by Susan Sullinger
Heritage and Registry History If there is something very renowned about Beagles, it will be their sense of smell. They are basically well-known as scenthounds with a gazillion of scent receptors that make them good in the job they
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by Susan Sullinger
Heritage and Registry History Dogs that could scale cliff walls? Then you are looking for the Norwegian Lundehund. There are no dogs that could perform the job better than Lundehunds could. Their name alone would tell you their origin.
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by Susan Sullinger
Heritage and Registry History of Fila Brasileiro or Brazilian Mastiff There are various theories on how Fila Brasileiro or the Brazilian Mastiff came to be. While some claim that its origin could be traced to the cattle farms in Brazil
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by Susan Sullinger
Peekapoo Dog Breed: All There Is To Know Heritage and Registry History Anyone familiar with a Peekapoo cannot help but fall in love with it. This is a dog breed that epitomizes beauty, grace, and intelligence, being a designer breed
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by Susan Sullinger
Heritage and Registry History Have you had the chance to see a Pyredoodle already? Then you are lucky because this is one wonderful dog. It is a designer breed that is a Great Pyrenees Poodle mix which is known to
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by Susan Sullinger
One thing would immediately stand out when talking about Chihuahuas - these are the tiniest dogs with personality surpassing their size. This couldn't be more true and fur parents with a tiny Chi could attest to this. However, there are
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by Susan Sullinger
Chihuahuas are the smallest dog breeds around. Their stature makes them seemingly fragile so even the slightest sneeze could bring fur parents much trepidation and anxiety. More so, if they are starting to exhibit symptoms that do not seem normal
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by Susan Sullinger
Is The Bite Force of a Chihuahua Strong? The small size of a Chihuahua will cause you to wonder what type of a dog bite force it has. Is the Chihuahua bite force pressure enough to actually hurt you? What
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by Susan Sullinger
Adorable and feisty - these two words could perfectly describe Chihuahuas. You'd likely agree if you had a chance to meet one. More so, if you got one. Chihuahua simply has a gigantic personality packed into its small body. However,
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by Susan Sullinger
Who wouldn't know a Chihuahua? It is one of the most well-known dogs because of its size. However, even if it holds the title to being the smallest dog breed around, it is hard to overlook it because of its
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by Susan Sullinger
With the size and some of the unique physical characteristics of Chihuahuas, it does not anymore come as a surprise why there are individuals who are wondering if they are indeed a part of the Dog Kingdom. There are even
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by Susan Sullinger
Heritage and Registry History A Poochon is a cross between a Miniature or Toy Poodle and a Bichon Frise parents. While the history of both its parent breeds could be traced to many centuries before, the recorded history of the
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by Susan Sullinger
Heritage and Registry History The history of Pitsky could be traced to the 90s. Considering this time frame, it can be said that this is still a pretty new breed although it couldn't be contested that it may have naturally
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by Susan Sullinger
Heritage and Registry History The intentional breeding for this designer breed could be traced to the '90s although it cannot be discounted that it may have existed naturally even before that. The reason why this dog breed was "designed" was
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by Susan Sullinger
Heritage and Registry History The history of the Pomapoos could be traced in North America back to the '90s. But it is also possible that there had been unintentional mixing even before this date. The reason behind the creation of
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by Susan Sullinger
Heritage and Registry History The origin of a King Shepherd can be traced in the United States. This is a recent dog breed developed in 1990 so not much information is available for it. One thing is certain though -
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by Susan Sullinger
Background and Registry History The breed of German Wirehaired Pointer is in existence since the latter part of 1800. It has originated in Germany and its name is just the English translation of what it is called locally in the
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by Susan Sullinger
Background and Registry History The English Setters have been around for about 4 to 5 centuries already. They said to have been descended from the line hunting dogs and were even bred as one due to their exceptional senses. English
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by Susan Sullinger
Background and Registry History The Norwegian Elkhounds had a long history before them. It goes back to Medieval times and the era of Vikings wherein they were bred traditionally as guard dogs for farms and hunters for wild animals that
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by Susan Sullinger
Heritage and Registry History Puggles are one of the most popular and in-demand designer breeds around. It originated in the United States. While there are articles that say that it was a product of an accidental crossing, there are also
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by Susan Sullinger
Heritage and Registry History Dutch Shepherds originated in the Netherlands. They were traditionally bred as working dogs on the farm. They were reliable herding dogs and were strong enough to be cart pullers. They also acted as guard dogs of
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by Susan Sullinger
Heritage and Registry History You will be surprised that, unlike other mixed breeds, Catahoula Bulldogs have been around for at least a century. It is a cross between a purebred Catahoula Leopard Dog and an American Bulldog that has become
