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Low maintenance dog breeds

Easy-care dogs come in all shapes and sizes. Although some believe tiny breeds make a dog owner’s life a bit easier, some of the most unpretentious canines tend to be on the larger side of dog breeds. There is no such thing as a maintenance-free dog. So expect walking, feeding, grooming, and playing to be still part of the routine. But there are some canines that fit hectic schedules better than the others. These are the low maintenance dog breeds. Discover some of the most popular, big and small, below.…

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Why do dogs lick things?

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Does your dog offer sloppy wet kisses left and right? Whether you’re excited, upset, or slightly concerned, you surely have the same burning question on your mind: Why do dogs lick everything in sight? Why do dogs lick? There are many reasons a dog will lick you – you might be showing affection or getting your attention. It can also be a sign of stress and anxiety. Dog licking may seem simple, but it’s such a complex behavior with so many different meanings. And if you’re concerned that your dog…

Have your dog euthanized

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Although heartbreaking, dog euthanasia is sometimes the best option for your pet. Laying down your dog is never easy, but doing some research before the sad day can help you understand everything a little better. Should i put my dog down? It’s the decision no one ever wants to make, but if your dog’s quality of life is suffering with no signs of improvement, putting your dog to sleep may be the best option. It’s a very difficult choice. On the one hand you want to spend as long as…

How to look after your dog’s teeth

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Dental disease in dogs When your four-legged friend has healthy teeth and gums, they can get the most out of their food while crunching up any delicious nibble. If his teeth hurt, they will soon be leaving their meals and your metabolism will suffer. Bad dental care doesn’t just affect the mouth. The bacteria caused by dental disease could eventually get into your dog’s bloodstream, potentially damaging their heart, liver, or kidneys. As a loving owner, what do you need to look out for to protect your pet’s pearly white?…

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Separation anxiety in dogs: symptoms and treatment

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You are undoubtedly proud of the unbreakable bond between you and your dog. You’re used to them frantically wagging their tails just because they’re happy to see you. They find they dutifully follow everywhere, as if knowing that you are safe is their only work in life. However, this close bond must be broken from time to time. You know that. Your dog probably doesn’t. Because of this, a very everyday evening with friends for you can turn into dramatic hours for your dog who doesn’t understand where you’ve gone…

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9 Little Dog Breeds That You Will Fall In Love With

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If you’ve always wanted a cute little dog with a smile everywhere, this is your chance to get acquainted with the cutest little companions ever. We’ve rounded up some of the best little dogs you could ask for. From small, fluffy pooches to those ready to charm you with their bold looks and adventurous spirits, these small dog breeds are a joy to have in your life. The best little dogs 1. The cute Bichon Frize Imagine the perfect small breed of dog and you will likely get close to…

When will my dog get older?

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It is more likely that internal changes will begin as they near their twilight years. Just like us, dogs gradually get older – there is no precise age at which they will “get older”, but they can usually be considered older between 5 and 9 years of age. The age at which your pet is classified as “older” depends on which dog you have, as smaller dogs typically have a much longer lifespan than giant breeds. Even as your dog gets older, he should be able to get the best…

Heat Stroke In Dogs: How To Identify Symptoms And Act Quickly

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Heat stroke in dogs can occur if they have no shade, ventilation, or water and, like humans, can be harmful. This can also occur when they are out with you, e.g. B. after intense physical activity in warm weather or after stress or overexcitation. What is heat stroke in dogs? Heat stroke, or heat exhaustion, in dogs refers to high body temperature not caused by underlying medical conditions but rather by excessive exposure to environmental factors, mainly hot temperatures. Heat stroke occurs because the dog’s body is unable to bring…

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New Years Resolutions: A Dog’s Perspective

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“Ok, Luna, it’s 2020 and it’s time to talk about resolutions. You will be marching the streets with me every day so I can measure exactly how many calories you’ve burned. They’ll be the goodies you love , because although we’re grateful we didn’t have to use the vacuum cleaner during the celebrations, it didn’t help your waistline. You will get organized and stop leaving your toys all over the house. You will stop scolding other dogs, when you’re in the car. It’s a bad habit you’ve gotten into. As…

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9 dog breeds with low scales

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Dogs are notorious for getting their hair almost anywhere, and they also seem to be able to sense when clothes are clean and prepare for them. But this shedding of fur means that some neat freaks and allergy sufferers avoid having a four-legged friend as they either can’t stand all of the loose hair in the house or the fur itself causes an allergic reaction. If you are one of those people you may have given up hope of ever having a dog, but did you know that there are…