If your new best friend is an energetic, intelligent and energetic young pup, you want to provide them with the best nutrition that their breed requires. In choosing the right dog food for your pup, there are several factors to consider like the age of your puppy, its health history, and its behavior. It is…
Breeding the French Bulldog is an excellent way to expand your pet dog’s repertoire and improve your family’s lifestyle together. The bulldog is an amazing and incredibly intelligent breed that does wonderfully in a family atmosphere. Because of their size and strength, they are well suited to live with children and other animals. In this…
The coat for French bulldog needs to be soft and silky, but durable at the same time. The dog’s head is smaller than its body and their face is vulnerable. Their skin is easily irritated by the cold and their coats shed more often than they can create it. They need a warm, protective, and…
So your dog just isn’t the same as it used to be? It may sound like an overreaction, but unless your dog is showing obvious symptoms of some kind of ailment that you can tell from his breath, appearance, or behavior, such changes don’t always warrant a trip to the vet. Of course, sometimes the…
Do you find your dog yellow or brownish poop at least twice a week? Are the stains becoming more frequent? It could mean one thing, your dog has diarrhea! It might also mean your dog is suffering from severe diarrhea. But what exactly are diarrhea and what do you do about it? One point…
It’s important for your dog to be vaccinated on a regular dog vaccination schedule in order to receive the appropriate protection and treatment. Adult dog vaccination should normally be administered six months following the original diagnosis. This advice is based on historical studies that show that most dogs under 2 years of age to obtain…
Dog rehousing, in the most basic sense, isn’t abandonment; it s responsible, mature, and professional. Rehoming is when you come up with a plan to bring a dog back to life. Sometimes this means bringing them back to the place where they belong (the owner’s house, if that’s where they were raised). Other times it…
Free puppies come from a variety of sources. There are organizations and individuals who rescue unwanted puppies from puppy mills, animal shelters, pound sorters, and more. The Internet is a great source to find these pets. These animals are usually from puppy mills, have been abused, or do not meet the criteria to be adopted….
The single biggest reason to take rescue dogs for adoption rather than a puppy mill is you could potentially save not only their lives but other animals who have been placed in the care of a puppy mill. It is an amazing feeling to know your action can have such an affect on another animal….
