Some pooches are happy travelers who enjoy car rides and love to get in a car, hang their heads out the window, and simply relish the whole ear-flapping experience. However, this isn’t always a good idea.
Our beloved canine friends can sometimes be a pain in the neck when it is time to go on a road trip. However, with careful planning and by choosing the right safety equipment, bringing your dog on a road trip can indeed be fun and free from hassle.
There is a long-shared and beautiful history between canines and humans, so what have we really managed to learn about the behaviors of our furry friends, and who is better at understanding dogs – men or women?
One of the best editions our dogs find themselves in almost every day, is when they do cute and silly things that make them look human. And we don’t mean that in a bad way. Enjoy these 10 pooches who think they’re people.
What many parents tend to overlook is that, no matter how cute and goofy they are, dogs can indeed sometimes be quite dangerous, especially to kids. This is why children should be told to always ask their parent’s permission before approaching a dog.
Although pooches are usually friendly, loveable, and goofy human companions, our canine friends can sometimes be inadvertently dangerous, especially to the kids.
Earlier this week we posted a gallery of extremely cute dogs who hate Mondays as much as you do. Now, it is time for another similar article, only this time we have cute pooches who are happy it is finally Friday.
Recognizing any ear disease in dogs is not exactly rocket science. Your doggo will feel discomfort and will dig and scratch at the sore ear.
Do you like Mondays? Didn’t think so. But if you like cute pooches who make human faces, you are in for a treat that will make your Monday a little bit better.
Here we have a healthy home-made dog food recipe that is truly all-round. This delicious dog food seems to appeal to them all: fat dogs, thin dogs, fussy pooches, even diabetic dogs will love it.
Today we are here to talk about the high quality, edible dental bones. Not only are these safe for your dog, they are also recommended.
Cooked bones for dogs should be a big NO-NO. The cooking process makes bones more brittle, which means they might splinter and cause severe internal injuries to your beloved pet.