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Whether you are a responsible breeder or just a caring pet owner, you need to know the signs, symptoms, and dangers of canine sexually transmitted diseases—especially since one of them can be transmitted to humans via skin contact!

Learn the differences between the F1, F2, F3, and multi-generational designations associated with certain dogs and litters.

In this post, we’re going to look at a few of the ways breeders can mold their puppies into resilient young dogs. And there’s a free eBook for you to download at the end!

Anyone who owns a female dog knows how anxious a dam in heat can be. Obviously, her changing behavior has nothing to do with poor training skills or a lack of love from you; it’s due to hormonal changes. Each female will handle it uniquely, and younger females tend to have more visible and unexpected reactions as they experience these changes for the first time. If your dam is acting differently and out of character, here are five tips to calm her so she can have a better time during her heat.

The puppy packs given by dog breeders to new dog owners are a balance of breed literature, paperwork, and fun bits and bobs. Puppy packs serve primarily serve to educate the new owner and accompany the puppy into this all new environment. Most breeders limit themselves to a handful of items in their puppy packs, but there’s so much more breeders can include that won’t cost them a fortune!