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by Susan Sullinger
Heritage and Registry History There are not many records available to check the origin of Cockaliers because they are fairly new designer breeds. It is even unknown when the intentional crossing started before the demand for this breed increased. Nevertheless,
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by Susan Sullinger
Heritage and Registry History The origin of a Beaglier can be traced to Australia in 1990. Although that was the earliest recorded intentional cross-breeding, it cannot be discounted that Beagliers may have been present even earlier than that. The primary
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by Susan Sullinger
Heritage and Registry History Are you still torn between a Border Collie and a Poodle? Then why not a Bordoodle instead? Also known as Borderpoo, Borpoodle, Borderdoodle, and Borpoo, Bordoodle is a hybrid dog breed produced with the cross-breeding between
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by Susan Sullinger
Background and Registry History Belgian Tervuren, from the name itself, originated in the town of Tervuren in Belgium in 1800. It is one of the four variations of the Belgian Shepherds that were bred particularly for watching over properties in
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by Susan Sullinger
Background and Registry History An adorable lapdog you say? Then meet the Chiweenie, also known as Choxie to others, and even German Hot Dog and Mexican Taco to some. A Chiweenie is a cross-breed between a purebred Dachshund and a
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by Susan Sullinger
Having a hard time selecting between an English Bulldog and a Labrador Retriever? Then why not have both by getting a Bullador? Known for its friendliness and loyalty to its owners, you are instantly guaranteed a friend 'til the end.
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by Susan Sullinger
Since Chihuahuas are small, does that mean that they also have a smaller bladder hence they need to urinate more often? How often does your Chihuahua have to pee or how long it can hold its bladder? Knowing your furry
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by Susan Sullinger
Bulldogs are a widely popular breed of dogs because of their looks and stature. They are of the smaller-sized dogs but somehow there's a demand for an even smaller size of bulldogs. These are the miniature bulldogs or mini bulldogs.
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by Susan Sullinger
Bulldogs are known for their batlike or rose-shaped ears, depending on the breed. Their ears can be erect or floppy but they’re cute either way. Knowing how to clean your bulldog’s ears is important. It is part of their proper
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by Susan Sullinger
Feeding your dog is an essential part of responsible dog parenting. There is a recommended amount of food that you should feed your dog for his optimum health and development. Some furparents find it cute when their pets eat lots
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by Susan Sullinger
For sure, you’re excited to bring your bulldog puppy home with you. Given their nice personality, they make good indoor pets and would surely get along with your family. But to be assured of sweet and happy moments with your
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by Susan Sullinger
Your English Bulldog is so adorable and charming! With their sweet demeanor, they're almost perfect except for the noticeable tear stains or those dark streaks running down their cute little faces. But don't worry, it is quite easy to remove
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by Susan Sullinger
French bulldogs are the perfect indoor pet. They love hanging around with their humans and aren't really known to be an active breed of dog. They're perfectly happy to chill inside, cuddling with their loved ones or doing absolutely nothing
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by Susan Sullinger
The amount of food we give to our beloved pets is crucial. It will impact his health and well-being. Just like us, dogs need food to have energy. Be that as it may, we can’t just feed our dogs all
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by Susan Sullinger
Frenchies are great pets. They are loving and loyal to their humans. With their cute looks and charming personality, they are easily one of the most popular breeds in the whole world. They love hanging out with people and are
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by Susan Sullinger
It’s so nice to cuddle with your Frenchie all day long or just relish the feeling of having him close to you. But it isn’t so nice when they have an unpleasant smell that you wouldn’t want to be near
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by Susan Sullinger
French Bulldogs are one of the most popular breeds all over the world for their cuteness and sweet disposition. They love being around humans and are especially good with children which makes them the perfect family pet for those with
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by Susan Sullinger
Having wrinkles all over their body is one of the most defining physical characteristics of these lovable bulldogs. These wrinkles both make them look so cute and grumpy at the same time which adds up to their charm. But furparents
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by Susan Sullinger
It's such a great feeling - being loved by your bulldog. They give such unconditional love that's why they are the best friend any man can ever have. The bond between a human and his dog is strong and is
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by Susan Sullinger
French Bulldogs are popular all over the world because of their nice demeanor and sweet personality. However, deep inside Frenchies are still dogs who have the natural tendency to bite. They love to bite especially when they're young. It is
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by Susan Sullinger
Bulldogs are known for being a gentleman. They are loving and well-mannered which make them such great pets to have around. However, bulldogs are still dogs and they have an innate nature to get wild and rowdy when not given
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by Susan Sullinger
