Caring for a German Shepherd
Caring for a German Shepherd can be a handful! Especially as they get older. In this video, I share tips and tricks for keeping my dogs healthy. My German Shepherd Max lived to be 19 years old.
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Canine Enrichment
Mental stimulation is important for long-term health. This is no different for dogs. Teaching dogs to make good decisions and solve problems doesnt happen through solitary confinement. Engaging dogs on multiple levels is essential for happiness and well-being.
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Dog First Aid Kit
Accidents happen, and it is better to be prepared. This includes putting together a great first-aid kit for your dog. Many dog first aid kits are on the market, and I have rarely seen an inherently bad one. However, once you are in an emergency with ...
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Build Your Dog Up!
Building your dog up is the key to a successful partnership with your furry family member. Too often, trainers just want you to punish your dog for perceived misbehavior and stop there. But how can your dog know what you want if you never made it cle ...
My Vet Said …
Understanding the key findings from the latest research on vaccinations, tick and flea control, parasite and worm prevention, spaying and neutering, allergy tests and treatments, choosing dog food, and anxiety medications help you make informed decisions.
What is Poisonous to Dogs?
You probably have seen lists of products, vegetables, fruits, nuts, or medications toxic to dogs. Its certainly good to know what is safe for your dog to eat but what is usually missing is the quantity at which consumption is truly dangerous.
Category: Health & Nutrition
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