You’ve no doubt heard of the many crossbreed mixes–from Doodles to Schnoodles, Bullkitas to Pug-A-Mos. But recently we ran across one new crossbreed that I haven’t heard of before: the Frenchel. What is a Frenchel Dog? A Frenchel–also known as the Royal Frenchel Bulldog–is a mix of the French Bulldog and the Cavalier King Charles …
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Vizslas are an active and energetic breed that is known for their loyalty and affectionate personalities. However, they can also be prone to reactive barking, especially towards strangers or other dogs. Excessive barking can become a problem for both the dog and its owner, causing stress and frustration. Fortunately, there are many effective strategies that can help Vizsla owners address the underlying reasons for reactive barking and help their dogs learn to bark less. In this article, we will explore … Read more
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You’ve heard the old saying — to calculate your dog’s age in human years you multiply his age by seven. A more modern idea accounts for breed size, where small and medium-sized breeds are thought to age at a slower rate than large and giant breed dogs. All mammals progress through the life stages of …
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Dealing with your Great Pyrenees’ food allergies can be beyond frustrating! We asked our 800,000 members of Great Pyrenees’ community on facebook the following question: “Those of you with Great Pyrenees who have allergies…. what food do you use and why?” We received hundreds of replies, and summarized the top 25 responses here. As always, be sure to consult your veterinarian before making any health changes to your Great Pyrenees’ diet. iHeartDogs is reader supported, so some of the links … Read more
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Dogs can eat sesame seeds, which are high in nutrients, and can also have tahini, a Middle Eastern condiment made from sesame. High in fat and cholesterol, only feed your dog tahini sparingly.
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A woman reached out to Brady and Alex, a couple who rescue dogs in Mexico and asked them for help. She had found a dog that was in terrible shape. The poor pup’s face was purposely burned and she desperately needed medical care. The woman didn’t speak English but thanks to the couple’s bilingual Uber driver they were able to figure out where the dog was located. The woman and her family took the dog in but couldn’t afford to … Read more
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