Dog Health

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

Has your dog ever came back inside the house looking like a cartoon character with a huge puffy face? Or had a large swollen welt on their body? When my dog, Milo, was a puppy he loved to chase all sorts of flying insects in the yard. And if one landed on his paw, they

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,

What Does the Labradoodle Puppy Look Like? Care Guide Included The labradoodle is one of the most popular dog breeds around, and for good reason. These amazing mixed breeds have incredible coats, amazing looks, great personalities, and they can even be hypoallergenic!  But as is always the case when you’re adopting a new dog, there’s

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 Standard Poodle is highly intelligent, friendly, and graceful. Not to mention stylish. They are known for their eye-catching poofy coat that comes in black, white, and apricot shades. The Standard Poodle’s coat is low-allergen and can be left at its full glory of clipped short revealing the Standard Poodle’s athletic, lean muscular build underneath.