If you’re like many dog owners, you love taking your precious pet with you wherever you go. Traveling with your dog has become easier over the years, but traveling to another country is still rather difficult due to the many restrictions, laws, and regulations. But what about traveling with your dog to Mexico? While it’s […]
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There’s no denying that, as much as we love our dogs, they have some unpleasant habits and traits. Drooling is one trait shared by several dogs, especially Bloodhounds, Saint Bernards, and Great Danes. But what about the Boxer? Do they drool a lot? The answer, while not strictly definitive, is sometimes. Some Boxers drool more
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If you have a dog, you know they love meat, which isn’t surprising since they were once predators that hunted other animals to survive. What is surprising is how many other foods the average dog loves, from bananas and cheese to blueberries, carrots, and green beans! But what about bell peppers? If prepared correctly, bell
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Dogs and cats are the two most popular pets in the United States and we know that it’s crucial to their health that they drink plenty of water every day. Despite how they are often portrayed, many dogs and cats live together in harmony. In households like this, pet parents may want to know if it
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So, you’ve just adopted a vibrant and vivacious new dog and purchased everything you need to make their life with you comfy and enjoyable. One thing you don’t have yet, however, is a name. Now, plenty of great dog names are out there with every letter of the alphabet, from Archie to Zed. But what
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The Rhodesian Ridgeback was once a feared lion-hunting dog that never killed their prey, even though they were strong enough to do so. The Border Collie is an athletic, agile, and energetic dog that’s most content when they have a job to do. When you combine the breeds, a Rhodesian Border Collie can be an
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There’s no denying the cuteness factor of the Mini Goldendoodle. The outgoing and friendly Mini Goldendoodles are blessed with the desirable traits of the Golden Retriever and Miniature Poodle, including a friendly attitude and a lovely, huggable coat. Like all dogs, Mini Goldendoodles are prone to some health issues, most of which are inherited. Below
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Many “designer” dogs are bred in the United States today, and none is more interesting (or more difficult to define) as the Cane Corso French Bulldog mix. If you know dogs, you know that these two don’t have much in common besides being canines. Cane Corsos are big, beefy dogs known for being assertive, intimidating,
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While the Chocolate Lab and Golden Retriever are undoubtedly popular dogs, there’s something about a red dog that many pet parents appreciate. From the Irish Setter, the reddest of the red, to the Shiba Inu, Dachshund, Rhodesian Ridgeback, and many others, red dogs hold a special place in the dog world’s heart, which is why
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Although they differ greatly in size, the Jindo and Akita share a surprising number of traits. Both are loyal, highly intelligent, and remarkably easy to potty train, and they’re skilled hunting and guard dogs. When you combine the two breeds to get the Jindo Akita Mix, you typically get a medium-sized dog that’s protective, devoted
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The Goldendoodle is outgoing, affectionate, and adorable and is part of the recent trend of “designer” dogs that started with the Labradoodle. One question you might have about the Goldendoodle is, do they shed a lot? The answer, however, is difficult to determine. Some Goldendoodles shed more than others, depending on the genes they inherited
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Although the Greyhound is the world’s fastest dog, they’re also one of the sweetest and most affectionate. Some pet parents are hesitant to adopt adults, but are former racing Greyhounds good pets? The answer, which we’re sure will please most readers, is that former racing Greyhounds make excellent pets. Below, you can keep reading to
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Are you looking for an incredibly intelligent dog that learns quickly, is very clean, and will be an alert guard dog for you and your family? If so, the Akita and Jindo fit that description perfectly. Both breeds are surprisingly smart, enjoy learning new skills, and excel at agility training. They also have an instinctive
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Mastiffs are enormous dogs that you would think need a lot of grooming. However, because they have short and dense coats, Mastiffs are one of the easier breeds to groom. Like any task, however, some techniques will make grooming your Mastiff easier, faster, and more pleasurable. We’ve gathered 10 of the best below to help
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There are few activities more fun than taking a dog to a beach, lake, or other body of water and watching them splash around. Dogs have a strong attraction to water, and many seem to know how to swim instinctively. That brings up a question many pet parents have about their dogs, namely, do dogs
