Imagine: You wake up every morning and eat a large meal. Then, you eat the same exact meal for dinner. Then, you have the same meal the next morning. Then, the same for dinner. So on and so on and so on.
Has a friend or family member recently adopted a dog? Or will they beadopting a dog around the holidays? If so, you should gift them some new dog trinkets, treats, and toys during the holiday season. But what are the ideal gifts for a new dog owner?
Did you know that70-90 percent of a dog’s musclesare made up ofcollagen? Injuries happen, and there are ways to avoid them — although, as owners, we can only do so much. How about for dogs that regularly deal with muscular and joint injuries?
Taking care of your dog can feel like a full-time job, especially when you’re starting out. But it’s all worth it. You love them with all your heart, and you want to make sure they feel and look their best at all times.
Why do dogs like chewing on bones? There must be some reason. It’s common knowledge at this point: Every cartoon and media depiction of a dog shows them gnawing on a bone, living life to the fullest.
Have you noticed your puppy behaving differently? They were once the cutest puppy in the world, even after waking you up at 3 am to be let outside to go potty. But now it seems like you’ve got a little shark on your hands. They’re tearing up whatever they can get at, whether it be your shoes, books, or your hands.
