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One of the key aspects of ensuring toy breed dogs lead long, healthy, and joyful lives is understanding the importance of their diet. Just as we carefully consider our own nutritional needs, it is equally vital to make informed choices when it comes to nourishing our four-legged friends. Today, we explore the best food options that contribute to a toy dog breed's overall well-being.

There are some behaviors that dogs are well known for. They like to sniff, they like to run and play, and overall, they like to bark. All are normal behaviors for a dog while in context, but could these normal, natural behaviors become a problem? What if, say, a dog is barking more than normal? What if they seem to bark at, unexaggeratedly, everything or in persistent and over-the-top ways? What if they do more than just bark when faced with certain objects, people, situations, or other dogs? A larger issue could be at play here, meaning that a dog is reactive.

Central and South America are well-known for their many hairless dogs. These dogs are believed to be descended from the same ancestral dogs owned by the Incan Empire.

Bundle up! It’s chilly out! When the winter temperatures roll in, people are usually advised to keep their dogs indoors and protect them if they go outside. But certain dog breeds actually excel in the colder months. In this episode of CKC's Talkin' Dogs, we look at five cold-weather canines.

In the last comparison blog, we discussed the Bernese Mountain Dog vs. the Greater Swiss Mountain Dog. We will consider the similarities and differences between two spunky smaller breeds this time. It's the Maltese and the Bichon Frise. Think you know these breeds? Let’s take a look!