English bulldogs are one of the most sought after breeds in the whole world. These doggos are known to be loyal and loving. They also enjoy the indoors and just want to hang around with their humans. That's why many
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by Susan Sullinger
Bulldogs are known for being gentle creatures that’s why they make such great family pets. But bulldogs are still dogs and they have the innate tendency to bite. Bulldog puppies bite a lot especially when they’re teething, exploring their environment,
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by Susan Sullinger
Bulldogs have become very popular all over the world because they make such great pets. They are loving and loyal and have a cute appearance to boot. They have won over so many hearts and are treated as part of
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by Susan Sullinger
French Bulldogs are a popular breed of dogs because of their nice demeanor making them the perfect companion dogs. They are also known for their stocky built and rather small size. The size of French Bulldogs is comparable to those
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by Susan Sullinger
French Bulldogs make great family pets. They are sweet creatures who love to cuddle with their humans. They are not that active compared to other breeds of dogs and prefer to stay indoors. Given their lifestyle, some furparents would like
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by Susan Sullinger
House training French Bulldogs are mandatory in ensuring that their behavior is well and good especially if you have plans to bring it to travel with you. Just imagine the mess you need to deal with if your pet relieves
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by Susan Sullinger
The last thing any dog owners want is for their pet to be unhappy. Such a negative emotion can impact the overall well-being of their furbabies and can cause it to be depressed and withdrawn. A depressed doggo, when not
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by Susan Sullinger
French Bulldogs are a favorite choice for a family pet because they are well-behaved, sweet, and playful. But some furparents are reporting aggressive behavior from their Frenchies. This gets them confused since this breed of doggos are known for their
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by Susan Sullinger
English Bulldogs are one of the most popular breeds of dogs all over the world. This is why many are interested to know how many puppies an English Bulldog will have upon delivery as these puppies are in demand. Breeding
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by Susan Sullinger
American Bulldogs are great pets. They get along well with members of the family especially the kids. They just love being around people and animals. They are not the best watchdogs out there but they are the most loyal companions
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by Susan Sullinger
Dog training is the responsibility of every fur parent and should be part of any dog's life no matter the breed. This does not only provide a stronger dog-dog owner relationship, but also allows your fur baby to grow disciplined
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by Susan Sullinger
Potty training is among the earliest training you should provide your pet dog if you don't want to deal with constant dog poop and pee inside your home. Not a lot of people would want to walk on such a
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by Susan Sullinger
French Bulldogs are one of the most loved companion dogs all over the world. They are a small breed of dogs that came to be upon the crossbreeding of Toy Bulldogs and Parisian ratters during the 1800s. These dogs originated
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by Susan Sullinger
English Bulldogs are nice to have in your home. They make fine home pets and you do not even need to have a yard to keep up with them. These gentle doggos with a stocky build prefer to stay indoors,
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by Susan Sullinger
It's amazing how dog breeds have unique characteristics that set them apart from each other. But while some dog breeds can easily be recognized due to obvious physical distinction, others are harder to name from other dog breeds with similar
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by Susan Sullinger
Bull Terrier is a dog breed that is easily recognizable because of the shape of its egg-shaped head where the top skull looks almost flat. The color of its coat varies from solid white, red, black, brindle, or even a
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by Susan Sullinger
Boston terriers are nice to have inside the house. That is if they're properly potty trained or else you'll have to deal with a lot of mess and get busy cleaning up all over the house. This is why it
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by Susan Sullinger
Boston terriers are the perfect family dog. With their nice demeanor, they are great to have inside your home and gets along well with every member of the family. But they also have a mischievous side so you have to
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by Susan Sullinger
Getting a dog is simply fulfilling not only because of their tricks that can entertain you but also because of the unconditional love they can provide to the whole family. They can be a protector and your best friend. They
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by Susan Sullinger
The last thing any pet-owner would want is a stinking pet. Sometimes this can be caused by poor hygiene, but there are also instances when this can be brought about by serious issues that need to be addressed by more
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by Susan Sullinger
Boston terriers love the indoors and playing with their humans. They are lively, intelligent and welcoming to all members of the family with a nice demeanor making them truly the perfect American Gentleman. They also have a long life expentancy
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by Susan Sullinger
The Chihuahua dog breed is one of the most fascinating and complex. Over the years, they have become incredibly popular and managed to carve a unique niche in people's hearts. However, chihuahuas aren't always known for being cute and cuddly.
