After learning that dogs do feel a certain level of stress too, it is time to find out how to read signs that your dogs might be feeling stressed out. There are actually a variety of behavioral changes that the dogs may show. Again, these are simple signs that may indicate stress or an illness, … Read more
Dogs are energetic furry animals. They love their masters, play with them, cuddle with them and some even let their dogs sleep with them. They pretty much act and work in a routinely manner too. In fact, they do live in routines and schedule: they know when they should eat, when their masters will come … Read more
Expect an adjustment period after your dog goes blind. Consider the things your dog liked to do before and figure out ways to adapt them to his new “normal.” For example, if your dog liked to chase a ball, buy a ball with a bell so that he can still follow it as it rolls … Read more
Separation anxiety can be a hard problem to diagnose and a difficult problem to treat. It’s hard to diagnose because so many owners believe that their dogs have separation anxiety when they don’t. It is difficult to treat because, when a dog actually has separation anxiety, the behavior is hard to stop. What Is Separation … Read more
Demodectic mange can begin as a localized infestation and then develop into a greater generalized case with multiple hair-loss sites all over the dog’s head, legs, and body. This is a far more serious condition and does require your immediate attention. The dog’s skin is now very sore, crusty, and oozing; the hair follicles are … Read more