Fat Golden Retriever dogs do not have an obvious waist, and when you run your hands down their sides you won’t be able to feel their ribs. Your fat Golden Retriever might weigh over 75lbs, but it’s possible that they will be lighter than this and still over weight. Golden […] Read More
Baby Labrador Growth and Development
Baby Labrador Retrievers are born deaf, blind, and completely dependent on their mother for survival. They have a soft coat of baby fur in their adult color, but they cannot stay warm by themselves. Your newborn Labrador can wiggle around and find mom, but they spend most of their time […] Read More
Hydrogen Peroxide For Dogs
Hydrogen peroxide is an incredibly versatile chemical, used for lots of things from bleaching hair to being a mild antiseptic. While some people swear by hydrogen peroxide for dogs’ home medical treatment, veterinarians have concerns about it. This chemical can be effective at treating and preventing infections, but the coverage […] Read More
How Long Do Pugs Live?
How long do Pugs live? For their size, Pugs have a fairly short lifespan. Small dogs typically outlive big dogs, often lasting well into their teens. But sadly Pugs live for an average of just 11 years. The shape these pups have been bred into might be cute, but it […] Read More
Dog Wellness: Great Tips To Help Your Dog Stay Happy And Healthy
Many of the things that dogs need to stay well, and to be contented, are free. And most of them don’t take too much of your time. Here are our top tips for optimal dog wellness – don’t forget to add your own tips in the comments! 1 Make A […] Read More
Inbred Dogs: The Facts About Purebred Dogs And Inbreeding
Inbred dogs are bred from parents that have a close genetic connection. These can be as close as parent to child, cousin to cousin, or further back in time. Many pet pedigree dogs are inbred, because they are bred within a limited gene pool and using popular stud dogs. The […] Read More
How To Stop Your Puppy From Eating Its Poop
Poop eating is one of the worst things dogs do, but although disgusting this is a surprisingly common problem. Working out how to stop your puppy from eating its poop can be stressful, but you have a few options. Sprinkling the faeces with pineapple or chilli pepper can help. As […] Read More
My Dog Ate Chicken Bones – Expert Veterinary Advice
Dogs are attracted to chicken bones like kids to candy. They smell and taste incredible, whether they are raw or cooked. And dogs will find any way they can to get their paws and jaws on that tasty treat. Raw bones are not very risky. Cooked bones however can splinter […] Read More
Dog Pregnancy Calendar – What To Expect When She’s Expecting
The dog pregnancy calendar is 63 days or 9 weeks long on average. It starts at the point of ovulation, and ends with the puppies’ birth. By counting from the point of ovulation, the stages and milestones of a dog’s pregnancy can be predicted with uncanny accuracy. Today we take […] Read More
Best Shampoo for Bulldogs
The best shampoo for Bulldogs is designed for sensitive skin, and can be used to gently clean between their skin folds. It fights itchy, dry skin and often includes oatmeal, baking soda, chamomile and tea tree oil in the ingredients list. Their wrinkled skin also makes them prone to fungal […] Read More
Miniature Schnauzer Lifespan
The average Miniature Schnauzer lifespan is around 12 years old, however there are frequent reports of Mini Schnauzers hitting their eighteenth birthday. And even a rare few dogs reaching the great age of 20 years old! The difference between a good lifespan and an extreme one is a combination of […] Read More
What Size Crate For A Pitbull As He Grows Up?
Pitbull breeds need a crate 30 to 36 inches long. The width and height must be enough for them to sit and lie down without hunching or curling up. Widths between 24 inches and 36 inches are usually suitable from adulthood. Pitbull puppies need a smaller crate space, if it’s […] Read More
Brachycephalic Ocular Syndrome
Brachycephalic Ocular Syndrome is a term used to describe the condition whereby the eyes of a dog become damaged as a result of their flattened face. There are a number of very popular breeds effected by this condition, including Pugs, French Bulldogs, Pekingese and Shih Tzu. All of these breeds […] Read More
What Do I Need For A Puppy
I have raised a lot of puppies over the years, and I’ve found that what I literally need for a puppy isn’t always the same as what I want to buy for them. There are basic essentials like a safe place to sleep or play, quality food and a harness […] Read More
8 Week Old Boston Terrier
Thinking about adding a lively little 8 week old Boston Terrier to your family? With its charming personality and handsome tuxedo coat, the Boston is a popular companion animal. If you have your heart set on a Boston puppy but are new to the ins and outs of puppy care, […] Read More
Teacup Yorkie – The World’s Smallest Dog
Everything you need to know about the tiny teacup Yorkie. Is this the perfect puppy for you? We look at the pros and cons of teacup Yorkies. Read More
When Can Puppies Go Outside?
Puppies need to go outside to pee, poop, meet people and other animals, and explore the world. But for the first few weeks of their lives they are also at risk from infections and diseases. Most experts agree that your puppy can go outside in your back yard from eight […] Read More
How Long Do Shih Tzu Live?
A few years ago there were reports of a Shih Tzu alive and well into his early twenties, which was pretty mind blowing. And although lifespans like this are rare, this story isn’t totally exceptional. The average Shih Tzu lifespan is around 13 years, but i’ve met plenty of owners […] Read More
German Shepherd Lifespan
The longest living German Shepherds are recorded as having survived to 18 years old, and perhaps even older. Although it’s nowhere near scientific, I personally know at least two families that claim to have had Shepherds live into their late teens a few decades ago. So it’s surprising when you […] Read More
Feeding A French Bulldog Puppy
Feeding a French Bulldog puppy a high fat, high protein, low filler diet will set them up well for the future. Their unique faces also mean you’ll need to pick a brand that is easy for them to chew and swallow, all the while promoting good dental health. They will […] Read More
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