Peanut butter is considered a tasty and safe treat for dogs. No doubt our furry buddies cannot resist biting into anything with peanut butter. It is so creamy, so tasty, and smells great to any pup. Pet parents use it as a stuffing for toys to keep their doggies stimulated for hours on end. Others …
Every pet parent wants their furry friend to live their best life—and the best way of ensuring this is by watching their diet closely. Some foods that you may consider safe may have an ingredient that could harm your furry baby. Take peanut butter for instance; while it is safe for your dog, some brands …
One of the most popular cereals in America is undoubtedly corn flakes. Introduced in 1894, corn flakes are still a breakfast stable in American homes. In fact, Statista estimated that 23.44 million Americans had at least a portion of Kellogg’s corn flakes in a span of one week in 2020 alone. And it is not …
Dog sled racing is a famous sport in the artic regions of the US, Russia, Greenland, Canada, and some European countries. You have probably watched the action on the famous Iditarod dog races. The whole sled dog thing dates as far back as 3,000 years ago where the first sled dogs were spotted somewhere in …
Most dogs are scared of thunder—so much so that experts believe dogs suffer from thunderstorm phobia. But what is incredible is how dogs will sense the thunderstorm long before it hits and this can be good and bad at the same time. On one hand, dogs can give an early signal that a bad storm …
You were walking your dog when suddenly another dog charges and takes her down. At first, you may think that the pups are engaging in rough play. However, within no time, the play graduates to a real fight. Without human intervention, your doggie or the one she’s fighting may lose their life or get badly …
The Golden retriever might have been born and bred in the cold country of Scotland but it is now America’s favorite breed. What’s there not to love about this active yet calm-natured dog? Whether you want him to play with your kids in the yard, go swimming with the family, or just cuddle on the …
The joy of witnessing newly delivered pups is inexplicable. You no longer are burdened with the dangers of pregnancy and can now start enjoying the mischievous pups. But there is a caveat—the mother dog still needs to raise them first. For the most part, the motherly instincts will kick in and the dog will do …
Dogs are natural diggers. In fact, wild dogs still dig dens for shelter and for raising their young ones. Thisinborn desire to dig has not left dogs just because they are now domesticated. If you think your dog will be satisfied to dig through the cushions on your seat, well, you may want to think …
If you have kids, you know just how adventurous they are – especially as toddlers. As soon they start crawling, they get the idea that everything is edible. If they find some milk bone dog treats, best believe they will munch on them. But it is not just a kids’ thing – lots of adults …