For humans, few fruits match the burst of musky sweetness that a longan fruit offers, but can dogs eat longan? Dogs can eat a small amount of longan, providing the shell and pit of the fruit are removed. However, just because dogs can eat longan, doesn’t mean that they should. In this article, we’ll take […]
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Pugs are small, adorable, and affectionate little companions that have won the hearts of dog lovers throughout the world. They most commonly have either a solid black or solid fawn coat, but more rarely, they can have a beautifully marbled brindle coat. To learn more about Brindle Pugs, including their history, temperament, and lovely pictures,
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Osteoarthritis (commonly just called arthritis) is the most common form of arthritis in dogs. It is a chronic and degenerative joint disease. Arthritis can cause pain and discomfort for your furry companion at the best of times, but when temperatures drop, symptoms often worsen—sometimes drastically. As a loving dog parent, it’s only natural that you’d
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Australian Labradoodles are adorable non-shedding dogs with loyal and affable natures. They come in three different size ranges: miniature, medium, and standard. In this article, we’ll tell you everything you need to know about the Standard Australian Labradoodle! Australian Labradoodles are cross between three breeds: Poodle, Cocker Spaniel, and Labrador Retrievers. They can have a
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With its muscular, majestic looks and reputation as a loyal guardian, the legendary Mastiff has been a companion to mankind for more than 2,000 years.1 They’ve been used as war dogs, fighting dogs, and guard dogs, with their famously noble disposition compelling them to protect the ones they’re loyal to, while their gentle nature means
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With their dignified and regal demeanors, it’s no wonder so many people fall in love with Corgis. These dogs are known for their intelligence—in fact, they’re listed by Stanley Coren as the 11th most intelligent breed of dogs in his book, The Intelligence of Dogs. The good news for Corgi owners is that this means
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Corgis have luxurious double coats that make them look extra fluffy. While most Corgi owners opt to keep their pet’s coat at a medium length, there’s an array of stylish haircuts that complement this dog’s petite build and standout features. In this post, we’ll share eight of our favorite Corgi haircuts! The 8 Corgi Haircuts
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Sausage dog, wiener dog, dackel, teckel, or just Dachshund—whichever one of their many monikers you choose to call them by, these cute little dogs have a long and noble history, with red Dachshunds being the most common color in the breed. All Dachshunds originate from Germany, where they were bred to be ferocious badger-hunting dogs.
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When it comes to our cherished pets, aggressive behavior—be it a new development or an ongoing struggle—can be disconcerting and, in some cases, dangerous. When our dog’s behavior changes, it’s usually caused by an underlying issue. Aggressive behavior must be taken seriously from the start, and action must be taken immediately to prevent the behavior
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Australian Shepherds are friendly, hard-working ranch dogs. With their intelligence, strong work ethic, and overwhelming instinct for herding, it’s no wonder Aussies—as they’re affectionally named—became the cowboy’s best friend. These energetic and adorable dogs come in four main coat colors, which can be combined to create a further 11 distinct and incredible color-marking combinations—all of
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It’s normal for dog breeds with drooping jowls—such as Bloodhounds, Saint Bernards, and Mastiffs—to drool a lot. But, excessive drooling, medically known as ptyalism, is not always normal for Golden Retrievers. Sometimes, it’s a sign that something’s wrong. Not all excessive drooling is a cause for concern. Like all dogs, goldies drool in anticipation of
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