Able to sprint at a speed of up to 45 miles per hour, the Greyhound has raced into the hearts of anyone who has been fortunate enough to welcome a member of the breed into their home. In fact, the greyhound is so beloved that the breed has its own pet holiday, National Greyhound Day which …
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Petrified Forest National Park loves dogs! Wait one second … a national park that loves pets?! Yes, you read that right. Petrified Forest is a bit different from most national parks. Petrified Forest might surprise you in a number of ways. First, you won’t find a forest there – at least not in the […]
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iHeartDogs is reader-supported. When you buy via links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. Feeding your Lab the best fresh dog food can have a big impact on their overall health. There are so many brands out there, but many Lab parents are wary of the processed ingredients used in them. Have you ever considered making homemade food for your Lab but didn’t have enough time or knowledge to do it? … Read more
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Have you ever seen dogs with two different colored eyes? It’s called heterochromia, and certain dog breeds are prone to having it. But is heterochromia in dogs a problem?
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On July 2nd, Chelsea Graham brought her three-year-old Italian Mastiff, Draco, to Laurel Oaks Animal Hospital in Georgia for a heartworm test and shots. That day, Draco arrived at the clinic “a perfectly healthy” dog. Graham knew her dog’s anxiety made him a little difficult at the vet. His size would also provide a bit of a challenge for vet techs trying to restrain him. She says she told vets Draco was a bit of a difficult dog, and he … Read more
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Greta adopted Duncan after her dog suddenly passed away. Duncan desperately needed a home. He was placed in the animal control shelter in Chicago when his owner was involved in an altercation. Duncan’s mom explains in the video that he may just be the quirkiest dog ever. He eats rain and snow after barking at the sky for allowing it to fall (and it’s the cutest thing to witness). He’ll stand up and drink from a water fountain or go … Read more
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