Obesity in Dogs
The problem of canine obesity has increased significantly. In fact, it is the most common medical condition in companion animals.
Animal Cruelty News: Woman Tapes Dog Mouth Closed and Brags on Facebook
Police in North Carolina have reported that a woman in their state taped her dog’s mouth shut with duct tape to make it stop barking. Kimberly Ann Howell, 25, of Salisbury, N.C. has been charged with animal cruelty in this case.
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Dog Grooming 101
Grooming is an essential part of the well-being and overall health of a dog. It supports general cleanliness, and skin health. Grooming helps to create a closer bond between the dog and the owner.
Signs It’s Time to Change Your Dog’s Food
With all of the dog foods out there, it can be a painstaking process to decide which one is right for your dog. Because of this, some people choose to buy the same dog food for their dog’s entire life.
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The Behavior of Dogs
Are you wondering if your dog’s behavior is normal? This guide will walk you through many common canine behaviors.
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Top 10 Pet Halloween Costumes
Hot dog! This all-American pup is decked out and ready to make his Halloween debut.
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Household Dangers for Pets
When it comes to protecting your pets, you almost have to look at it in terms of childproofing your home.
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Raw Dog Food Diet
Comprised primarily of raw meat, bones, fruits and vegetables, the raw dog food diet is increasing in popularity. Eaten for a long time by racing greyhounds and sled dogs, the use of the raw dog food diet is quite controversial today.
Canine Body Language
Is your doggie trying to tell you something? Learning canine body language is a way to figure this out for yourself. Being able to read a dog’s body language will help you to better predict what he is about to do.
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How to Care for a Senior Dog
Most dogs are considered to be senior when they reach 7 to 10 years of age. You can see that your dog is aging when they have a graying of their coat, particularly around the muzzle. As your dog ages, their hearing may not be as good as it once was. His fur may not
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