Irish Breeds to Bring You Luck This St.Patrick's Day St. Patrick’s Day is here and everyone is looking for their lucky leprechaun on the other side of the rainbow with a pot of gold. Since that probably won’t happen, We have rounded up 5 of the cutest Irish dog breeds In honor St. Patrick's Day!…
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Reading Your Dog’s Body Language
Reading Your Dog's Body Language Since dogs can’t talk to us, they have to rely on other ways to communicate with us such as vocalizations,, body gestures and postures. They have to rely on these communication to let other dogs and people know how they are feeling, especially if they feel stressed, frightened or threatened.…
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Poison Prevention and Your Pet
Poison Prevention and Your Pet March is National Poison Prevention Week. What originally began as a way to spread awareness about poisoning in people, evolved into a great way to spread awareness about poisoning prevents for your pets too! Is it Common for a Pet to be Poisoned? Poisoning is a very common reason that…
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Why Does My Dog Lick So Much?
You’ve might have wondered why your pooch just loves licking so much, especially your face. When you get home, when you’re sleeping, whenever is a good time. They are there to greet you, tongues and all. But why do they love to lick? Here are a few reasons: To Show affection To help heal their…
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Should I Neuter My Puppy?
Are you aware of the main reasons to neuter a puppy? There are a lot of pet owners out there that opt to get their pup neutered. Many believe it is important for reducing the pet overpopulation. It also helps prevent aggression in dogs because Neutered dogs tend to be less aggressive and less defensive.…
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Valentines Day Safety Tips For Your Pet
Valentine’s Day is almost here and though most people don’t think of safety tips for their pets on this love filled holiday, here are three important tips to keep your furry ones safe. Keep your pet away from Chocolate and Sweets - You should know that chocolate, sweets and pets don’t mix. Don’t leave sweets…
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National Pet Dental Health Month and Your Pet
It’s National Pet Dental Health Month and though we should always take good care of our beloved one’s teeth and gums, this month is dedicated to addressing the significance of oral care for our pets year round. First of all, it’s important to brush your pet’s teeth. Periodontal disease is the most common clinical condition…
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Pet Care Tips for The Winter
Winter is here, and that always brings pet hazards. Beware of these problems to ensure your pets are happy and healthy until things warm up again. Keep Pets Warm Make sure your dogs have shelter and an area to stay dry and out of the cold and wind. Indoors is the best, but unfortunately not…
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