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Dog Nails Too Long? Dangers Of Overgrown Dog Nails

As tempting as it may seem, skipping your dog’s grooming session can be dangerous – and not because long nails look unpleasing. Not only can overgrow, unhealthy nails cause pain for your dog, but they can also trigger irreversible damage that could’ve been easily avoided through a simple trimming session.

How To Stop Your Dog From Jumping

Dogs usually jump out of excitement. For instance, when you come home from work, your dog is excited to see you and will often try to jump on you. Sometimes, dogs also jump as a way of catching your attention.

Mop Dog Breeds

The Komondor is the most widely acknowledged mop dog breed. The Puli Dog and Bergamasco Shepherd dog breeds also deserve a special shout out.

Why Do Dogs Lick People

Most dog owners have come to associate their dogs licking them as a sign of affection. What most people fail to realize is that affection, though common, is not the only message your dog is trying to pass when they…

What Colors Do Dogs See?

What dogs see is a bit different from what we see. To dogs, things are not as colorful as they are to humans. This difference is brought about by the differences between the anatomy of the human eye and that of a dog’s eyes.

What Colors And Patterns Does A Golden Retriever Come In?

Golden Retrievers get their name from the beautiful, golden brown coat they have come to be associated with. However, this is not the only aesthetic there is with these dogs. We shall take a look at four aesthetic varieties of the Golden Retriever, including rare coat colors like the English Cream Golden Retrievers.

What Colors And Patterns Does A Corgi Come In?

When most people think of Corgis, they imagine a fawn and white pooch with medium length fur. However, there are so many different aesthetic variations of the Corgi. Let’s take a look at 16 variations of these including the fluffy-haired Corgi and the albino white Corgi.

Dog Cataract Surgery Cost

So, how much does a dog cataract surgery cost? Cataract removal surgery for dogs is an expensive procedure and it typically costs between $1,500 to $3,000 per eye. This sum of money typically covers operating and equipment costs, the use of anesthesia during the surgical procedure, as well as the surgeon’s skill and time.