For those that decide to purchase a puppy (even though you should adopt instead!), there are some important things to look out for. One of those things is the age of the puppy. Sure, young puppies are adorable, but they need time with their mother and siblings before they can go home with their forever family. So, how long should a puppy stay with their mother after birth? (Click title to read more!)
Dog health is something that is very important to humans. What you feed your dog is actually a huge part of how healthy they are. So, if you feed your dog a popular dog food brand, you should know if it’s been recalled before. (Click title to read more!)
One of the biggest reasons humans should adopt is because many dogs are euthanized just to save space in shelters. There are only a few states that have no kill shelters (I heard that Delaware was recently labeled the first no-kill shelter state!) So, sadly, no dog is really safe in the majority of the other states, which is why humans need to adopt more often. (Click title to read more!)
I’m sure almost every pet parent has caught their dog eating grass at one point or another. It might seem weird for an animal that usually prefers meat to munch on grass, but there are actually many different reasons as to why your dog might be doing this. (Click title to read more!)
I have recently read a lot of negative articles about dog parks, and I found that humans either seem to love dog parks or hate them. Of course, most dogs love dog parks, so at first I didn’t understand why humans might be against them. I personally don’t like playing with other dogs, but I love being off a leash and smelling all the great smells. (Click title to read more!)
Surgery is a scary thing that I’m sure many pet parents would like to avoid if possible. However, spaying or neutering your dog is an important procedure that should be done to protect both your dog and those around you. It can help different health aspects for your pet and help with the dog overpopulation. (Click title to read more!)
Sometimes humans will refer to their dog’s coat as fur, but other times they will call it hair. Many dog lovers probably just assume that these two words are interchangeable, but they are actually two different types of coats. So, how do you know which one your dog has? (Click title to read more!)
