Desert Dog Breeds
Desert dogs have physical features that empower them to survive the harsh hot climates of the desert. The most common breeds of such dogs are the Ecuadorian Hairless Dog, the Chinese Crested Dog, and the Xoloitzcuintli.
Read MoreCanine Companions: The Price Of Teacup Yorkies
A teacup Yorkie can cost between $900 to $10,000. This large price range is due to multiple factors contributing to the rarity of the features of a teacup Yorkie, like the coat color, bloodline, and most importantly, the size.
Read MoreAre You Considering A Dog DNA Test? Know The Costs!
You can expect to pay between $55 and $190 for a dog DNA test kit that you can do at home. The more expensive kits provide better breed identification and test for more genetic markers and health conditions.
Read MoreLhasa Apso VS Shih Tzu
The Lhasa Apso is just a smidge heavier on average than the Shih Tzu, tipping the scale at 18 lbs while the latter is only at about 16 lbs. But in terms of lifespan, the Shih Tzu reaches a ripe old age of 18 years – about 3 years longer than the Lhasa. In terms of popularity, Shih Tzu is currently on the AKC’s 20th place while Lhasa Apso trails behind by placing at 71st.
Read MoreDo Shibas Shed? A Guide To Shiba Inu Shedding
If you have a Shiba Inu or are seriously considering getting one, you need to understand what you are getting yourself into in terms of the dog’s care. Their shedding patterns and grooming needs, in particular, are very important to understand, as the Shiba Inu’s coat contributes to not only their physical appeal but also their overall health.
Read More5 Dog Shampoo Recipes That Are Simple, Homemade And Safe
There are a hundred varieties of store-bought dog shampoos (check out our buyer’s guide for organic shampoos), and there are a thousand unknown chemicals that go into making these products. While some might be good for your dog, others are bound to be incompatible with your dog’s skin and lead to issues like dry skin conditions, itchy skin, fungal infections, etc.
Read MoreBest Dog Skin And Coat Supplements
Here are 12 of the best of these dog skin and coat supplements including the multi-purpose Zesty Paws Pure Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil With Hemp. You can also consider omega-3 rich alternatives like BRUTUS & BARNABY Fish Oil and the Pet Ready Go! Supplements.
Read MoreDoberman VS Rottweiler
In terms of bite force, the Rottweiler rules with an average PSI of 328 per bite compared to the 200 PSI from a Doberman. But Dobies can run faster at 40 mph and chase the bad guys quickly while Rotties are a little behind at 25 mph. Yet, in the popularity category, Rotties have consistently outranked the Dobie over the years.
Read MoreCauses Of Blood In Dog’s Stool
The most common cause of blood in your dog’s stool is parasites. A bloody stool can also be caused by the ingestion of toxic substances and dietary issues, but these are not the only causes.
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