Bite inhibition refers to a dog’s ability to control the pressure of its bite during play and interaction with humans and other dogs. Pups are usually trained to inhibit the force of their bite so as not to cause injury. Dogs have a natural bite force of 220-560 PSI (pounds per square inch) depending on …
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 …
Last Christmas, I was wondering what to get my son for Christmas. I initially thought of toys but then I remembered how he had been begging me to get him a dog all year. We had just gone through an emotional time as a family when our precious old Labrador had to be put down …
Monitoring the weight of your doggy is just as important as monitoring yours. Your dog’s weight will help you know how healthy he is. It will also help you determine if you need to change his diet or keep giving him the same food. But getting your furry friend to stand still on a scale …
A well-groomed pet is a happy pet and a happy pet is a happy pet parent. But grooming is a delicate art that needs lots of space, tools, and materials – things you may not have handy at home. And this is where self-service grooming comes in handy. Pet salons like PetSmart typically have lots …
In the past, taking your dog for a walk was all the bathroom breaks they needed. But of late, something seems to have changed and it is not your walk time. You still walk him diligently at the appointed time and she often goes to the bathroom at the right time. But now and then, …
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 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 …
You are used to a lively and happy doggy but nowadays, his spirits are always down. At first, you thought he was sick and took him to the vet but it was discovered your dog was as healthy as can be. Now you know for a fact that the only explanation for his depressing mood …