German Shepherds are known for their loyalty, protectiveness, and overall high intelligence. But as German Shepherd Dog (GSD) owners know well, each dog has a personality all their own. Understanding the body language of German Shepherds and how your dog communicates will help with both bonding and training. If you’re thinking about getting a German … Read more
Natural Ways to Relieve Dogs from Joint Pain Guest Author – Craig Davis Are you concerned about your dog not being able to walk as fast as he could before? Does he face problems while walking, or is he reluctant to climb stairs? If so, you should consult a veterinarian immediately, as your pet dog … Read more
Disclosure: We received a couple of bags of Full Moon Kitchen-Crafted Natural Dog Treats for review. I am not being compensated in any other form for helping spread the word about the Full Moon Dog Treats. Full Moon Pet is not responsible for the content of this article and the opinions are both mine and … Read more
Lyme Disease in Dogs Symptoms and Treatment and Prevention Lyme Disease in Dogs – What Causes It? Lyme disease in dogs is not as common, or as dangerous, as Lyme disease in humans, but it’s still a problem that should be prevented. The disease is caused by a type of bacteria called a spirochete and … Read more
German Shepherds The Loyal Guardian German Shepherd Guest Author: Marqeteer When using the epithet of “man’s best friend” about dogs, we sometimes forget that this can mean more than just a buddy. Sure, your dog can be a friendly companion who greets you in the morning and when you come home from work, as well … Read more
Pet food labels may not reveal everything Guest Writer Think your cat is the best fed feline on the street? Think again. A study by the University of Nottingham has revealed that many of the most popular pet food manufacturer’s products contain large quantities of meat not listed on the label. Not only does the … Read more
Loose-Leash Walking Tips Loose-leash walking is not to be confused with the “heel” command. Loose-leash walking is just good manners. You control the length of the leash, with your hand in a natural position alongside your body. As soon as the dog gets too far ahead or behind you, there will be tension on the … Read more
Roadtripping with Two Dogs Guest Blogger: Lindsey Banks Our two dogs, Story and Linkin, have now seen more of the United States than most people have. They had never left the Southeastern United States until this trip, when my husband and I embarked on our 16-day cross-country roadtrip as we moved from Florida to Oregon. … Read more
How to Choose the Best Food for Your Pet Guest Writer: Dixie Somers Choosing an appropriate food for your pet can be an overwhelming decision. Pet supermarket shelves are filled with a variety of brands, flavors, types and formulas. While you might think that your pet is happy to eat anything, a little more consideration … Read more
Protect your pet from flea-borne diseases It is known that the most persistent and most troublesome nuisance that any pet and his or her owner can encounter are fleas. Apart from causing constant itch for your pet, flea infestation has some other, less known, but far more dangerous aspects. But you can protect your pet … Read more