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Why a Dog Laps Its Own Urine

Why a Dog Laps Its Own Urine

It can be upsetting to see a beloved pet behaving in a way that seems gross or bizarre. Occasionally a dog will drink its own urine, much to its owner's mortification. This is not a sign of abnormality in the dog. Dogs, as they say, will eat just about...

Signs & Symptoms of Cushing's Disease in Dogs

Signs & Symptoms of Cushing's Disease in Dogs

Cushing's disease is a condition that affects dogs and humans. The disease is caused by overproduction of glucocorticoid from the adrenal gland. The adrenal gland is controlled by the pituitary gland. If tumors or genetic disorders affect either organ...

Tips on Housebreaking Dogs

Tips on Housebreaking Dogs

One of the first things you will want to teach a new dog is how to use the bathroom outside and not on your carpet. Housebreaking can be a long and tedious process but is essential for a properly trained dog. The responsibility of housebreaking lies with...

Loss of Bladder Control in Dogs

Loss of Bladder Control in Dogs

When a dog loses control of its bladder, it is typically a sign of a bigger problem and should be addressed by a veterinarian. If the problem continues without being treated, the underlying condition may worsen or cause damage to the bladder.

How to Let Your Puppy in Your Bed

How to Let Your Puppy in Your Bed

Letting your puppy sleep in your bed with you is a great way to bond with your new pet. She won't miss her mother and her litter nearly as much if she's got you to snuggle up to in the dark. You can even minimize accidents in the first weeks of house...

Information on Feeding & Training Dachshund Dogs & Puppies

Information on Feeding & Training Dachshund Dogs & Puppies

Dachshunds are an adorable breed with an independent and brave spirit. Those are some of the same traits that make dachshunds hard to train. "Dachsies" are little dogs with big-dog attitudes.

How to Buy a Pet

How to Buy a Pet

You have decided to bring a pet into your life but how should you buy it? The first questions you need to answer are, "Can you really afford to care for a pet?”, and "Do you have time for a pet?" If you have answered, "Yes," to these questions...

About Urine Stains

About Urine Stains

Urine stains come with owning pets. Even the best-trained dog may have an accident or two. Fortunately, the stain and odor don't need to be permanent. Taking time to learn about urine stains can help you get them cleaned up the right way and eliminate...

How to Housebreak a Puggle

How to Housebreak a Puggle

A puggle is a dog that is half pug and half beagle. This breed of dog, which is commonly labeled as a designer breed, is notoriously difficult to housebreak. But it is not impossible to housebreak a puggle.

How to Housebreak a Pug Puppy

How to Housebreak a Pug Puppy

Pug puppies are adorably wrinkled, highly playful, often sensitive and incredibly charming. Potty training should start as soon as a pug puppy is brought into the home to promote obedience and reduce undesired home messes. As an intelligent breed, a pug...

Signs & Symptoms of UTI in Dogs

Signs & Symptoms of UTI in Dogs

Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) are painful and uncomfortable conditions for dogs. The most common cause of UTIs is bacteria, but the occasional viral or fungal infection also can occur. A UTI is an infection that infects any part of the urinary tract...

How to Housebreak a Stubborn Puppy

How to Housebreak a Stubborn Puppy

Housebreaking puppies can be difficult enough with a dog who aims to please, but if you find yourself with a stubborn puppy it's easy to get frustrated and overwhelmed. The good news is even stubborn puppies can be housebroken, but it's going to take a...

How to Pick Out a Dog

How to Pick Out a Dog

You walk into the shelter to pick out your new dog and stop in awe. Every single one of the cuddly canines is just begging to come home with you. Not to fret. With a little research and a few simple tips, you can pick a dog that’s right for you.

How to House Train a Shih Tzu Puppy

How to House Train a Shih Tzu Puppy

Like most dogs, Shih Tzu puppies may have a difficult time learning to be house-trained. Here are some steps you can follow in order to house train your new Shih Tzu puppy.

Canine Bladder Control Problems

Canine Bladder Control Problems

Bladder control problems in dogs can be just as serious as with any other living creature. If left untreated, they are is potentially life-threatening. Many times, bladder problems untreated or undiagnosed can also lead to behavior problems and other...

How to Potty Train a Labrador Puppy

How to Potty Train a Labrador Puppy

Professional trainers and breeders say Labrador retriever puppies are some of the easiest puppies to train. They are intelligent and learn commands very quickly, making them ideal for almost any pet lover. Potty training Lab puppies is not a difficult...

Pekingese Bladder Infections

Pekingese Bladder Infections

The Pekingese is a popular dog from the toy breed and averages 12 pounds in weight. This dog originated in China and is nicknamed the Lion Dog. Pekingese are prone to bladder, urinary tract and kidney infections. Kidney disease is a common ailment of...

How to Potty Train a Dachshund

How to Potty Train a Dachshund

Both standard dachshunds and miniature dachshunds are intelligent, highly trainable breeds that are willing to please. But because of their unusually long spines and inbreeding, they are more prone to urinary problems than other dogs. Adult miniature...

How to Recognize Dementia in Dogs

How to Recognize Dementia in Dogs

Dementia is common in canines as they begin to age. When you think of dementia in humans, you typically think of symptoms such as memory loss. Canine symptoms aren’t much different and they begin to forget basic functions, like where its...

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