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Nicole has loved animals of all sizes her whole life so it's no wonder she has dedicated her career to helping them through what she loves best: learning, writing, and sharing knowledge with others. She’s the proud mom of two dogs, a cat, and a human. With a degree in Education and 15+ years of writing experience, Nicole wants to help pet parents and pets around the planet to live happy, safe, and healthy lives.
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The Shiba Inu is the smallest of the six native dogs of Japan. You can recognize them by their compact, muscular bodies and curled tails. They have thick coats…
As a dog owner, you know your dog needs a bath now and then—especially when they get dirty by playing outdoors. But suppose you run out of your dog shampoo and…
If Bath and Body Works is your go-to source for gifts and home goods, you may be wondering if the brand’s candles are safe for dogs. You should know that many…
Ah yes, the Jack Russell Terrier—a fantastic, energetic, and naturally hunting breed. These working dogs are hugely popular and for good reason. They are spunk…
One of the most intimidating tools in diagnostic medicine is blood work. It sounds daunting, especially when it comes to our pets, but it is indispensable for…
Corgis are easily recognizable by their long bodies, short legs, and charming faces. These adorable dogs may look a little unusual, but they are loving and mak…
Ticks are a common worry for dog parents because of the diseases they can cause. These dark-colored bloodsuckers are also adept at hiding themselves in inconsp…
The sleek, silvery Weimaraner makes a beautiful, fun addition to the home. Due to their high intelligence and never-ending energy, you will have a playmate whe…
As a dog owner, you know that dealing with dog poop is part of everyday life. However, how much pooping is considered normal, and when does it become excessive…
The bulldogs that we know today—French, English, and American were bred from a medieval dog called an alaunt.1 Bulldogs were bred for their aggression—a trait…
