What is Splooting?
Most of the time, splooting is normal & everything is fine. In some cases, it’s not. What is splooting? Here’s what you need to know:
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Most of the time, splooting is normal & everything is fine. In some cases, it’s not. What is splooting? Here’s what you need to know:
If you’re thinking of getting a West Highland White Terrier puppy, you’re in for a world of delights. Here are some facts about Westies:
Have you ever thought your dog might be jealous of another pet or person? Here’s what to know and a few signs of jealousy in dogs:
Some dogs are afraid or can seem afraid of stairs. If you have to ask, “Why is my dog afraid of stairs?”, here are a few potential reasons:
Dogs sometimes steal things to get attention, but there may be other reasons too. So why do dogs steal things? Here’s what you need to know:
Dogs cough for many reasons. At times, your dog may need to see the vet. If you’re asking, “Why is my dog coughing?”, here are some reasons:
Hackles are the fur that sticks up from the back of a dog’s neck to the tail base. Why do dogs raise their hackles? Here’s what to know:
Have you ever noticed your dog drag blankets into a corner or burrow under your covers? Why do dogs make nests? Here are a few reasons:
Your dog probably loves squeaky toys, even though they might give you a headache. Why do dogs love squeaky toys so much? Here’s what to know:
Every season has potential dangers to be aware of. Here are some spring safety tips for dogs to help you keep your dog safe this spring:
It can be frustrating if your dog refuses to move when out on a walk. Here’s why dogs refuse to walk sometimes and what to do about it:
Have you ever wondered what the term “Velcro dog” meant? What is a Velcro dog? Here’s what you need to know:
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