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by Susan Sullinger
Since your Border Collie dogs can't talk, they do things to let us know how they're feeling such as whining. Dogs whine to communicate their feelings with you. Whining is usually their way of saying that they're upset, anxious, fearful,
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by Susan Sullinger
Knowing how much to feed your Border Collie pup will help you provide him with his specific nutritional requirements that he needs at this early stage of his life. At 10 weeks, you’ve probably just taken your Collie home with
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by Susan Sullinger
A common concern for those with female Border Collie dogs is whether they will have them spayed or not and if they have decided to have them spayed, when is the best time to do that. This is a major
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by Susan Sullinger
Furparents often ask what is the best food for their Border Collie puppies. Of course, they want the best for their beloved pets to give them the best start in life! However, the choices can be overwhelming and confusing especially
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by Susan Sullinger
Border Collies are herding dogs. This means herding is innate in them. They like to work and they are highly intelligent so you can train them to help you with household chores and farming tasks. However, even if herding is
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by Susan Sullinger
The unfortunate part of having a border collie is that most of them shed a lot. You find there's a lot of hair everywhere and your vacuum and lint rollers have become your best friend in combating this furball invasion.
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by Susan Sullinger
Dogs need proper nutrition for optimum growth and development. But they need different types of food as they develop from puppies to adult dogs. This is because puppy dog food and adult dog food have a different composition to meet
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by Susan Sullinger
Bichons Frises are truly a darling with its fluffy white coat and default happy face. They can grow up into a very good companion with its friendly temperament and playful attitude that makes even children want to be around them.
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by Susan Sullinger
Bichon Frise is a beautiful dog that seems to hold a smile no matter the time of the day. The sunny disposition it carries around never fails to bring a smile to the people around it. This is why it
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by Susan Sullinger
Your Bichon Frise requires regular baths to maintain his healthy coat and promote coat growth. Proper care and maintenance of your Bichon's coat is the key to maintaining his regal look and healthy skin. Regular baths will make sure that
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by Susan Sullinger
Bichon frises are rather high maintenance when it comes to grooming. These cute little dogs require regular grooming to maintain their classy look. Better have your Bichon used to getting groomed so that she won't get too rowdy during grooming
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by Susan Sullinger
Bichon frise is a small breed of dog with thick, curly, or fluffy white hair said to have Mediterranean origins. Their name is pronounced as /bē-ˌshōⁿ-frē-ˈzā/ or BEE-shon Free-ZAY. Because of their name, this breed is often mistaken as a
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by Susan Sullinger
Spaying your Bernese Mountain dog will help improve her health and wellbeing. Spaying is the process where your vet removes the uterus and ovaries of your female Bernese Mountain dog. To do this, your vet cuts a small incision in
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by Susan Sullinger
Feeding your Bernese Mountain dog the right amount of food is important for his growth and development. His dietary needs will change throughout his lifetime. It will depend on his age, size, health, and activity level. Your Bernese Mountain dog's
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by Susan Sullinger
Potty training your berne is important so that he knows that he can only pee or poop in a designated spot. This is a part of house training your pet so you have to start as soon as you take
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by Susan Sullinger
Giving your dog a bath is an important part of his grooming routine. It helps rid your pet of dead hair and dirt to avoid infections and diseases. The frequency of your dog's bath time depends on his breed, lifestyle,
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by Susan Sullinger
Belgian Malinois are dog breeds that look a lot like a German Shepherd. They are very smart and alert and look strong and elegant in how they stand at 22-26 inches. They have erect black ears and a short coat