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Point your computer browser or smartphone over to YouTube, and you’ll find dozens of videos of Shiba Inus doing something similar to dancing. Now, while some might say these dogs aren’t genuinely dancing, the fact is that Shiba Inus seem to get “happy feet” more often than any other breed. The question is, why? What
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The magnificent Mastiff is a breed that can be traced back to ancient Rome and Greece and is one of the biggest dogs on earth. These powerful dogs look scary on the outside, but most are calm, affectionate dogs on the inside. One question many ask is whether Mastiffs make good guard dogs. Mastiffs do
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Being able to taste and discern between different foods is a sense that’s invaluable to humans. If you’re a dog owner, you might wonder if dogs share this important sense and can taste their foods using taste buds similar to ours. Dogs have taste buds and, in some respects, their sense of taste is more
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Many dog owners today are looking for healthier food options for their pets, including fish. Most fish are high in protein and other nutrients and are an excellent addition to a dog’s diet. One question you might have is whether haddock, a fast-growing saltwater species, is a healthy fish to feed your dog. Yes, haddock
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If you’ve heard of the Belgian Malinois, you might know they’re tireless workers that are strong, intelligent, and highly trainable. Another fact about the Belgian Malinois you’ve likely heard is that they form an intense and unbreakable bond with their human companions, so much so that many Belgian Malinois can’t bear to be away from
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The Belgian Malinois is an amazing dog with more than a few astounding qualities. The incredibly intelligent Belgian Malinois is also fearless, fast, and often chosen for police work due to its many fantastic qualities and traits. If you’re curious to learn more about this unique dog, we have a list of 14 amazing facts
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Since they’re known as some of the best guards and herding dogs in the world, the Belgian Malinois is a superb example of a dog bred for a specific job or purpose. Many believe the Belgian Malinois looks like a German Shepherd, with similar ears, muzzle shaping, colors, and markings. Another similarity both breeds share
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If you’re considering an English or Tibetan Mastiff as your next dog, you likely have many questions running through your head. Although both are huge breeds, there are several differences between the English and Tibetan Mastiff you need to know before deciding on which to adopt. How they act around their families and strangers, for
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The Collie and Border Collie are two famous and beloved breeds, but the Collie might be a bit more famous in the U.S. thanks to a dog named Lassie. While they have differences, these two popular dogs are similar beyond sharing a name. Both are herding dogs and excel at canine sports. The two dogs
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Once one of the most popular dogs in the United States, the Cocker Spaniel is still #29 on the American Kennel Club’s (AKC’s) list of most popular breeds. However, Poodles are ranked 5th thanks to their many wonderful attributes. It’s no big surprise, then, that a cross between these two outstanding dogs, the adorable Cockapoo,
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Few dogs are as active as the GSP Vizsla Mix, which is a cross between the German Shorthaired Pointer (GSP) and the Hungarian Vizsla. The two breeds have a lot in common but also have several differences. When they breed, their offspring are usually energetic canines. You’ll discover how energetic and other details about the
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Down syndrome causes cognitive delays and a higher risk for several health issues and is characterized by several physical traits. As the incidence of Down syndrome continues to increase in America, one question many have is whether dogs can have Down syndrome. While some congenital and genetic diseases exist in dogs, Down syndrome cannot occur
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One of the oldest known hunting dogs in the world is the Vizsla, and they were first bred in Hungary. These beautiful dogs are excellent in the field and in the home and are known to be extremely high-energy canines. Vizslas also make strong bonds with their owners and are loyal to their core. Vizslas
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The Cocker Spaniel is affectionate, energetic, and great with kids, and it’s one of America’s favorite dogs. One thing you might have heard about Cocker Spaniels is that they tend to suffer from separation anxiety. That begs the question; can a cocker spaniel be left alone at home? According to many veterinarians and dog experts, the
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Are you looking for an affectionate, intelligent, energetic, and gorgeous dog? If so, the Springer Spaniel and the Cocker Spaniel fit the bill almost perfectly. Both breeds are beloved in the United States for their gentle nature, high energy levels, and big, beautiful eyes. These two popular working dog breeds are easy to train, have
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