Will A Dog’s Cut Heal On Its Own? Dogs have excellent immune systems and are usually able to fight off infection and heal from cuts very effectively. In some cases, they can heal just as well by themselves without any …
Double The Trouble: The Challenge of Sibling Puppies Why are sibling puppies double the trouble? Shouldn’t it be easier to raise them together, as they will have companionship and can learn from one another? The main problem with adopting sibling …
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I rehomed my dog. Should I go visit? Adopting or buying a dog is a huge commitment that we shouldn’t take lightly, but sometimes it’s best to put them in a home that’s better equipped for their needs. If you …
Will an older dog kill a puppy? It’s more likely that your older dog would kill a kitten, but it can happen that a dog might kill a puppy. If you have a dog who has killed a puppy, you …
How to improve your dog’s poops The main thing to bear in mind when it comes to your dogs poop is that its directly influenced by their diet. So start off by looking for a dog food that is designed …
Labradors Are Easy To Train You’ll be pleased to know that the Labrador is considered highly intelligent and thus easy to train. They are eager to please and love having a job to do. You only need to look at …
My Dog Ate a Teabag: What Now? Many dogs who eat tea bags will show no symptoms afterward. However, for some dogs (particularly small ones) there is a risk of serious illness and even death if they are left untreated. …
Unless your retired greyhound continues to participate in performance events like lure coursing or agility, it will lose a lot of muscle when it retires from the track to a couch. That muscle will be replaced by fat. Muscle is …
This is manipulation I can get behind. A new study reveals that the infamous puppy dog eyes expression isn’t a way that our beloved pets express sadness — in fact, it may be a clever ploy by the dogs to …