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by Susan Sullinger
The health and development of your furbaby highly depend on the food they eat. Contrary to what many believe, you cannot just feed your dog anything. You need to take into consideration a lot of factors when planning their diet
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by Susan Sullinger
Potty training can be challenging especially when you’ve got a Beagle. They are not the easiest breed to train mainly because of their strong sense of smell causing them to be distracted most of the time. But with proper training
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by Susan Sullinger
Beagles drool when they have excess saliva in their mouth. This can be normal for some dogs but it could also be a symptom of underlying health issues for some. Possible reasons for your Beagle drooling outside could be cooling
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by Susan Sullinger
Beagles are energetic dog breeds. This is not surprising given their innate nature in being scent hounds or hunting dogs. This is also the reason why there are times when beagle owners find them a handful. Beagles need intensive activities
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by Susan Sullinger
Getting a puppy your first time could be a little bit daunting. They need special care and handling that when you don't get right, could break them. Perhaps one of the most difficult things dog owners face is not knowing
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by Susan Sullinger
Beagles, with their nice short hair and smaller size, are easy to groom. A basic grooming regimen including brushing their teeth, trimming their nails, bathing, brushing their coat, cleaning their ears, and caring for their paws and nose. You don't
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by Susan Sullinger
Whining among dogs can be equated to crying. It has a heartbreaking sound that can induce panic to the dog owners. Couple it to a beagle's droopy ears and soulful eyes, this is a scene that is hard to ignore.
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by Susan Sullinger
Beagles are one of the smaller sized breed of dogs. An adult male Beagle is about14 to 16 inches tall and weighs around 22 to 24 lbs while an adult female Beagle is around 13 to 15 inches tall weighing
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by Susan Sullinger
Beagle puppies need a lot of nutrients for their developing bodies. If you're feeding your pet store-bought food, always check the recommendation indicated in the packaging. In general, you need to feed them between 1 1/2 to 2 cups of
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by Susan Sullinger
Beagles are an athletic breed of dog. They have high levels of energy and stamina. They require daily physical exercise to keep them fit and healthy. One of the most recommended form of physical exercises for your Beagle is running.
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by Susan Sullinger
Walking your dog has plenty of advantages not only on their physical health but on their mental and social well-being as well. For one, walking helps train your furbaby to be social so that they won't just attack anyone and
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by Susan Sullinger
Biting is almost always translated into aggression when it comes to different types of dog breeds. However, contrary to what many believe, this is not always the case. There are many reasons why dogs bite and this often differs from
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by Susan Sullinger
Among the greatest concerns of dog owners is whether they are providing their pet doggos the right nutrition through the food they eat. This is just valid especially since this is where the energy, growth, and health of their furbabies
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by Susan Sullinger
Beagles are dog breeds that are also known as hunting hounds. Because of their nature, they are naturally excitable and pack with high energy levels. This is why they should be provided with an ample amount of exercise to ensure
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by Susan Sullinger
Beagles are adorable scent dogs that have exceptional instincts for tracking. They are compact, medium size dogs that usually come in tricolor or an endless combination of white, black, red, brown, tan, and even lemon. Beagles also have a double
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by Susan Sullinger
Looking for a right crate for your beagle? Then you are on the right track because getting the right crate for your beagles and crate training them has a lot of benefits. In fact when done right, crates can be
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by Susan Sullinger
Beagles are an active breed of dogs. They are scent hounds and have a lot of energy reserved in their body. Because of this, they need physical and mental exercises to keep them at the peak of their overall health.
