Every kid’s dream is to work with their favorite animal and their pet, so naturally, one of the most common answers to the question, “What is your dream job?” is “a veterinarian”. However, there aren’t overflowing numbers of vets in the world. So, is it hard to be a vet?
Owning a dog is a full-time job, and you probably want your dog to be well-behaved. But how can you do it? How do you show dogs you’re in charge?
Does your dog often drive you crazy with its problematic behavior? Jumping on your friends, getting on the table, having anxiety when separated from you or maybe it even shows aggression toward other dogs?
What is it that makes Samoyeds so special? In other words, what are Samoyeds most known for? Actually, Samoyeds are most known for several things, including their fur, smile, and more!
Potential dog owners are drawn to Samoyeds, and it’s easy to see why. They are smart, loyal, friendly, and beautiful. So, are Samoyeds good for new pet owners? Is it still possible for an inexperienced, first-time dog owner to successfully raise a Samoyed? Samoyed owners and professionals advise against getting one as your first dog. …
As humans, we love to rank things, to see what’s the best and what’s the worst. So, where do Samoyeds fall on the dog popularity list? More important, are Samoyeds even popular dogs?
We’ve covered whether or not dogs can eat processed food and fast food, so we always want to cover if they can eat junk food too. In this case, the answer is pretty clear: they shouldn’t. There are quite a few reasons why too!
If only we could give dogs whatever food they wanted because they sure do want a lot of it, don’t they? So, can dogs eat fast food? Is that on the menu for them? Our answer may surprise you!
Wouldn’t it be great if we could feed our dogs anything? Unfortunately, dogs can’t eat all the foods we can. This does include the recommendation that dogs shouldn’t eat processed foods, but what are the alternatives?
There are many things to know as a new Samoyed owner. They include personality, physical needs, and health issues. We cover all of them, and we hope you’ll be able to put them to use with your Samoyed.
