Dog Health

A Yorkiepoo is a mixed breed dog, originating in the US between a Yorkshire Terrier and a poodle. They make an excellent companion since they are intelligent, loving, and kind. They’re also ideal for apartment living, particularly if you don’t mind the barking. Additionally, Yorkiepoos are low maintenance. Yorkipoo is a small dog breed and

Sheepadoodles The Sheepadoodle breed is an up-and-coming designer dog breed. They came from Poodles, which are famous dogs known for prancing around France. Old English Sheepdogs are not nearly as well known, but you’d guess they take care of sheep. Sheepadoodles are a beautiful blend of these two breeds. People love this breed so much

All You Should Know About Shih Tzu Hypoplastic Trachea The Shih Tzu breed is an ancient dog breed dating as far back as 1000 years ago, and you can trace its roots back to China. One could even call this dog a celebrity dog because it’s one of the most popular breeds on the planet.

As strange as it may seem, many dogs love to eat vegetables. But that doesn’t always mean that they should. Root vegetables in particular can go either way for dogs. Some are very good for them, and others could land them in the vet’s office within hours (or maybe even worse). There are many vegetables

Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA) in Pomeranians If you have a Pomeranian, you aren’t alone. The Pomeranian is one of the most popular small dog breeds in the U.S. In fact, the Pomeranian breed is not only popular in the U.S. but has made its way into being a popular pet throughout the world. Their furry

Big dogs may be gentle giants, but large frames can use a little help sometimes. Larger dogs can face different problems than little pups. Because they have more mass, joint issues are much more common in our big friends than our little ones. They are also more susceptible to issues like ligament tears and arthritis.

The saying ‘a dog is a man’s best friend’ clearly exists for a reason. Dogs routinely show us just how incredibly loyal and loving they are. They love to follow us around the house, cuddle up next to us on the couch, or give us licks when we are sad. When we come home, even