Why is my dog crying after getting neutered? There are a few reasons your dog may cry after getting neutered. The good news is, this is normal, particularly in the hours after surgery. Understanding why your pooch is crying can …
The promise of a treat Many dogs know that part of the fun of a car ride is the opportunity to stop for a delicious people food snack. Taking your dog out for a Sunday afternoon drive? He might just …
Frequently asked questions about walking your dog How long should I walk my dog for? The government recommends that we get at least 30 minutes of exercise each day and this is something that everybody can achieve – and go …
What are the types of dog eyelid tumors? Tumors of the eyelid may be benign (i.e. non-cancerous) or malignant (i.e. cancerous). Thankfully, about 75% of dog eyelid tumors are benign. And even those that are technically malignant may sometimes still …
Because the dog is associated with death, we see it also associated with Bhairava, Shiva’s fierce form, who is called the guardian or protector of Kashi. As the kotwal of Kashi, he is seen riding dogs, again a reference to …
Luckily, not all lumps are cause for alarm. Many dogs develop fatty tumors, aka lipomas, which are almost always benign. That means they won’t spread to the rest of the body like a malignant tumor would. A dog can have …
What to do if a pregnant dog gets dirty? It should be fine to bathe a pregnant dog unless they are subject to the above restrictions. We must make an effort to ensure that they are not in a position …
Many people don’t know the difference between the Pit Bull, the Staffordshire Terrier, and the American Bull Dog. Pit Bulls do have a bad reputation in the mainstream media and, unfortunately, to some extent the reputation does seem to be …
There are arguments on both sides. Those in favor argue that there is nothing intrinsic to the nature of God or animals that would prohibit God from creating new creatures and miraculously keeping them in existence. Just as God will …
Dog whistle appears to have taken on this political sense in the mid-1990s; the Oxford English Dictionary currently has a citation from a Canadian newspaper, The Ottawa Citizen, in October of 1995, as their earliest recorded figurative use: “Its an …