Category: General Dog Topics

Losing a pet is a very traumatic event in a family’s life. Over the years, pets become valued family members. When a dog or cat

“If people aren’t laughing at your dreams…then they aren’t big enough!” ― Azim Premji “Falling down is part of life. Getting back up is living.” —Anonymous

Though it is hard to imagine a Pomeranian, a Shih Tzu, or Yorkshire Terrier as anything other than a dog, the truth is that all

A random survey instituted between the years 2001 and 2003 revealed that approximately 4.521 million people are bitten by a dog each year. Of these

Salami for dogs? Whether you have or haven’t thought about giving your dog salami, this question gets asked frequently enough that it does show up

Most dog owners know that, when dogs are outside, they should be watched closely to make sure that they don’t get into anything harmful to

Families suffering from pet-related allergies well understand the problem of dander. Many people mistakenly believe it is dog or cat hair that triggers an allergic

Is your dog a mongrel? While that name might carry a negative connotation, it’s really just another word for “mutt.” A mongrel is a mixed-breed

While humans have as many as 206 bones in their bodies, our canine friends have many more. Depending on their physical features, dogs can have

Though dogs and humans speak different languages, it is possible for our fave furry friends to learn some of our vocabulary. On occasion, our dogs

Since the modern dog comes in many shapes, sizes, colors, and coat types, it’s amazing to think that all of these breeds fall under the

As we pass the one-year mark of the global pandemic known as COVID-19; unfortunately, things seem no closer to resolution. With many families in forced

Though dogs are considered to be man’s best friend, one thing sometimes stands in the way of a close relationship between this pair: dog hair.

For many centuries, dogs have been purposefully bred to fill a wide number of specific roles. While some breeds were put to work as herders

Since most dogs are born into litters that contain several other puppies, it is safe to assume that your pooch has siblings. Siblings play an