Understandably, your immediate concern is how to put a stop to this repulsive behavior. Improving her diet to make sure that she’s not hungry, in combination with a few other actions like keeping her away from your cat’s litter box and keeping her engaged regularly, would go a long way in ending your pooch’s obsession for your cat’s poop.
Royal dog names such as Mary, William, Charlotte, and Elizabeth, are easily some of the regnal names you will hear and see out there. But if you’ve got a male dog, names of noble men such as William, Charles, Arthur, and Edward should fit your sophisticated fur ball to a T.
Classic merle dog names will include Amber and Bambi, but you can go for something a little more uncommon like Artemis or even Galaxy. We’ve also got cutesy names for your cuddle bug such as Apple, Bubbles, and Blueberry.
Thinking of names for your gray/silver dogs based on their color? Ash and Asher are cute options. Or would you go for animal names that resemble your strapping silver pooch such as Dolphin or Bugs (Bunny)? You can also keep it simple with human names such as Artemis or Alex!
No-brainer yellow/golden names for the common would be to call your pup Golden or Blondie. But why go for the usual when you can come up with something more unique, say, Helio or Ilios (Greek for “Sun”). Apricot, Buttercup, and Nana (short for banana) are pretty cute, too.
Known for its elegance, speed, and mild demeanor, the American Quarter Horse is a consistent favorite, a breed many hippophiles would agree. A close second is the Appaloosa, a sturdy horse that’s been around for millenia and highly regarded by riders of all levels. And who would forget the alluring American Paint Horse famous for its rather eye-catching color and pattern?
Take the Puggle for example. A cross between the Pug and a Beagle, this pooch is a fascinating combo of both breeds in one canine. Then, we have the fluffy and spunky Schnoodle (Mini Schnauzer + Poodle). And don’t forget the classic designer dog breed, the Cockapoo, that’s a perfect mix of the Cocker Spaniel and Poodle DNA.
The best dogs for seniors include the sweet and intelligent Maltese, the low-maintenance Shih Tzu, and the mild-tempered Boston Terrier. There are many more breeds that work well with a senior, all of them possessing outstanding qualities anyone would love.
Ideally, giving your pup’s digestive tract a break through fasting helps calm the tummy down. But if you do decide to feed your pooch something, the BRAT diet is a great option. It includes foods that are gentle and non-irritating to an already problematic stomach.
