10 Things You Didn’t Know about the Chinook Dog
When you hear the word “Chinook” what is the first thing that comes to your mind? For some people it is the Chinook winds that are cold and biting and cross the lands of Canada…
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The Five Most Popular Spaniel Breeds in the World
Spaniel comes from the Old French espaigneul, which means “Spanish dog.” In turn, the Old French espaigneul comes from the Latin Hispaniolus, which means “Spanish.” As a result, it should come as no surprise to…
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10 Things You Didn’t Know about the Walker Hound
There used to be a breed called the Walker Hound. However, the term tends to be used in the present to refer to a breed that came from the Walker Hound, which is called the…
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What are Raised Hackles in Dogs and What Does it Mean?
Almost all of us as devoted pet owners have come to understand most of the language that our dogs speak. While we can’t understand what all of their gestures and communications mean, we do learn…
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This is Why Your Dog is Vomiting White Foam
One of the scariest things that a pet owner can experience is to see their beloved animal sick. When a dog is vomiting white foam, there may be a serious underlying issue, or it could…
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What Defines a Dog as Being a Spitz?
A spitz isn’t a particular breed of dog. Instead, it is a type of dog, which is a much broader category based on various factors such as look, lineage, and intended function. As for the…
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What Coprophagia Is and How to Fix It
Just like humans, dogs can suffer from a wide range of conditions and while some of these are physical, others are psychological. They also display a wide range of behaviors and these can vary from…
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Does Your Dog Cough After Drinking Water? Here’s What it Means
It isn’t uncommon for dogs to cough after drinking water from time to time. After all, dogs can drink faster than what they can handle for pretty much the same reasons as humans, meaning that…
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How Do You Get Rid of Dog Tear Stains?
Dog tear stains are a symptom that can show up in a wide range of dogs for a wide range of reasons. Under normal circumstances, a dog’s tears are supposed to keep their eyes well-lubricated…
