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There are a number of mistakes that various dog owners make that they shouldn't. If you possess a dog make sure you are being a conscientious dog parent. In this article, I will attempt to list various mistakes that all dog owners must be informed of.

Welcoming a furry friend into your family is an exciting experience. As a responsible dog owner, it's a crucial priority to the happiness and health of your canine companion. One essential aspect of ensuring their safety and comfort is choosing a personalized dog harness. By selecting a suitable harness, you can provide your dog with a safe and comfortable walking experience while promoting their overall well-being. By following these top 10 tips, you can ensure your dog's well-being while a strong bond with your beloved pet.

Once dogs have tasted chocolate, they only want more. That is definitely a bad thing for dogs. According to veterinarians, if a dog eats just a bit of chocolate it can lead to the dog craving it all the time

How to treat anxiety in today's dogs! How do I know my dog has an anxiety problem? The signs vary depending on the dog and what your dog's afraid of, but they can include: Excessive licking (himself or furniture) Heavy panting or drooling Chasing his tail Pacing Fence running Destroying surroundings or harming self

We are a nation of dog lovers, so what can we do to keep our dogs happy and healthy? Check out these tips and ensure your canine friend is full of joy.

Choosing the best dog toys for your best friend is an important decision, not only for your wallet but also for your dog's mental and physical health. Here you'll find our personal top 10 best dog toys.

A dog's nose, when it is healthy, is constantly moist. A nasal discharge is caused by an assortment of reasons which may be summed up as general and local. This article is about dog nose discharges and what to do.

Yesterday, we returned from our gluttonous trip to our local Carvel ice cream shop on a euphoric sugar high. Oh yeah...The Daily Kool family has officially kicked off our celebration of National Ice Cream Month! Needless to say, we were in a fabulous mood when we walked through our front door. Of course, so was our lovable dog, Pepper...we may have mentioned him a few hundred times or so in our previous blog posts. Well, Pepper (as usual) was beside himself with joy when we came home, wagging his tail a mile a minute to show how excited he was to see us. We're telling you, there's not much that beats the feeling of unconditional love from a furry friend. Wait a minute...did we say unconditional? Because when Pepper got closer to lick our faces (hey, he's a French poodle, after all), he literally took a giant sniff of our ice cream breath and reeled back from each of us in indignant shock. Okay, we realize we're attributing human characteristics to our dog (doesn't everybody?). But seriously, you should have seen the accusatory look on his face before he pointedly turned his doggie butt on us and walked away to pout on his bed. Yep, Pepper's big brown eyes can really bring on the guilt. No doubt about it, our dog wanted to be a part of July's National Ice Cream Month holiday.

Dog winter jackets play an important role in keeping our canine companions warm, comfortable and protected during the cold winter months. By providing insulation, protecting against harsh elements, and promoting overall health, these jackets ensure your dog's well-being. Remember to choose a jacket that fits properly, provides appropriate insulation and meets your dog's specific needs. Introduce the jacket slowly, using positive reinforcement, and maintain it properly to increase its lifespan. With a dog winter jacket, you can be sure that your furry friend can enjoy the winter weather while staying comfortable and safe.

We used to think it was fine to give our dog bones, good for their teeth and it made them happy. Now the FDA has issued a warning that bones can be dangerous to your dog's health.

You recycle. You eat organic. You put on a sweater before you crank up the heat. But have you ever considered your dog's effect on the environment? And have you thought about what the environment's doing to your dog?

With pet-friendly hotels, cabins, and resort spots popping up all over the map, traveling with your best friend has never been easier. But while jetting off without planning in advance sounds romantic, it can cause sticky situations if your dog is along for the ride.

For humans, Independence Day generally means fun... or at least a barbeque and time off from work. But thanks to fireworks, the Fourth of July can be the scariest night of the year for dogs. The sudden, deafening sounds (what's loud to us is ear-piercing to them) and bursts of light in the sky can elicit serious anxiety, if not downright terror. So to avoid sending your pets trembling with fear, hiding in remote parts of the house, or even running away, check out these tips for keeping them feeling safe and secure.

Weimaraner Health and Training, Photos and Videos of Weimaraner Dogs and Puppies.

Imagine... you're searching online for a new puppy and you stumble onto a web site that appears to have just the one you've been looking for. According to the site, the pup is vaccinated, in good health, and has his official papers. There are even photos: in one, the puppy is scampering through a field of daisies; in another, he's curled up by the fireplace in a comfy little bed. Now imagine that everything you've just seen and read is a lie.

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When we were kids, our older brother hated taking aspirin. Okay, perhaps we're really showing our age here, but these were the days before children's Tylenol liquid suspension and when Dimetapp cough syrup (we remember it as the yummy grape medicine) was by prescription only. Our poor mother could only get our brother to take a pill by crushing it in applesauce and spoon-feeding him. Considering the torture he put us through growing up, it was a great pleasure to have a reason to call big brother a "baby" at times...na nanny boo boo! Our poor pets don't have it as easy as our brother did when it comes to taking medication. Whenever our dog Pepper has to take a pill, we literally pry his mouth open, shove it to the back of his throat, clamp his jaw shut and rub until he swallows. Don't get us wrong, Pepper's pretty good about taking them (certainly better than our brother was), but why should we have to struggle at all? Isn't there a way to let him think his medication is more reward than punishment?

Abused by dogfighters. Targeted by legislation. Flooding shelters. A grassroots group tries to save society's breed in need: the pit bull.

Moving article on adopting pets from rescue shelters!

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Being a pet parent comes with great joy and responsibility. Whether you're a first-time pet owner or have had furry companions for years, it's important to understand the essential guidelines for responsible pet parenting. One essential aspect of responsible pet parenting is providing a safe and comfortable environment for your dog.