Canine companions
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If you’re searching for the cleanest dog breeds to help you choose your next canine companion, you need our list! These are the least messy pups of all.
These are the low-energy, non-shedding dog breeds to know whether you're looking to adopt a Maltese, Welsh Terrier, or Italian Greyhound.
Learn about hyperactive dog symptoms and effective management strategies for a happier, calmer canine companion! #HyperactiveDogs #DogBehavior #DogHealth #PetCare #DogTraining
100+ Meaningful Nature Names for Your Dog or Puppy
There are lots of things we know about dogs: they're great companions, they have a good sense of smell, and they can't eat chocolate. But there are plenty of surprising and interesting facts about dogs that you probably don't know - particularly about their anatomy and physiology. Here are 12 cool dog facts about your canine companion. // The Pawsitive Co. #dogs #dogcare #dogtips #doginformation #livingwithdogs #dogownertips #dogfact #dogfacts #animalfacts #factsaboutdogs…
Ever wondered how to tell if your dog isn't feeling well? Learn about the common signs that might indicate your canine companion is under the weather. From behavioral changes to physical symptoms, get insights on what to look out for and when to seek veterinary care.
Discover 16 types of dog breeds, spanning various sizes, celebrated for their expressive whining. These vocal virtuosos have a lot to say, and their whines often convey their emotions, needs, and affections. Despite the noise, we can't help but adore them for their unique way of communicating. Explore this list to get to know these talkative canine companions and learn to appreciate their melodious expressions of love and longing.
⚡Epilepsy in dogs is not overly common – estimates suggest 0.75% to 5% of the canine population has it. But for pet parents of dogs with it, it can be a challenge. 🧐So, what causes epilepsy in our canine companions? Are there certain genetic traits that make it more common in some breeds than others? Are there common triggers? 🐶 And how can you support your animal if they have it? 📚 We dug into the research (and, of course, we went right to ABA founder Julie Anne Lee for help).
