Diet & Nutrition Guide: Corgis Whether you’ve seen them posing for photos in Buckingham Palace, laughed at their animated antics in Kung Fu Panda or fawned over their short legs and big grins at the dog park, you immediately recognize the Corgi breed. In Celtic, Corgi translates to “dwarf dog.” While all Corgis are known
Breed Guide: Cold Weather Dogs Baby, it’s cold outside. And breeds like the Great Pyrenees, Alaskan Malamute, Siberian Husky and the Newfoundland are loving it. While some dogs are sensitive to cold weather—we’re looking at you Chihuahuas—cold weather dog breeds are happiest when there is a chill in the air. Cold weather dog breeds include:
Parvo and Your Dog’s Long-Term Digestive Health - What Pet Owners Need to Know When a puppy is lethargic, refuses to eat and has sudden diarrhea and vomiting, parvovirus is an immediate concern. Canine parvovirus, or parvo, is a common and highly contagious gastrointestinal illness. Young, unvaccinated dogs between six weeks and six months old
Dog Dental Care 101 - How to Care For & Clean Your Dog’s Teeth Your dog loves to give wet kisses—but their doggie breath is too terrible for that kind of affection. An oral hygiene routine can help. Dogs need regular dental care. Poor oral hygiene is linked to a host of canine health issues
What You Need to Crate Train a Puppy Crate training is an essential part of raising a well-behaved dog who has a quiet, safe spot to call their own. And the process of teaching your dog to love their crate is easier than you think. Start with the essentials. You’ll need: A crate Blanket or
Working Dogs Breed Guide - 5 Most Popular Working Dog Breeds The term “work like a dog” is a nod to the tireless efforts that working dog breeds put in to get the job done. Throughout history, dogs have been called on to perform various jobs in the home, on the farm and even on
How Much to Feed a Puppy? Puppy Diet Guide You know that puppies need the right diet to fuel their growth and development—and provide the energy for adorable zoomies—but you have no idea how much to feed a puppy. You’re not alone. One survey found that just 40 percent of pet owners felt confident that