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The Difference in Aging Between Dogs & Humans
Times flies by fast, especially when you’re having fun making memories with your furry friend. Just like us, dogs age, but we don’t often notice when they’re maturing like we can with humans. You may have looked at your pet and wondered “How old are you really?”. With older age, dogs start to get more…
Signs to Look for of a Responsible Dog Breeder
Sometimes it’s hard to know who is the best expert for your issues, but what’s harder is finding the best dog breeder for the dog you want. There is no directory to find the most responsible or reputable breeder, you will have to do your own research to find the best breeder for the dog…
Signs Your Dog is Going Blind
It’s not always easy to know if your furry friend is starting to lose their vision, however, recognizing it early can be important in finding the correct treatment for them. Being familiar with the warning signs can help diagnose vision problems and give you information on the best ways to handle it. Know the Signs…
Best Interactive Dog Toys
Virtually all dogs love playing with toys; whether it’s tugging on a rope, playing fetch, or chasing around a ball. Sometimes we don’t have the time or energy to keep up with their nonstop, playful personalities. This is when interactive toys can be beneficial. They can keep your pup occupied while also stimulating them physically…
How Often Should I Walk My Dog?
A general rule is you should walk your dog 3-4 times per day for at least 15 minutes. This rule can vary according to your dogs breed, age, size and health conditions, and his eating habits. Smaller dogs might only need 1-2 walks per day, but high energy breeds will require more than that. Activity…
What Nuts are Safe for Dogs to Eat?
Dogs love for us to share our snacks with them, but their gastrointestinal system can’t process the high fat and calories in nuts. Too many nuts can cause pancreatitis, requiring a veterinarian’s care. Many nuts also contain salts, spices, and sweeteners that dogs can’t process like we can. If you just can’t resist sharing, unsalted,…
How Dogs Comfort Humans
Dogs and humans have been side-by-side for tens of thousands of years. In that time, they have become accustomed to and in-tune with our emotions and feelings. Sit Means Sit has found studies that show the connection between humans and dogs goes deeper than originally thought. A recent study found dogs want to comfort their…
The Best Dog Massage Tools of 2020
Just like us, our dog loves getting a massage. It doesn’t just feel good, it can help with the natural oil production in their skin, with blood circulations, and it can ease muscle aches. Add massages to your dog’s grooming routine to give them some extra bonding time with you. Whether you use rubber brushes…
Why is My Dog Coughing?
Have you noticed your dog coughing more than normal? It can be concerning to hear your sweet pup struggling to breath or coughing a lot. While it is normal for your dog to be coughing occasionally, it is not normal if they are struggling when coughing and can’t seem to stop. If your dog is…
Hungry All the Time?
You may wonder why your dog acts hungry all the time, even though you feed him a generous amount. The answer is, no one really knows. Some experts believe it is linked to how early wolves domesticated themselves by scavenging leftover scraps at human camps. Instinctually, dogs learn the concept of scarcity and food being…