Dog Health

Yorkiepoo: Brief Overview The Yorkiepoo is a fun-loving, affectionate dog breed that loves to run and play. They are loyal to their family and love to bark sweet greetings as they follow you around. They are eager to please their loved ones and are exceptionally intelligent, which adds to their trainability.  The Yorkiepoo dog breed

Can we do something to prevent chronic joint pain in our best friends? Yes! Below are 6 easy steps you can take now to prevent joint pain, potential joint conditions, and lessen symptoms of those dogs already suffering. Regardless of breed or size most dogs will suffer from some degree of arthritis. This can result

Rain, snow, and cold weather can be the worst nightmare for families with high-energy dogs. Without a walk, game of fetch, or trip to the park, all that pent-up energy can bubble over in frustrating ways. But when the weather gets bad, exercising outside isn’t an option. My solution to the rainy day blues is

Unconditional love and affection is one of the best things about dogs. They’re always happy to see us, and they act like we’re the best people in the world. We can’t wag our tails to show them that the feeling is mutual, so instead, we wrap our dogs up in big hugs. Hugging your dog

The first time I attempted to walk my dog, Bailey, she tried her best to pull my arm off. She was so excited to go for a walk that nothing else in the world mattered–especially my increasingly frustrated voice. I wanted to enjoy our walks, not get leash burn on my wrist. It was obvious

The Incredible Goldendoodle: 12 Facts About the Goldendoodle Breed  First gaining popularity in the 1990s, the goldendoodle dog is generally affectionate, intelligent, and low-shedding. A goldendoodle, sometimes known as a groodle, is considered to be a “designer breed,”  which is a dog bred from two purebred parents — in this case, a poodle and a

Elbow dysplasia affects many dogs all over the world regardless of breed, age and other underlying conditions, and typically develops in younger, rapidly growing puppies. Though this condition does impact certain aspects of your dog’s life, they can still live happily for years after diagnosis. Your Pomsky doesn’t have a genetic disposition for elbow dysplasia,