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We’re officially in the midst of the winter months, and for many people, that means darker days and colder temperatures. It’s no surprise, then, that Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) impacts about 10 million Americans.

The “winter blues” are a very real thing and can cause you to feel depressed, anxious, unmotivated, and fatigued. Unfortunately, your blues could be impacting your four-legged friend, too.

In the last comparison blog, we discussed the Miniature Pinscher versus the Manchester Terrier. This time, we will consider the similarities and differences between the English Cocker Spaniel and the Irish Setter. Let’s take a look!

Many pet owners consider their four-legged friends to be important members of the family. So, it only makes sense to create a special room for your furry friend. They deserve a place they can go to feel completely comfortable and content – at least when they’re not cuddled up next to you!

Many pet owners consider their four-legged friends to be important members of the family. As a result, it’s normal to want to include your dog in your hobbies and interests.

It’s not very nice at all when you realize your beloved pooch is not feeling themselves and showing signs that they are sick. If your dog suddenly falls seriously ill and is showing no signs of improving, you should make an emergency call to your nearest veterinary hospital clinic as soon as you possibly can to get them treated and seen by a professional qualified veterinary physician. There are certain behaviors and signs you can look out for in your dog which may tell you they are unwell. Read on to find out more in our guide to 8 ways your canine best friend could be telling you they’re ill.