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Housebreaking How-To’s: Grass Litter Boxes vs Housebreaking Training Pads
Doggy housebreaking, the favorite part of every new pet parent. No, not really. If you have ever tried housebreaking a puppy, you'll know that...
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Dog Tail Docking: 5 Dangers of This Procedure (Based on Science)
Dog tail docking, or canine caudectomy, originated more than 2000 years ago (1). Its first intention was to protect hunting dogs because their tail...
What You Should Do If Your Dog Keeps Falling Down the...
Dogs are very well-coordinated animals that don’t lose their balance as easily as, for example, very young kids. And if you've been noticing your...
8 Ways to Dog-Proof Your Home for Christmas
Dog owners, especially those with puppies, that wish for a lovely Christmas time need to ensure the safety of their young dogs. Christmas celebrations...
7 Vitamins for Dogs That All Dog Owners Need to Know...
Dogs, like humans, need vitamins in specific quantities for the proper functioning of their metabolism. Most often, a good quality dog food you're buying...
25 Wolf Dog Breeds
It is common knowledge that pet dogs of today are descendants of wolves. While it's not as noticeable in the Chihuahua or the Yorkshire...
Is Your Dog Afraid of Stairs? Here’s How to Fix This...
Does your puppy or dog whine, cry, tuck their tail, and turn away when it comes to using a set of stairs? You're not...
The Best Cyber Monday Deals on Dog Supplies We Could Find
Black Friday is over, and even though some of the previous Black Friday deals are still ongoing, we're moving onto Cyber Monday now. We've...
31 Dog Food and Feeding Myths Debunked [Infographic]
There are far too many myths when it comes to dog food and feeding. Some are old tales, some are spread as misinformation through...
48 Ways to Save Money on Dog Grooming, Training and Supplies
American dog owners spend $100 per month on their dogs, on average. Dog grooming alone can get pricey, going up to $45 per month...
13 Ways to Prevent Hypothermia and Frostbite in Dogs
The risk of hypothermia and frostbite in dogs is greatly increased when outdoor temperatures fall below 32 degrees Fahrenheit (0 degrees Celsius).
The normal range...
