Practical Tips: How to Take Care of Your Personatty Dog Properly
Canine arthritis is a common joint condition that typically manifests in senior dogs. As the doting pet parent of a 13-year-old Rottweiler/Lab mix suffering with the daily limitations of severe arthritis, I’ve researched this topic inside and out in the hopes of helping my “eldest daughter.” Usually, over the span of months or years, owners
READ MOREEar infections are the single largest reason people take their dogs to the vet. However, there are actually several types of ear infections that can affect your dog. Otitis is a general term describing inflammation or infection of the ear, and it can show up in your dog in several forms.Otitis externa is commonly indicated by redness or swelling in your dog’s
READ MOREThis could be for numerous reasons, whether it be they are frustrated greeters that become increasingly wound up when they see other people or dogs that they cannot get to, they could be dog aggressive, or they may just be really nervous and fearful. Whatever the reason walking these types of dog can be incredibly stressful for the owners
READ MORESmall dog breeds can be a great addition to your family for so many reasons. They are much easier to welcome into the home mainly due to their small size. It is also very easy to go for car rides with them or take along on longer trips. A small dog eats less food (think
READ MORESummers bring a lot of sunshine, playtime and happy memories for you and your dog. But, it all comes at a cost of sweat, smell, dirt, and grass. Rather than locking out the pooch after a good time together outside (this may discourage the Fido for play), you can find here some helpful summer tips for your dog.
READ MOREDog toys are a great way to feed and entertain your dog. Dogs need mental stimulation as much as they need physical exercise but sometimes they get bored with regular dog toys. When they play with a food toy, they are getting reinforced (when they get a piece of food) for playing with the toy,
READ MOREOctober 2022 Charity Spotlight: Great Pyrenees Rescue Society The Great Pyrenees is known as the “Gentle Giant”. Even-tempered and loyal, the Great Pyrenees (aka Pyrs) loves attention and can be a wonderful family pet as long as the pet owner is willing to be a strong leader and is okay with the stubborn and quirky
READ MOREConstipation is one of the most common health issues in dogs. Although it can usually be resolved naturally without veterinary intervention, constipation can lead to serious medical problems if you don’t get it under control. If you’re not sure whether or not your dog is constipated, here are a few tail-tale (who can resist such
READ MOREAt a seminar last year, I heard about a wonderful rule of thumb for socializing puppies. We all know we need to socialize our puppies and of course, I advocate systematic socialization in our group and online courses. I also see issues on the flip side of socialization. Just as a puppy can be under
READ MOREDo you find yourself feeling frustrated while trying to train your dog? Does it just seem like they aren’t listening? Or are you confused as to why things you thought your dog knew sometimes seem to go out the window? Then take a look at these top tips to help transform your training today. Motivate your Dog First, think about
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