Easing Your Dog’s Separation Anxiety: Top Tips

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Seeing our beloved dogs upset or anxious can be heart-wrenching, especially when it comes to separation anxiety. We can sometimes feel at a loss. If you’re tired of coming home to a stressed-out dog or finding your favorite shoes chewed up, rest assured, we’ve got your back. In this blog post, we’ll help you unravel … Read more

Why Is My Dog Lifting His Leg but Not Peeing?

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Ever caught your dog lifting his leg but not doing the deed? You’re not alone, and there’s more to it than meets the eye. As you delve into the reasons behind this curious behavior, you’ll gain valuable insights to better understand and care for your canine companion. Is This Normal Dog Behavior? Absolutely! It’s not … Read more

Dog Cowers When You Raise a Hand? (Prevent flinching with these steps)

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Have you ever wondered why your dog flinches when you raise your hand, even though you would never hurt them? According to research from Scientific Reports, 72.5% of all dogs showed at least one anxiety-related behavior.  It’s a heartbreaking sight, but thankfully, there are ways to prevent it and build a stronger bond with your … Read more

How to Take Care of a 3-4 Week Old Pitbull Puppy? (Guide)

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A month-old Pitbull puppy is too young to be separated from the mom and littermates. However, it does happen sometimes, and learning how to care for them is crucial in helping them become healthy and well-adjusted companions. If a puppy can’t stay with its mother and littermates until at least 8 weeks old, it’s essential … Read more

What Happens if a Dog Eats a Permanent Marker? (what to do and the safe options)

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There are all kinds of permanent markers, and almost all pose a risk if left around your dog. Whether you want to draw on your dog or work in an area filled with markers, here’s what can happen if the dog eats one. Some permanent markers even have toxic ink, which is another danger. Let’s … Read more

Is It Cruel to Sell Your Dog? (how to do it ethically)

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Most people want what’s best for their pets, and for various reasons, people start thinking about selling. This is when they often ask whether it’s cruel or not to sell their dog or puppy. In this article, we explore whether it’s humane to sell a dog/puppy, why selling online is a bad idea, how to … Read more

Can a Dog Defend Itself Against a Coyote? (size & protection)

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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

Can a Dog Have a Seizure After Eating Pedigree?

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Many dogs eat Pedigree because it’s a well-known dog food. However, some owners are concerned about whether it can cause seizures in dogs. So what’s the deal? There are no ingredients in Pedigree that may actively cause seizures or cause allergic reactions. Dog health is a mix of breed, genetics, and environment – dog food … Read more

Shaving Your American Eskimo Dog: Yes or No?

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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