Poodles are famed for their outstanding intelligence and ease of training. They are friendly, fun-loving, and happy dogs who are always ready to please their owners. When poodles are mentioned, you may think of their curly coats, long pointed noses, small dark eyes, and the topiary continental clip—the famous grooming style which leaves beautiful curly …
Ever wondered why a Labrador Retriever is the most common breed in the United States? Well, we’ll tell you: Undying loyalty, a great personality, friendship, and amazing intelligence—these are just some of the benefits of owning a Labrador Retriever. A Fox Red Lab is not a separate breed but simply a color variation of the …
Dogs are such sweet creatures. They are cute, deeply affectionate, and fiercely loyal. For these reasons and more, they have taken over our lives like a storm. From reducing stress levels to helping you cope with crises and making you feel less lonely, you benefit a lot from simply owning a dog. The thought of …
Also called the African Lion Dog, the Rhodesian Ridgeback is a beloved pooch in many homes. It is a protective and loyal dog with a strong will. For this reason, the doggie can double up as an affectionate couch potato and a guard dog. Although he may act aggressively towards strangers, he is also sweet …
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 …
Muscular, stocky, and powerful, the boxer is a breathtaking dog. Her broad deep chest, compact and arched toes, and a regal distinctly shaped head make her a beauty to behold. Character wise, the breed also excels in more ways than one. She is intelligent, playful, and very energetic. Whether you are looking for an exercise …
Yes, dogs can snore. Just like humans, dogs can snore due to a variety of reasons including obesity, sleeping positions, upper respiratory infections, allergies, and age among other factors. However, some breeds also have certain characteristics that predispose them to snore more than other breeds. For instance, the shape of their head or throat can …
Every dog expresses their anal glands naturally—this is what happens when they poop. Occasionally, dogs may also express their glands involuntarily when they are scared, stressed, or ill. For the most part, either of these is not a problem but it is not uncommon for some dogs to have anal gland problems. This typically happens …
Dogs have been human companions for centuries, and their loyalty and affection are well-known. But dogs are not just pets—they can also be trained to perform a variety of tasks. For example, guide dogs help blind people navigate safely and dogs can also be trained to detect explosives or illegal drugs, making them valuable members …
Every dog parent knows just how attached they get to their furry baby. One day you bring an adorable pup home and in no time, you have formed strong bonds that cannot be broken. Unfortunately, dogs age quicker than us and they inevitably die of old age. For the most part, you can expect your …