Author: Gabriela J. Henry

Although we all know that men have bumps, it can be surprising to discover small bumps in your male dog’s stomach or groin. We don’t usually look at our dogs’ genitals, so, understandably, some owners are unaware that male dogs have nipples. Are Male Dogs able to have nipples? Both male and female dogs both have nipples. These tiny bumps run from the dog’s groin to their stomachs. The number of nipples may vary. Dogs have between 8-10 nipples. However, some dogs have more nipples than others. What do the…

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Dogs who eat a balanced diet do not need vegetables and fruits as much as we do. However, some fruits and veggies can be healthy treats for them. Pets with obesity can enjoy low-calorie, high-fat fruits and vegetables as a treat. However, some human foods can be toxic for dogs. Ask your vet before giving them any food. Is celery safe for dogs? Multiple sources list celery among the safe vegetables for dogs. Celery is often recommended to be a weight loss treatment. Celery is low in cholesterol and high in fiber.…

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Agility is great for bonding with your dog and whether you are competing or not. A dog and its handler must complete an obstacle course in agility as accurately and quickly as possible. This very athletic event requires teamwork, concentration, and training. You don’t need to compete to enjoy it. Backyard agility classes can be a great way for your dog to get exercise and stimulation and establish trust with you. Agility equipment for dogs Jumps, weave courses, and tunnels are the most common pieces of agility gear. You can use every…

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Bell peppers or Capsicum are very healthy and colorful. But is this also true for dogs? This article will help you find the answer. Can I give peppers to my Dog? Yes, peppers can be eaten by dogs. Peppers can be very nutritionally beneficial for dogs, just like humans. They are also very low in calories, making them a healthy and delicious treat. There are some things to remember when you serve Capsicum to dogs. Some varieties are safer and better than others. Avoid them all! Continue reading to learn…

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You may have wondered if dogs can eat mango. The mango is high in vitamins and safe to give your dog, provided it is peeled and the pit removed. It would be best to give mango to your dog companion in moderation. Mango is good for dogs. Mango is rich in fiber and vitamins A, B6, and C. This makes it very nutritious for dogs and humans. It is sweet, so your dog will love it. The fruit should be soft when ripe. However, you should still cut the fruit…

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Everybody loves watermelon, even dogs. Is it safe to eat dogs? With a few precautions, the answer is yes. The first is that seeds can cause intestinal blockages, so be sure to remove them. It is also a good idea not to leave the rind on your fruit, as it can cause digestive upset. What are the benefits of watermelon to dogs? Watermelon is a healthy food powerhouse. It’s low in calories, high in nutrients and rich in vitamins A, B6, C, and potassium. The fruit is low in calories…

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AFFECTED WITH FAMILY Knowing how affectionate a dog is with his family and other close friends is important. Some breeds are more reserved and can avoid being around their owners. Other breeds, however, treat all their friends like family. GOOD FOR YOUNG CHILDREN The breed’s tolerance, patience with children’s behaviour, and overall family-friendly nature. Children under five years of age or those with limited exposure to dogs should be kept away from their dogs. EXPERIENCED WITH OTHER DOGS How friendly a breed is with other dogs. Dogs must be properly…

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Housing It is essential to provide winter shelter. Proper housing should provide warm, dry, and clean bedding. Your pet should have shelter from strong winds and a waterproof roof large enough to stand up and turn inside. A platform of four to six inches is a good idea for your dog’s bed. In the unlikely event of water entering the dog house, this will keep your pet dry. Some dog houses use heated pet mats or electric space heaters, but they can cause fires or electrical burns. It would help…

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No matter the context, cancer is a chilling word. Pet owners are often shocked when their veterinarian tells them that their dog suffers from canine cancer. It’s devastating news for them. Dog owners often feel guilty about not having their pets checked sooner since canine cancer is difficult to detect. These emotions are normal. However, pet owners need to be aware that modern treatments for dog cancer have been proven to be very effective. This blog will discuss what to do if your dog is diagnosed with cancer and provide…

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Outdoor activities like hiking and camping will become more popular as the weather warms. Your dog is the ideal companion for exploring new places and enjoying new adventures. While the wild is your dog’s natural habitat, there are some best practices that you can follow while out in the wild with your pet. We’ll be discussing safety and health tips when camping with our four-legged friends. Talk to your vet about flea prevention and how to protect your pet’s health  Consider your pet’s tick and flea prevention program before going camping with…

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