Like humans, different dogs have different personalities. While some are quite stoic, others are rather high-strung. If your dog is the latter, you may notice that he is easily agitated, anxious, or even aggressive after a grooming session. But don’t worry- this is perfectly normal for a dog that isn’t used to the process. In fact, it’s more common than …
Why Does My Dog Gag All The Time – 7 Common Causes
Have you ever noticed your dog gagging and making a weird face? It’s almost like they’re trying to throw up, but nothing comes out. There’s no scientific description of the face or sound your dog makes when they gag, but it usually happens after, before, or between coughs (those hacking or honking noises). If your dog is gagging and nothing …
The Surprising Truth Why Puppy Eyes Are Irresistible
There are some very good reasons why puppy eyes are irresistible to most people. Dogs’ facial muscles are actually able to move even faster than those of their ancestors, wolves, and that might be why we find them just that much cuter than a lot of other animals. At least that’s what a new study shows, according to NewScientist. And …
7 Ways Dogs Can Help You Live To 100
There’s no denying that dog owners have a special bond with their furry companions. But did you know that this relationship could actually prolong your life? It’s true! Numerous studies have shown that dogs can significantly affect our physical and mental health in the short and long term. From reducing stress levels to increasing our overall fitness, dogs can help …
6 Common Behaviors Of A Female Dog In Heat
We’ve always heard about male-dog parents worrying about their furry sons engaging in humping behavior, chasing cars, and soiling the house. But what about female dogs? Just like human females go through puberty, heat cycles and menopause, so do our female canine friends. Perhaps your furry princess is all grown up now. Or maybe she has started acting differently, and …
How to Stop Dog From Eating Pine Cones in 6 Easy Steps
A dog may like to chew on pine cones, but eating them can actually be harmful. Pine cones are sharp and can cut the dog’s mouth and intestines. They can also cause blockages. Therefore, it is crucial to prevent your dog from eating pine cones at all. Most of the time, dogs eat pine cones to prevent boredom. To stop …