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by Susan Sullinger
Beagles are notorious for being loud. This is their way of communicating with you and to get your attention. Beagles bark for various reasons - they can be hungry, lonely, bored, want to play or go outside. They bark when
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by Susan Sullinger
Basset hound dogs are known for being stubborn. They bark a lot and aloud, tend to dig around, and will escape to go off hunting when they have the chance. These dogs with an attitude aren’t easy to train. They
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by Susan Sullinger
Some pets can be left alone for a long period while some experience extreme separation anxiety when left by themselves even for a short while. Some dogs can patiently wait until their owners come back while some feel sad. Dogs
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by Susan Sullinger
Australian Shepherd dogs are very active. They are a breed of herding dogs whose bodies are built for hard work in the farm. Because of this, your Aussie needs plenty of exercise daily to release all the energy within him.
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by Susan Sullinger
Australian Shepherds are naturally friendly and affectionate. They are good with kids and could get along well with other animals and even other dogs breeds. They have an athletic built which makes them the companion of choice by ranch owners
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by Susan Sullinger
Biting comes naturally for dogs, more so for herding breeds like Australian Shepherds. Aggressive biting is an undesirable behavior and you want to train your Aussie early on not to bite. The good news is that Aussies are very intelligent
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by Susan Sullinger
It’s good to have a crate for your Aussie. It can come in handy when potty training your Aussie to contain the mess and make cleaning up so much easier. A crate can also be your Aussie’s safe place where
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by Susan Sullinger
Australian Shepherds are a medium-sized breed of dogs. Males are generally taller and heavier than females. The adult male Aussie is usually between 20 to 23 inches tall at withers while the female Aussie stands a little bit shorter at
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by Susan Sullinger
Male dogs are neutered by surgically removing their testicles. This is ideally done before they reach puberty, that stage when they start producing sex hormones for the first time. For male dogs, it happens when they’re approximately 6 months old
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by Susan Sullinger
This stunning breed of dogs is actually quite a talker! They seem to have something to say all the time with an opinion about everything under the sun. They love the attention and interaction they have from their humans. As
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by Susan Sullinger
Dogs in general require regular grooming especially if you want their coats to look healthy and shiny at all times. This also helps in getting rid of dirt and matting that could be challenging to remove after a while. But
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by Susan Sullinger
Each breed of dogs has some standard qualities that make them unique from the other members of the dog family. For Australian Shepherd dogs, breed standards limit the amount of white markings that Aussies are supposed to have. The excess
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by Susan Sullinger
An Australian Shepherd is an adorable dog breed that is normally equated to a cowboy life because of their exceptional ability in herding other animals. They are great pets that could get along well even with children. It is not
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by Susan Sullinger
Providing a healthy diet for your Australian Shepherd puppy is very important to his growth and development. Since Aussies are high-energy dogs, they require high-nutrient foods. Furparents of this breed of active dogs need to consider their activity level, age,
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by Susan Sullinger
Australian Shepherd dogs are a breed of herding dogs. As such, it is in their nature to snap or nip at the heels of livestock members to keep them in the group. Biting comes naturally to them. They tend to
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by Susan Sullinger
Australian shepherd dogs are a medium-sized breed of dogs. At the age of 3 months, female Australian Shepherd dogs weigh between 14 to 21 lbs while males weight somewhere between 21 to 26 lbs. When they enter their 6th month,
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by Susan Sullinger
Australian cattle are one of the most active breeds of dogs. They have a very high energy level. Furparents need to know this so that they can give their pets the right amount of daily exercise to release all that
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by Susan Sullinger
Many often mistake an American Bulldog for a Pitbull, and vice versa. This is not surprising because they look the same at first glance especially for those who are not very familiar with both dog breeds. However, contrary to what
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by Susan Sullinger
American Bulldog came from the family line of Old English Bulldog. They are said to be brought to the States by immigrants as companions to help them with daily work, especially on the farm. No one could deny the power
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by Susan Sullinger
Are you thinking of getting an Alaskan Malamute? Then you are on the right track if you want a dog breed that is large, beautiful, and strong. This furbaby never fails to impress with its overall stature and with it
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by Susan Sullinger
Akita is a dog breed everyone would love to have. It is large and powerful, but at the same time, it also packs a lot of charm that would make any human – dog lover or not, fall in love.
