What do you do with your pup during his allotted play time? Dogs are incredibly social creature and puppies in particular are actively working on social skills and are looking to other pack members (older dogs and confident humans) for …
Potential Reasons Why Your Dog is Wheezing In the meantime, however, you may find yourself wondering what could be causing your dog to wheeze. In this article, we’ll explain some of the most common causes of this condition so you …
How Will I Know if it Will Change If your puppy has a splotchy nose that is pink and black, then it’s probable it will turn black within 8 to 12 weeks. If your puppy has a splotchy nose that …
Puppy Mills Beware of puppy mills, where dogs are kept in poor living conditions. They are bred and kept in cramped spaces then sold without much regard for the well-being of the dog. These breeders can make false claims about …
Sings of a Dog Sensing You’re Going Into Labor With so many stories all over the web about dogs sensing their humans were going into labor before they even knew it, there are a few common signs that suggest a …
The History of the Bull TerrierThe family tree of the Bulldog is massive with many branches. One of those branches holds the bull-and-terrier breeds, the various results of 18th-century crosses between bulldogs and terriers. Those crosses were made with the …
When Do You Take a Puppy to the Vet for the First Time? Even if your new puppy comes with documentation of up-do-date shots, you still want to take him to your veterinarian a few days after he comes home. This …
Keeping Your Dogs Bed Clean Between Washes Washing a dogs bed without a removable cover is not something we want to be doing every week. Although, it is recommended to wash your dog’s bedding weekly. There are a few simple …
Each In Situ dog trains for up to eight months, smelling samples of breath, plasma, urine, and saliva collected by doctors and sent to the foundation. After smelling more than 300 unique samples, dogs are able to distinguish between a …
2 Answers 2 Sorted by: I want to suggest that the answer is simply “dont”. While Sam A has a point that sex and puberty (as well as older age, some dogs do get “grumpy” with age) plays a part …