Every pet owner has suffered a tragic after-bath shakedown. More often than not, we are in the line of fire and end up drenched. Is your dog doing this to punish you, or is it trying to show off its newly cleaned fur? In other words, why do dogs shake water off their bodies?
Dogs make wonderful companions, and when they are puppies, they bring joy to our lives in so many ways. It’s not always easy to determine when your pup has transitioned out of the “puppy stage.” So, at what point is a dog no longer considered a puppy?
Many animal species and breeds are associated with particular characteristics. A Samoyed has a loveable smile and a beautiful external appearance, for example. But is a Samoyed a happy dog?
Following veterinary treatment or surgery, sometimes your veterinarian will recommend that your furry friend wear a dog cone. During a time when we pet parents are feeling anxious following a procedure on our pet, this could lead us to question whether a dog cone is really necessary or safe, especially for certain dog breeds. So, are cones safe for fluffy dogs like Samoyeds?
Sometimes following a veterinary procedure, vets recommend that a dog wears a dog cone. Dog cones prevent them from itching or chewing the affected area and reduce the chances of damage or infection, but do dog cones hurt?
Dogs are not only lovable and loyal companions. They have also been known to rock their fair share of fashionable or unfashionable accessories, such as the dreaded cone of shame. That’s right. Those uncomfortable plastic cones are often necessary when it comes to keeping our furry friends safe. But safe from what, and why must dogs wear cones in the first place?
A career as a vet is an exciting and fulfilling one! Even from a young age, many of us have aspirations to help animals and care for the environment. But how does someone become a vet?
Does it ever seem like your dog vibes more with his doggy friends than you? You may even sometimes feel left out of their secret circle. It may make you wonder if dogs like people or dogs more. Well, let’s find out.
Domesticated animals like dogs, cats, rabbits, and others are dependent on loving human caregivers to keep them secure and healthy. Some of these creatures are fortunate enough to find permanent, loving homes, and some have to live on the streets or in shelters. Are shelters humane though?
Dogs are beloved members of our families. They enrich our lives with their love and joy, but sometimes their behavior can be a source of frustration or concern. So, when should you see an animal behaviorist to address unwanted behavioral issues in your dog?
