Category: Dog Ownership

  • The End of Life Journey with Your Dog

    The End of Life Journey with Your Dog

    Dogs have a very different lifespan than humans, so it can be difficult to know when an old dog is dying. Watch for changes in behavior and keep an eye out for common signs of illness. Have a game plan ready if your dog is suffering from a terminal condition. Don’t be afraid to let…

  • How to Name Your Dog: A Guide for Moms and Dads

    How to Name Your Dog: A Guide for Moms and Dads

    In this article, we’re going to go over some helpful pointers concerning how to pick the right name for your new friend without getting stuck in a rut or having trouble remembering it.

  • What Human Food Can Dogs Eat? The Definitive Guide!

    What Human Food Can Dogs Eat? The Definitive Guide!

    Yes, dogs can eat human food as an occasional treat, but there are some foods that they should not eat.

  • The Origin of Dog Collars: A Brief History

    Facsimile of a painting in the tomb of Nebamun: dog seated beneath Its owner’s chair ca. 1479–1458 B.C. Ancient Egyptian Collars The earliest example of a dog collar we have dates back to Ancient Egypt. These collars were made from leather with a string attached so that the dogs could be leashed. While there are…

  • Why does a dog eat poop?

    Why does a dog eat poop?

    Dogs eat poop to get the essential nutrients they need, but they can’t get from their regular diet. Dog’s who eat other animals’ poop may be after the calcium and Vitamin A found in herbivore poop. Dog’s who eat their own poop may be trying to get iron as well.

  • What are the most common health problems for dogs?

    What are the most common health problems for dogs?

    Dogs are susceptible to a variety of health problems. The most common ones are skin problems, ear diseases, UTIs, vomiting, diarrhea, and parasites. To keep your dog healthy, make sure to brush their teeth regularly, get them exercise, and feed them a balanced diet.