The right size Basically, a client must choose the right-sized bone for the right-sized pet. It is not as simple as small pet/small bone or large pet/large bone. Owners should be encouraged to observe how their pet chews and ingests …
There are some really cheap options you can consider. I recommend Hotfenlee’s Wireless Video Doorbell Camera (available on Amazon.com). It’s a doorbell camera, but what’s really great is that it has a motion detector, so if anyone tries to break …
How To Tell If Your Dog Is Too Cold As large dogs, Berners have a normal body temperature in the range of 101.5-102.5 °F / 38.5-39.2 °C. If the dog cools down to 90 – 95 °F / 32-35 °C, …
What Is Fish Oil? Fish oil is an extract from fish, most commonly salmon, anchovies, sardines, mackerel, or herring. Oils from these fish are used to make fish oil for both humans and dogs because they contain beneficial components called …
Why can’t dogs eat cooked bones? Cooked bones, including left over bone scraps from your plate, no matter if they are baked, boiled, steamed, fried or smoked are dangerous to our pooches for a number of reasons. As bones are …
How long does it take to train my Lab? It really depends on what you are sending your dog away to be trained for. Basic obedience training can take anywhere from 4 to 8 weeks, or longer for some dogs. …
What To Do if Your Dog Ate a Candle Some scented candles might smell delicious to your dog and they might not be able to resist having a nibble or even eating the whole thing. If you think your dog …
Anatomy (Form and Structure) of Jaw Muscles A pit bull’s jaw muscles are linked to the crown of its head, which also gives them that bulkier appearance along with great biting capabilities and impressive gripping strength. At the end of …
As at 31st December 2021, IGDF Member Organisations had: 97 IGDF Members in 34 countries 22,939 Guide Dogs currently working 2,405 Guide Dogs trained during 2021 18,907 Follow-up/aftercare visits 5,589 individual employees 674 Guide Dog Mobility Instructors 208 Apprentice/trainee Guide …
How to Care for Your Dog’s Incision Site If you’ve ever had surgery, you probably remember the directions you were given about keeping your incision site dry (at least for a few days after surgery). The same goes for your …