Golden Akitas are fluffy pups with the Golden Retriever’s lush golden coat and the Akita’s pointy ears. There’s also the Labrakita that’s a tad smaller than a Labrador but with a shorter coat than the Akita. Corgitas are quite like an Akita but with a Corgi’s stubby legs!
Popularly known as “Scotties,” the Scottish Terrier is an independent and strong-willed dog breed. It is a small, sturdily built terrier with short legs and a wiry outer coat. While Scotties form strong attachments with people, they are wary of strangers. Due to their strong hunting instinct, Scotties often chase animals they perceive as prey (even larger dogs). So, it’s best to keep this cantankerous pooch on a leash.
Dogs tend to sneeze when they are excited, want some attention, or simply want to communicate something normal. However, in some cases, your dog may sneeze due to allergies, mites, or health issues.
Fear is one of the reasons why your pooch may be barking at another dog. It could also be that a pup had a certain experience (good or bad) with the other pooch, hence the reason for barking. And at other times, it is a way for them to express frustration.
Yes, dogs can eat cat treats, but they shouldn’t do so often. Cat treats don’t have the ideal balance of nutrients dogs need to stay healthy. In fact, offering your dog cat treats can cause gastrointestinal issues in the short term and pancreatitis in the long term.
If you have a female pup, names such as Alma, Charli, and Eloise are not only unique but quite exotic, too! Male pooches would definitely stand out from the rest with a special name such as Aden, Hagen, or Kash - names you’ve probably never heard of before!
The Pugador is a compact pooch with the Lab’s proportionate body shape and a Pug’s signature overbite. If you prefer a hypoallergenic black Lab mix, then a Labradoodle is a fine choice with a Poodle’s tight, low-shedding curls. Huskadors, on the other hand, are for active folks who love an agile and active pooch.
A Teacup Miniature Yorkie is a specialized breed of Yorkshire Terrier that has become popular in recent years. It weighs no more than 4 lbs and is no taller than 5 to 6 inches.
A Giant Alaskan Malamute is the “giant” version of the regular Alaskan Malamute, and typically looks like a wolf and a bear. Emerging in the 19th century, it is one of the largest and oldest dogs in the Arctic, and it is often used as a sled puller.
