The Bouvier des Flandres may rank 101st on the American Kennel Club’s list of the most popular dog breeds, but this shaggy herding dog holds the top spot in the heart of any pet parent who has been fortunate enough to have a Bouvier des Flandres in their family. The breed is so beloved that it …
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Alopecia in dogs can be treated with holistic and traditional methods after your veterinarian identifies the root cause of the hair loss.
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If we’re being honest, we can all agree that most people at a pub lack the hand-eye coordination to catch things – especially a dog falling from the sky. Okay, maybe not exactly falling from the sky, but plunging from a rooftop. Close enough. This was the case for 29-year-old Adam Ravenhall, who caught a Jack Russell Terrier in mid-flight off a roof. It happened at Mount Pleasant Pub in Kingswinford, Staffordshire in England. The precariously perched pup had been … Read more
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As summer’s heat and humidity give way to the cooler, crisper days of autumn, our thoughts turn to this “season of mists and mellow fruitfulness.” We anticipate the pleasures of fall: kicking through colorful fallen leaves, harvest festivals, and spending quality time with dogs. If you’re considering some dog friendly fall activities, we’ve got ideas …
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Here at Dogster, we’re soaking up the sun during these hot DOGust days. There are lots of paw-lidays to bark about this month, including my Emmy’s annual favorite, Spoil Your Dog day on Aug. 10. We may even make our way to the World Dog Surfing Championships on Aug. 6 near San Francisco to cheer …
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Can dogs see colors? Dogs see some colors better than others. Here are tips on choosing the best and brightest toys, products and TV shows for your dog.
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It’s common for puppies and young adult dogs to pee when excited. Instead of squatting or lifting a leg, they may urinate while standing, walking, jumping or running. They may also involuntarily pee during active playtime, petting sessions and high-energy greetings. Excitement urination is not something your dog can control, says Holly Lewis, founder of …
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