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Dog Zoomies: Why They Happen and What to Do
Zoomies in puppies and dogs might sound funny — and usually they're silly and harmless! But, why do the dog zoomies happen and could they ever put your pup in danger?
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Celebrating The Delightful Dachshund
Learn all there is to know about the playful and delightful Dachshund!
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Facts on the Chihuahua Dog Breed
How long do Chihuahuas live? The Chihuahua lifespan is pretty long -- as much as 17 years -- but they have a tendency to develop health problems like hypoglycemia, joint ailments, eye infections and bronchitis. Also, the tops of their skulls never fully develop, leaving soft spots ("moleras") that should be protected.
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How Rescue Dogs Say “Thank You”
Here's all the ways that rescue dogs say "thank you" for all of your support and kindness.
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6 Household Cleaning Products That Are Not Safe for Dogs
Many dog parents keep cleaning products that are not safe for dogs around the house. So, is Pine Sol safe for dogs? Is Lysol safe for pets? Are Mr. Clean, Clorox Bathroom Cleaner and Scrubbing Bubbles safe for dogs? What about detergents like Tide and Cheer?
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Wondering How to Clean Your Dog’s Ears? A How-To (and How Often!) Guide
Confused on how to clean your dog's ears? How often should you clean your dog's ears and can you clean your dog's ears at home? Check out our how-to and how often guide to clean your dog's ears safely and effectively.
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Meet the German Shorthaired Pointer
Meet the German Short-haired Pointer! This sociable, athletic breed makes a great hunting companion and family friend.
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Best Dogs for Travel
Are you someone who is looking to adopt a dog but also loves to travel? Traveling with your canine companion can be exciting, as long as you know the facts and have the right breed.
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Dog-Friendly Breweries to Try This Summer
Looking for a way to meet new people and friends for your dog? Try going to a dog friendly brewery! In this article, we go over the do's and don'ts of breweries.
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Calm Your Dog’s Who’s-At-the-Door Behavior
Does your dog bark uncontrollably at the front door? Are you looking for a way to train him? In this article we go in depth on how to resolve your dog's front door behavior.
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Dug Up at Dogster: August 2019 Dog Events
Check out these August 2019 dog events and really make it all about those dog days of summer!
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New Interactive Rabies Law Map
The Policy Surveillance Program has launched a new Interactive Map to help keep pet owners informed about ever-changing rabies vaccination laws.
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Why Is Your Dog’s Stomach Making Noises? A Vet Weighs In
If you’ve ever wondered, “Why is my dog's stomach making noises?” you’re not alone. A vet tells us if your dog's stomach making noises is normal ... or a cause for concern.
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Recipe: Turmeric Spiced Sweet Potatoes and Eggs
Try out this new fun recipe for you and your dog to enjoy!
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My Dog Sleeps All Day — Is It Normal?
Ever thought, "My dogs sleeps all day"? You're not alone. How many hours a day do dogs sleep? If your dog sleeps all day, it might be normal … or not. We turned to the experts for insight into dog sleeping habits. This is what they said.
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Common Rescue Dog Behavior Issues
Though it can be challenging, training a rescue dog is extremely worthwhile and rewarding. Here are some tips from renowned trainer, Victoria Stilwell.
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What Fruits and Vegetables Are Safe for Dogs?
These delicious fruits and vegetables aren't only healthy for humans they are great for your dogs too! Find out why they benefit your dogs diet.
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Cancer Link: Omega-3 Fatty Acids and Hypothyroidism
Studies suggest a possible link between Omega-3 Fatty Acids, Hypothyroidism and Cancer.
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Can You Put Neosporin on Dogs? What to Know About Neosporin on Dogs
Can you put Neosporin on dogs to treat a minor wound, cut, or scrape? Can you put Neosporin on dogs' stitches or sutures? What happens if a dog licked or ingested Neosporin? Let's answer some common questions about Neosporin for dogs here.
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Gastritis in Dogs — What to Know
Most of the time when your dog throws up there is nothing to worry about. But there could be a good chance that something worse is going on.
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What to Know About a 6-Year-Old Dog
At the age of 6, dogs are fully mature and are at the beginning of their senior years. Just because they are getting older, doesn't mean you can't still enjoy your time together!
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Pets Are Key to Healthy Aging
Its no secret that owning a pet brings all sorts of benefits to your life. Recent studies show evidence that suggests owning a pet fosters healthy aging for humans.
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