Author name: Dr. Dilber

Dr. Dilber is a veterinarian, who studied veterinary medicine at the Sindh Agriculture University Tandojam. After completing the degree, he worked as a veterinary surgeon in different vet surgeries and clinics in Pakistan. He is also working for Animal Welfare and Animal Rights in Pakistan. Besides this, he is giving lectures, some of them at the University of animal sciences, Lahore, and publishing articles about pet health, nutrition, diseases, and animal welfare issues. As an expert and animal rights activist, he often has to be at court of justice to support lawsuits regarding animal welfare.

An owner outside with their Samoyed, trying to train it.

Do Samoyeds Need Professional Training?

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Samoyeds are incredibly loving and sweet dogs. But is that all they are? Do Samoyeds need professional training? They do, but maybe not as much as some other dogs.

An owner wagging their finger at their dog to discipline it.

How To Discipline A Dog?

Leave a Comment / Frequently Asked Questions, Training / By Dr. Dilber

If you’re wondering how to properly and safely discipline a dog, then this article’s for you!

A dog scratching its ears outside.

Why Do Dogs Scratch Their Ears?

Leave a Comment / Frequently Asked Questions, Health and wellness / By Dr. Dilber

Why do dogs scratch their ears? It’s a question that may be on your mind. We’re here to help with our thorough explanation of this topic.

A small dog laying next to some alcohol by the pool.

How Much Alcohol Can A Small Dog Have?

Leave a Comment / Frequently Asked Questions, Health and wellness, Safety / By Dr. Dilber

Wondering how much alcohol a small dog can have? We spent some time exploring this issue so we can help you keep your dog safe. Enjoy!

A dog at the vet getting checked out to see if it has any pain.

What Can I Give My Dog For Pain?

Leave a Comment / Frequently Asked Questions, Health and wellness, Safety / By Dr. Dilber

So, having the thought, “What can I give my dog for pain?” That’s totally normal. Not to worry either because we explain everything you need to know about this topic!