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Dogs and Cats Living Together…Can It Be Done?

Cats and dogs have been known to feud just as long as the Hatfield's and McCoy's but that doesn't necessarily mean that all dogs and cats are predestined to hate each other. There are some breeds of dogs that are more suitable for families that want to have a dog and a cat. It's not really hatred that starts the fight between the two. Their social behavior is the problem. Cats tend to hang back and take their time getting to know people and other animals. Dogs, on the other hand, run up to you and get all up in[...]

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Reading Your Dogs Body Language

dog in calm state of mind

Although they can't talk, dogs have an expressive body that can communicate their emotions and thoughts just as well. Understanding these is vital for keeping dogs or working alongside them. An alert owner can recognize how their dog feels and what they need. Here's a closer look at some common dog body language Comfortable A dog that feels comfortable will generally be approachable and happy to interact with people. The dog will be in a relaxed stance with their weight distributed evenly as they stand on the flats of their feet. They'll hold their head high, and their ears may be[...]

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3 Ways to Curb Aggressive Behavior in Your Alpha Dog

Aggressive dog tips

Dogs get a bad rap in the news media. If someone has been bitten by a dog, demands to have the dog euthanized spring up on the message boards. If the dog happens to be particular breed, such as a Pit Bull or German Shepherd, you can bet that the public will demand to “see justice.” Just like people, dogs aren’t born bad. There are extenuating circumstances that can change a human’s (or dog’s) behavior. Where does it all start? With the puppy parent. If your pup is exhibiting aggressive behavior, bust out the dog biscuit treats, it’s time to[...]

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10 Things To Know About Puggles

Many people are not familiar with the term "designer dog."This sounds like an adorable pooch that fits into your matching handbag, but infact, it is a deliberate mating of two breeds with known characteristics to getthe best of both. One popular combo is the "Puggle," which combinesthe adorable Pug with the self-assured Beagle. Here's a look at what you canexpect when you combine these two breeds. Although the goal of designer dogs that mix breeds is to achieve thebest characteristics, genetics can be a game of roulette, with differentfeatures coming into prominence unexpectedly. The Pug is small, shorthaired andvery affectionate,[...]

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