Mary Nielsen
If you have a yard where your dog can safely leave to get some more space or go to the bathroom, dog doors could be the difference of needing to remember to let the dog in our out every time, and coming home to a pet that is already walked and happy to see you. This guide to dog doors will teach you what to look for, what are the advantages of different pet doors, and how you can incorporate them into your home.
It is not easy having a little dog. All small being, be they human or canine kind have that special ability to show a lot of attitude and be very hard to handle while remaining adorable and lovable, leaving you only to pet them and feed them. Yorkshire terriers are no different, as their immeasurable cuteness is only surpassed by their will to play with you.
As all dogs, Yorkies are complex, but in their own special ways.
The Golden Retriever is one of the most popular dog breeds across the US and the world at large. Owing to their popularity is their adaptability to various circumstances and duties. If you are looking to acquire a Golden Retriever,this guide covers everything that you need to know about the dog and its qualities.
The Golden Retriever first came into existence in the 1800s when Dudley Marjoribanks bred a Tweed Water Spaniel with a rare yellow dog that came from black retrievers.
It is not an empty statement when they say that dog is man’s best friend.
Since the time when we were still living in caves and hunting with stones, dogs were there to help us with the senses we lack. Now, when most dogs serve only for companionship, there are still some dogs that make human life easier, these are the service guide dogs.
Granted, they are as cute as their pet brethren,
Owning a puppy is one of life’s little pleasures. However, the reality of having a puppy is far different from what mass media would tell you, as every sweet moment of cuddles and puppy kisses is matched by a difficult time of cleaning after the puppy and fearing for its well-being. Your head is probably filled with a lot of fantasies of adorable fun-filled moments playing fetch at the park and taking long walks around the neighborhood.
Simply Nourish is by no means a rookie when it comes to dog food production, as their company, American Nutrition, has been established in 1972 and is slowly working up to the half-century mark of continuous operation. As it was originally envisioned as a producer of high-quality pet food that can be easily recognized and that doesn’t contain any artificial colors or artificial flavors, this statement has later developed into the use of only natural ingredients and only organic food in the creation of their products.
While for most dog owners picking out a premium dog food that has limited ingredients might sound counter-intuitive, there are some very good reasons why you would want to avoid some elements that are often found in both dry kibble and wet dog food. These ingredients are generally not harmful to most dogs, but if your dog has an intolerance or even an allergy, to some substances it can be detrimental for them to ingest even a small amount.
Nothing makes your dog happier than receiving a nice can of wet dog food that they are able to much up in seconds. Senior dogs and puppies alike prefer the richness of scent and flavor that can only come from wet food, and it is also much easier to make this type of food better for their health, as many perishable substances can be introduced that would spoil in any other way.
There is nothing worse than seeing your puppy suffer from an illness, and it is especially hard when the problem causing the pain is internal, as you will not be able to treat it directly. This is exactly the case with kidney disease in canines, as there is little treatment except to give your pet some good puppy food that is low in phosphorous, but that still has all the necessary high-quality protein that your dog would need to stay strong and active.
The growing diabetes epidemic is not only affecting humans. Diabetes is increasing among dogs as well. Based on research studies, one in every 200 dogs is at a risk of developing this disease. Now, if your pooch is diagnosed with diabetes, you may feel like it’s a death sentence. Although complex, canine diabetes is a manageable condition. In fact, your pup can live many healthy years after a diabetes diagnosis.
