If we’ve reached the stage of choosing a breed and then selecting a litter, one of the most beautiful tasks for the owner comes next: choosing the puppy. Arriving at the litter that holds our future “companion,” looking at the…
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The Circumstances of Encounter, the Relationship Between Dogs and Humans The relationship between dogs and humans has a long history. Back when humans established a connection with dogs, they were far from the arrogant “lords of the world” as they…
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Guard dog – First and foremost, it cannot be emphasized enough that guard dog work is one of the most responsible branches of dog training! Taking a nonchalant, unprofessional, or perhaps “DIY mischief” approach is not equal to carefully structured,…
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Dog food for hip dysplasia – The diet that supports your dog’s joints In short: Choosing the right dog food for hip dysplasia plays a key role in slowing down the disease’s progression and keeping your dog active and mobile.…
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Dog dancing – A surprising canine sport When someone hears the term “dog dancing,” they typically react with surprise: “What? Dog dancing?” Indeed, based on the name alone, one might imagine beautifully groomed and tulle-clad dogs twirling around on two…
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The importance of a healthy lifestyle for dogs Today’s dogs typically live in a lifestyle where they don’t expend the energy they generate, leading to its accumulation. Due to improper dog care, urban dogs often lead lives that resemble a…
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Flyball took off when Herbert Wagner, in 1970, introduced his tennis ball launcher and the dog that retrieved the ball during an episode of the Johnny Carson Show. Shortly after, dog trainers and canine clubs began using the device. Dog…
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Elbow dysplasia in dogs – Symptoms, treatment, and natural support Elbow dysplasia in dogs is the second most common hereditary musculoskeletal disorder after hip dysplasia, and it mainly affects large breeds. Because the joint surfaces do not fit together properly,…
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Frisbee – As people have urbanized, the majority of their dogs have become primarily companion animals. Their actual working tasks have ceased (along with mental and physical exertion), which is why they were originally bred. It’s essential for us to…
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