• 5 Common Dog Myths (1)

    5 Common Dog Myths (Video)

    Myths can be described as stories, events, or even advice widely accepted and put into practice for generations, but they aren’t necessarily true. There are myths about pretty much everything, including dog-related topics. So, how can we know what actually works?

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  • Signs Of A Stressed Dog And How To Reduce It

    Signs of A Stressed Dog And How To Reduce It

    Stress in dogs can be caused by various things. And when they are stressed, this can be visible in the body language dogs use to communicate. If you can tell when your dog is stressed, then you can help to calm them! In this article, we will talk about the five clear signs of a stressed dog and the ways to reduce their stress.

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  • The Journey Of Responsible Dog Ownership

    The Journey of Responsible Dog Ownership: Key Insights

    Responsible dog ownership begins with preparation and commitment but leads to a lifetime of rewards. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the essentials for dog ownership. You will build a loving bond of friendship and gain a faithful companion by providing your dog with the necessities they deserve and training to help them be a well-behaved member of your family.

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  • Understanding Fading Puppy Syndrome

    The Silent Sorrow: Understanding Fading Puppy Syndrome

    In the world of canine breeding, few situations are as heartbreaking as witnessing the decline of a seemingly healthy newborn pup. One moment, the little one is nursing robustly, full of life's promise, and the next, it is lethargic, refusing sustenance, or worse, has passed on. This mysterious and often sudden decline in neonatal pups is commonly referred to as Fading Puppy Syndrome (FPS). But what is this enigma, and why does it matter? Let’s dive in.

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  • Rabies Awareness On World Rabies Day V3

    Rabies Awareness on World Rabies Day

    Usually, when a person thinks of the word ‘rabies,’ it triggers an image of a dog with a wild look in its eyes, foaming at the mouth. There is some truth to this terrifying depiction, but rabies does more than just affect dogs. It can affect other animals and people, as well. Did you know that approximately 59,000 people are killed by rabies each year? There are also more symptoms of rabies than people may realize. Have other questions concerning rabies? We are here to help and to bring awareness on World Rabies Day. Continue reading to discover more facts and information about the disease, as well as how World Rabies Day was started and what other people worldwide are doing to save the lives of dogs and people!

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