Do Dogs Watch TV and What Do They See? Dogster.com
Do Dogs Watch TV and What Do They See? A dog’s breed, age, personality and past experiences play a role in whether dogs are interested in watching TV. Ron Levi, founder of DOGTV, explains the science behind it. While dogs can’t grasp storylines, dogs can recognize other dogs on TV by their body language. Dogster.com…
Can Dogs Have ADHD? Cindy Howle Dogster.com
Can Dogs Have ADHD? Attention-Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD) is a human diagnosis. Canine hyperactive disorder is a rare condition. Age and breed are two factors that help answer why dogs can be high energy companions. ADHD is for humans while canine hyperactive disorder (DH), which is rare, is what dogs are diagnosed with who have…
How to Clean a Dog’s Ears Joel DeJaynes, DVM Petmd.com
How to Clean a Dog’s Ears Joel DeJaynes, DVM Petmd.com Cleaning your dog’s ears is part of their overall health and well-being routine. It may also be required to prevent or treat health issues. However, cleaning your dog’s ears can be challenging, especially if you’ve never cleaned a dog’s ears and are not sure what…
Is My Dog Happy? Cindy Howle Dogster.com
Is My Dog Happy? Emotional, cognitive and physical wellbeing tell the story of your dog’s happiness. The benchmark sign of happiness is relaxed body language and contentment in the home. Dogs show signs of happiness through lay signals and loose, relaxed body language. Cindy Howle Dogster.com Everyone wants a happy, content furry family member. Happy…
Is Tap Water Safe for Dogs? Teresa K. Traverse Petmd.com
Is Tap Water Safe for Dogs? Teresa K. Traverse Petmd.com For something so essential, tap water is usually taken for granted. You probably fill your dog’s bowl with it every morning without giving it a second thought. But is tap water really safe for your dog? In most cases, yes, says Dr. Ann Hohenhaus, a…
Flea, Tick and Mosquito 101 Audrey Pavia Dogster.com
Flea, Tick and Mosquito 101 The key to warding off these parasites is consistent application of the best flea, tick and mosquito control products you can afford, along with environmental control. Audrey Pavia Dogster.com The most famous of all canine pests is the flea. Fleas are tiny insects that live on the blood of mammal…
What Is a Urinary Problem in a Dog? Petmd.com
What Is a Urinary Problem in a Dog? Petmd.com A dog’s urinary tract consists of the kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, and urethra. These anatomical parts of the urinary tract are located inside the abdomen as well as in an area in the back of the abdomen called the retroperitoneal space. The urinary tract has many…
Can Mixed Dog Breeds Compete in Dog Shows? Stacy Nordstrom Dogster.com
Can Mixed Dog Breeds Compete in Dog Shows? Even if your dog isn’t a purebred, he can strut his stuff at several types of dog shows that allow mixed breeds. Stacy Nordstrom Dogster.com With his gorgeous coat, confident stride and soulful eyes, you just know that your dog was meant for the blue ribbon at…
How to Keep a House Clean with Dogs Sandy Robins Dogster.com
How to Keep a House Clean with Dogs We’ve got six house-cleaning tips for pets owners to help keep the home clean and fresh smelling. Sandy Robins Dogster.com Whether you have a rambunctious puppy with muddy paws who’s laser-focused on shredding toys or a sedate senior with incontinence issues, dealing with major dog messes means…
Allergy symptons to look for Petmd.com
Allergy symptons to look for Petmd.com Allergies are common in dogs. About 1-2% of all dogs have a food allergy, and as many as 25% of dogs with skin problems have a food allergy. When you throw in dogs with inhalant or environmental allergens (like pollen or mold) and flea allergies, you’re looking at a sizeable portion of the…