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From Precious Puppy to Aggravating AdolescentCategory: Dog Life
They’re fluffy, floppy and adorable. Their tiny toes are tender, pink and perfect. Even their breath smells magical. Seriously, what’s not to love about puppies?
As irresistible as they are, puppies do grow up quickly, and they need our help growing into equally lovable adult dogs. Since March 23 is National Puppy Day, what better time to talk about the importance of training and socializing all those pandemic pups? more |
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Miracle Puppy Born With Six LegsCategory: Dog Life
Say hello to Skipper! The Australian Shepherd/Border Collie mix was born in a litter of nine on February 16th. What makes her stand out from the rest of the crowd is one particularly noticeable trait: she has six legs!
Despite this, the circumstances of Skipper’s birth were completely normal, outside of happening during a massive snowstorm in Oklahoma. more |
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Dog Ate Chocolate? Here's What to Watch ForCategory: Nutrition
Chocolate is toxic to dogs. If your dog ate chocolate, look out for these symptoms, especially this symptom that warrants an immediate trip to the vet.
Signs of Chocolate Toxicity in Dogs include: more |
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Hilarious #UnflatteringDogPhotoChallenge Will Bring a Much Needed Smile to Your FaceCategory: Dog Life
Our dogs usually can find a way to make us laugh every single day and being able to capture those moments is priceless. Dog people everywhere will find this new internet challenge absolutely hilarious! Whether we are out for a walk or simply relaxing at home with our pups, we are constantly taking photos of them to keep a record of their cute canine antics and for sharing on our social media profiles, but not every photo will turn out as we intended! Dog owners are sharing funny and "unflattering" photos of their dogs and puppies on social media using #UnflatteringDogPhotoChallenge. more |
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5 Ways to Help Your Dog Adjust To Alone TimeCategory: Dog Training
During the COVID-19 quarantine, your best canine buddy probably got used to you being home all day. While you dealt with stress, fear, and confusion as to what day of the week it was, your dog was overjoyed to have you around day in and day out. more |
