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Indy the Dog Takes The PrizeJanuary 18, 2026
Yes, it is true! A dog beat humans and won the award for the Best Performance in a Horror or Thriller. This was a moment that surely sent ripples through the entertainment world, as Indy… Read more: Indy the Dog Takes The Prize
Old English Sheepdog Traits – Breeds 101January 11, 2026
The Old English Sheepdog is a large, affectionate breed known for its friendly nature and compatibility with children. They require regular exercise, grooming, and socialization to thrive as family pets.
Proper Way to Meet a New DogJanuary 4, 2026
It’s important to appear as friendly as possible when meeting a new dog. We shouldn’t loom over, shout, make sudden moves…
Czechoslovakian Wolfdog – Breeds 101December 28, 2025
The Czechoslovakian Wolfdog, created in the 1950s by crossing a German Shepherd and Carpathian wolf, has wolf-like appearance but is affectionate and energetic. They require experienced owners, rigorous training, and ample physical and mental stimulation, thriving best in rural environments.
High-Protein Diet And Aggression In DogsDecember 23, 2025
A high-protein diet does not cause aggression in dogs; factors like genetics, training, and environment play a more significant role. Nutritionally balanced diets maintain serotonin levels, with behavior influenced more by nurture than diet alone.
Volpino Italiano Traits – Breeds 101December 21, 2025
The Volpino Italiano, a lively and affectionate dog breed with roots in ancient Rome and Greece, demands proper care, training, and socialization. It’s an ideal family pet, yet requires daily mental and physical stimulation.
Guide Dogs and The NutcrackerDecember 18, 2025
The Royal Opera House hosted the “Pupcracker,” allowing guide dog puppies to learn theater behavior while their owners enjoyed The Nutcracker. The event emphasized accessibility and training in diverse environments.
Big Dog vs. Small Dog: What’s Best for You?December 17, 2025
Dogs vary greatly in size and needs. Choosing a dog depends on lifestyle, living situation, budget, family dynamics, and commitment level. Big dogs often require more activity and have higher costs, while small dogs adapt easily and may have more grooming needs.
Bite Wounds – When To Take a Dog to The Vet?December 14, 2025
Dog bite wounds are a frequent type of injury in dogs, and they lead to many vet visits. It most commonly affects younger, socially active dogs, specifically those in multi-dog homes or who often interact… Read more: Bite Wounds – When To Take a Dog to The Vet?
Luxating Patella in DogsDecember 10, 2025
Luxating patella involves a kneecap dislocating from its groove, primarily affecting smaller dog breeds. Symptoms include unusual walking and limping. Treatment varies by severity, often requiring surgery. Genetics and breeding practices contribute to the condition’s prevalence in specific breeds.
Pekingese Traits – Breeds 101December 7, 2025
The Pekingese is an ancient Chinese dog breed, originally favored by royalty. Recognized by the American Kennel Club in 1906, they are small, affectionate, and low-energy, requiring careful management of exercise and grooming.
Nederlandse Kooikerhondje Traits – Breeds 101December 3, 2025
The Nederlandse Kooikerhondje, an affectionate yet reserved toward strangers. Known for strong bonds with owners, they require daily activity and mental stimulation. Proper socialization is essential.
The 2025 National Dog Show: Meet SoleilNovember 30, 2025
One of the most significant dog shows in the United States is the National Dog Show, which is held in Pennsylvania on the Thanksgiving holiday weekend and broadcast on NBC. Each year, the judges choose… Read more: The 2025 National Dog Show: Meet Soleil
Hovawart Traits – Breeds 101November 28, 2025
The Hovawart, an ancient German working dog breed, excels as a family and farm dog. It requires consistent socialization, over two hours of daily exercise, and can be independent but is smart and trainable. They are protective, particularly of children.
Why Do Dogs Urinate In a New Place?November 26, 2025
Dogs may urinate indoors after moving due to scent-marking, stress, excitement, routine disruption, previous scents, or medical issues. Identifying the cause is essential in addressing the behavior, which can generally be resolved with patience and familiar scents.

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