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Out of the 222 dog breeds recognized by The Kennel Club, can you tell which of those are pastoral dog breeds? A canine originally raised...

Dealing with a dog in heat can sometimes be a frustrating experience for owners who never had to deal with it before. But even without...

Dog tail docking, or canine caudectomy, originated more than 2000 years ago (1). Its first intention was to protect hunting dogs because their tail made...

Many first-time dog owners are wondering about dog pregnancy. If you think your dog is pregnant, hopefully, it was a planned event. If it was, then...

Using gun dogs for hunting has been one of the favorite parts for many game hunters since the practice began many centuries ago. At this point, hunters...

The Kennel Club, the first acknowledged kennel club in history, currently recognizes 222 dog breeds categorized into seven groups. Can you tell which of those...

In this blog, we'll tackle everything you'll need to know about the Alaskan Malamute dog breed. These dogs are smart, loyal, and very affectionate. This...

A staph infection is a type of infection caused by the bacteria Staphylococcus. Staph infection in dogs is as common as it is in...

Are you planning to move to a new state or an unfamiliar place? Well, that can be challenging, especially for pet owners. If you're moving...

For small but independent dogs, we present you with the Scottish Terrier dog breed. Get ready because these dogs are stubborn and sensitive to...

Many affectionately call large and giant breed dogs the world's gentle giants, making loyal and loving companions. A few large and giant breeds are known...

Have you ever wondered why your dog kicks his leg when you scratch that sweet spot under his chin or on his belly? Dogs are funny creatures, and this is one of their most well-known comical traits. Are they ticklish? Is it just a random reflex? I’m sharing the science behind the question of why do dogs kick their leg when you scratch their belly, and the answer might surprise you!