Doggy DNA Testing: Why Knowing Your Mutt’s Genetic Makeup Matters
From great danes to dobermans and dachshunds, it’s fair to say that man’s best friend never fails to brighten up our day and bring joy to our
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What Is Your Dog’s Memory Span?
In recent years, scientists have begun to study dogs’ ability to remember, and to try to ascertain just what types of memories dogs have. It’s
The Separation Anxiety Top 10 List
This is a list of the key pieces that need to be incorporated or understood when working with separation anxiety. This list must be taken
Labrador Retriever
The Labrador Retriever is again the most popular AKC breed in the U.S.A. Additionally, they lead in nearly every major city. With a generally friendly,
My Dogs Coat is Full of Static
It seems like a problem ripped from the comic books, but for some pet owners, it’s a fact of life. If your dogs’ coat is
Dog Diarrhea – Treatment and Prevention of Diarrhea
The presence of diarrhea in dogs should always be cause for concern. There are a plethora of causes of both acute and chronic diarrhea in
Excessive Barking
Barking is one of the most common, as well as commonly annoying, vocalization methods of dogs. Wolves in the wild are believed to bark for
The 10 Most Toxic Foods for Pets – Infographic
Evidence shows that newer medications are becoming more attractive to our pets as some manufacturers are using gel-based capsules and other sweet-flavored ingredients that are
Feeding a Dog Bones – Weigh the Risks Against the Benefits
A dog and a bone seems as natural a combination as peanut butter and jelly. If you don’t believe it, you can show a bone
Cancers in Dogs
It’s hard to believe that despite lifespans that are relatively short compared to that of humans, cancers in dogs are a significant concern for pet