Dogs With OCD
Dogs with OCD (or Osteochondrosis) suffer a great deal of pain and mobility issues. When a dog has OCD, fragments of bone and cartilage become detached from larger bones and end up floating around the area encompassing a dog’s joints. … Continue reading
Dogs in Hot Cars
For those of you who are still suffering under a heat wave or are expecting a hot summer. It has happened again. Police in New Jersey had to rescue a dog (and a two-legger!) who had been accidentally locked in … Continue reading
Dogs of Management
Ha ha! Until next time, Good day, and good dog! Doggies.com Dog Blog
Dogs vs. hogs
Warthogs vs. side-striped jackals over a cheetah-killed impala : (Yes. That’s a black-backed jackal on the Youtube featured image. It is not in this video). Natural History
Cold Dog Paws In Frosty Weather: Protect Your Dog’s Feet in the Winter
Since dogs have sweat glands in their toes, the moisture there can form into balls of ice when they abruptly leave a warm indoor environment and go into very cold temperatures. These ice balls can be so uncomfortable that a … Continue reading
Dogs and Allergies
In today’s environment, more and more animals suffer from allergies, from food allergies to seasonal as well as environmental. Just like in humans, some dogs will have savior symptoms, other barely show any and sometimes we don’t connect the symptoms … Continue reading
The National Bird Dog Museum: a salute to sporting dogs
The Poodle (and Dog) Blog
Dogs in cars
Dogs in cars. (Emmanuelle, Guillaume, Joe (the cocker spaniel) in Patrick’s restored Renault 4. What wonderful friends I have. RIVIERA DOGS
A Dog’s Purpose
The book was excellent, and I was going to give high recommendations about seeing the movie, but now I am seeing horrible things about how the dogs were treated during filming. Apparently, they were forced to perform dangerous stunts such … Continue reading
Gone to the Dogs (and Cats!)
A Tennessee woman left her estate to homeless pets. Glenda Taylor DeLawder, a citizen of Carter County, Tennessee, bequeathed her $ 1.2 million estate to help care for the county’s shelter animals. DeLawder, who had worked as a telephone operator … Continue reading