our baby teeth? Here’s a breakdown of how many teeth dogs have as puppies and adults, and whether it’s normal for dogs to lose their teeth. Ever looked inside your furry friend’s mouth … Read more
Dogs can experience different types of anxiety or behavioral disorders, some of which can be truly debilitating, such as separation anxiety. As pet parents, we want to help but we’re often faced with many confusing treatment and medication options. Your veterinarian is the first stop for the best resources for treating dog anxiety. Once your … Read more