Jake's is officially called an Alaskan Klee Kai which was derived from Alaskan Athabaskan words meaning "small dog". His breed (a mix between a Siberian Husky and a Schipperke) is relatively new, having originated in the early 1970's. Jake lives with us in Chicago and he absolutely loves the snow. We can legitimately say he has a "snow nose" since we can't keep him out of it! He's an integral part of our family and we can't even remember what life was like before him.
The Alaskan Klee Kai is a breed of dog developed in the 70s and still relatively new. Their name roughly translates as “little dog” from the Eskimo language and they were meant to be a companion version of the bigger sled dogs of the north...
Read MorePuppies chew on things in the environment to learn more about what is around them. They also chew to relieve teething pain and to play. Many puppy owners have stories of inappropriate objects that their puppy has chewed to pieces, but you can train your...
Read MoreHi, my name is Tracey Tenner and this is Doc. I’m the resident dog trainer and behaviorist here at Extra Care Hospital in Davy, Florida. We are here to talk to you today about how to house train your puppy. The first thing we have to learn about...
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Read MoreHair loss is never a good sign in a puppy or any dog under 1 year of age, unless the dog is one of the hairless breeds, like a Chinese crested. The spots of hair loss should be checked out by a vet as soon as possible before the condition becomes worse...
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