Five Important Caretaking Tips for Your Lhasa Apso
The name of the Lhasa Apso means either a bearded Lhasa dog or a goat-like Lhasa dog, with Lhasa being the capital of Tibet. In that country, the breed was created to serve as an…
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Bichon Frise: Five Tips for Taking Special Care
The Bichon Frise can be traced back to the ancient exploration days in the Mediterranean. It is a healthy breed that is believed to have originated from white dogs carried by Phoenicians and other ancient…
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Five German Shepherd Myths You Shouldn’t Believe
Having a German Shepherd can be fun. They are great with kids, can provide additional security when you are not around, and have an excellent bonding ability. However, when not raised properly, they can exhibit…
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Weimaraner Dog Breed: Five Things to Avoid
For canine obsessives, all dogs have a unique beauty. There are some breeds, however, which are elegant enough to take your breath away. The Weimaraner is one such breed. With their long legs and silky…
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Cocker Spaniel Puppies: 5 Tips for Better Care
Cocker Spaniels are among the most beautiful dogs in the small to medium size range. They are available in a variety of color combinations but perhaps the most appealing side of the cocker spaniel is…
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American Bulldog Puppies: 5 Tips for Taking Care of Them The Right Way
American bulldogs are muscular and full of tenacity. They can keep going for ages, require plenty of exercise and can be very strong. If you live an active lifestyle and are athletic then this dog…
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The Reason Dogs Noses are Wet and Cold
In the dog, the olfactory system (or sense of smelling) is the primary sense and it is very efficient. In fact, about 30 percent of their brain is designated to analyzing odor. This is almost…
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Should You Let Your Dog Get Major Oral Surgery?
It is normal to be stressed when your animal must undergo a surgery. Your fear can be amplified considerably when the dog is elderly as they are in a weakened state. Humans have a strong…
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How to Help Your Dog Avoid Dry, Itchy Skin in Winter
The mating period brings more than just hoarfrost and thunder snows. It comes with elevated hydro bills, wet socks, snowball fights, cold, crisp air and, unfortunately, dry, itchy skin. This can mean bad news for…