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by Susan Sullinger
Proper care is needed for your Chihuahua's ears. It is recommended that furparents check their little pet's ears at least once a week. Don't overdo it because you might upset the natural pH balance inside your Chi's ears. Some owners
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by Susan Sullinger
Chihuahuas are known for their small size with an average height if 6 inches and weight of 6 lbs. They're so tiny when they're born with a length of just 3 to 4 inches and a weight of 3 to
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by Susan Sullinger
Cutting your Chihuahua's nails regularly should be a part of their grooming routine. Chihuahuas have small paws and very small nails that tend to grow quickly. You need to maintain their nails at a healthy length to ensure that they
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by Susan Sullinger
One of the trademarks of this breed of small dogs is their erect pointy ears. That's why some owners are concerned and want to find out when their Chihuahua puppies' ears will stand up. What new furparents need to know
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by Susan Sullinger
If I have to pick certain truths about this small breed of dogs it's that they are loyal, energetic, with a lot of attitude. Somehow all these things go together to add up to their irresistible charm. But sometimes, they
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by Susan Sullinger
In case you didn't know it, Chihuahua is a Spanish word. It refers to a northern state in Mexico which is also the nation’s commercial capital. The correct way to pronounce this word is Chee-wa-wa as the locals say it.
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by Susan Sullinger
We've always associated snorting sounds with pigs but many dogs, including Chihuahuas, can also be heard making this sudden sound through their nose. This is called reverse sneezing because it seems like they are inhaling their sneezes. It can cause
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by Susan Sullinger
Biting among dogs is an instinctual and aggressive behavior passed onto them by their ancestors. Even before they were domesticated animals, dogs used their teeth to bite prey and predators alike. Dogs of today have inherited this biting behavior especially
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by Susan Sullinger
Chihuahuas are social beings. They are very good companion dogs. They are loyal to their person and would do everything to stay close to them. They follow them around and would bark at other people whom they perceive as a
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by Susan Sullinger
Barking is your Chihuahua's way of communicating with you. It's a natural reaction triggered by their environment. Their bark can be a form of greeting that means they're happy to see you. Or they bark when they're alarmed or stressed.
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by Susan Sullinger
Our furry friends surely love to run. They would run around the house, yard, dog park, or outdoors when you take them with you. Dogs have innate qualities that make them good runners. Their feet give them a good grip
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by Susan Sullinger
Given their tiny size, some people are wondering how many teeth does a Chihuahua actually have. When it comes to the number of dog's teeth, their breed does not matter. Like any other dog, Chihuahua puppies have 28 baby teeth
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by Susan Sullinger
Some people are confused about how to pronounce the breed of these tiny and sassy doggos. The American pronunciation is Chuh-waa-wuh. Mexicans pronounce it as Chee-wa-wa. They say the Mexican pronunciation is the correct one especially since this breed of
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by Susan Sullinger
Female Chihuahuas undergo a critical period called a heat cycle numerous times in their lifetime unless they’re spayed. When they go in heat, they draw the attention of male dogs. Unless you want a whole lot of puppy litters, it’s
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by Susan Sullinger
Given their tiny size, one usually wonders how many puppies can Chihuahuas have. How many little babies can mommy Chihuahuas hold in their tummy? We cannot give an exact number but Chihuahuas usually have an average of 1 to 3
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by Susan Sullinger
If you've got a regular dog around, chances are it hates bath time and would do everything to escape this basic grooming regimen. That's why furparents find bath time stressful or amusing or a combination of both. Bathing dogs is
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by Susan Sullinger
Cats bring joy, but these smaller animals need special care. Cat supplies can be bought in reliable online sites that sell pet supplies. These online retailers will often have more products in their stock. Cat owners often find that local
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by Susan Sullinger
Litter training is usually associated with cats, but this doesn’t mean that only felines can be trained to use it as dogs can be trained as well. Of course, it’s a bit more difficult to train a dog that is
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by Susan Sullinger
Much like you need to call 911 when a family member is having an emergency, you may need to take your pet to an emergency clinic in special circumstances. A veterinarian emergency clinic is typically open 24/7, and you need
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by Susan Sullinger
Taking care of an animal, a pet is a big responsibility, because you have to provide everything for them. It’s best when you adopt them young, so they grow up being used to you and look at you as their
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by Susan Sullinger
The Cocker Spaniel is a dog which can be satisfied to living in an apartment but at some point it will need a back yard to play and exercise in. They need exercise every day in order to keep healthy
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