What is Dog Pacing and Why Does it Happen?
Dog pacing is very recognizable. This is because dog pacing is very similar to human pacing, meaning that the dog will either walk back and forth or walk without a specific destination in mind. On…
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Study Says ‘Separation Anxiety’ in Dogs May Not Be What You Think
There are many problems that a dog owner can encounter with their pet, and one of these is separation anxiety. This is the name given when dogs suffer from episodes of anxiety when their owner…
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Possibly The Most Motivational Therapy Dog In The World
A particular therapy dog, takes workout to a whole other level with his killer moves alongside his owner. The video of a dog busting some sick moves with his owner in an exercise has made…
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Coronavirus and Your Dog: What You Need to Know
According to VetMed at the University of Illinois, to date, there isn’t any evidence that dogs can contract COVID-19. In addition, the WHO is currently advising the public that there isn’t any evidence that suggests…
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What is the Right Number of Dogs to Own?
If you are an animal lover and you decide you want to welcome a dog into your home, then the number of dogs you should keep is an essential consideration. This is such a serious…
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How to Keep Your Dog Occupied During a Quarantine
Keeping your dog occupied during a quarantine is no easy task, especially if they’re the active kind that’s used to plenty of daily walks. But with a little bit of ingenuity, a dash of patience,…
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Shelter Dog Gets Adopted After Going Viral On Social Media
A dog that has been living in a shelter since she was two has finally been adopted after a social media post she featured in went viral. Ginger had been living in the Dogwood Animal…
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Golden “Unicorn” Dog Born with One Ear Captures Everyone’s Hearts
Unicorns are existent only in fairy tales. A unicorn dog, however, is a different thing by itself. The world got to see a unicorn dog thanks to a photo that made round on the internet….
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Abandoned Dog Spent 6 Years in Shelter and Gets Adopted
The United States has over 13,600 shelters that take in around 7.6 million pets, but only a third of these animals get adopted. Consequently, there is usually a plea for people to give the shelter…
