Pitbulls, often misunderstood and underestimated, spark curiosity about their potential in law enforcement roles. Many people wonder if these powerful canines can rise to the challenge of police work. In this blog post, we’ll dive deeper into the world of pit bulls and their capabilities, comparing them to other popular police dog breeds and exploring … Read more
You might be wondering why your dog doesn’t howl, especially when other dogs in the neighborhood let out their distinct vocalizations. Is something wrong, or is your dog simply a quiet type? As a dog owner myself, I recall feeling concerned when my usually quiet dog suddenly let out a howl one night. I later … Read more
Coyotes can be daring and aggressive and often snatch pets from owner’s farms. While many dog breeds will stand up to coyotes, can they actually defend themselves? Since coyotes aren’t very big or strong, a single medium or large-bred dog can often defend itself against a coyote, even several. Coyotes will typically be fearful of … Read more
You can shave an American Eskimo dog, but it’s typically not recommended because they need it to cool off and regulate temperature. Shaving them once a year shouldn’t be an issue, especially in getting rid of matting. However, avoid shaving them down to the undercoat. To minimize the risk, aim for a trim during spring … Read more
Over thousands of years of domestication, dogs evolved from wolves. However, humans played a large part in their breeding as well. So, how will dogs progress? Surprisingly, evolution does not play a role in domestic animals. According to Hardy Weinberg, dogs are not evolving because evolution conditions cannot exist without random mating. Because dogs are subjected … Read more
There are several ways you can get Greyhounds in the US. You can buy Greyhounds from reputable breeders through the AKC website. You can get ex-racers and young Greys unfit for racing, or you may stumble upon a pregnant Grey female in a rescue center. Your best bet is getting an ex-racer, or a Greyhound deemed … Read more
Panting in dogs is the same as sweating in humans – they pant to control their body temperature. However, some dogs seem to pant a lot, while others don’t. Why is that? If your dog does not pant, they may not get hot enough to require cooling. Some dog breeds don’t need a lot of … Read more