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DOES YOUR DOG LIKE WESTERNS OR COMEDY?

Verified by Psychology Today Wendy L. Patrick, JD, Ph.D. Why Bad Looks Good Should You Be Worried About What Your Dog Sees on TV? How Canines Are Impacted By Television Content. Posted May 26, 2020 SHARE TWEET EMAIL An evening at home with the family often involves socializing around the television set,  watching programs the […]

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A Cool Dog
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MAKE SURE YOUR DOG IS “KOOL”

  THE KOOLSKINZ VEST     A VEST THAT CAN KEEP YOUR DOG COOL DURING THOSE HOT SUMMER DAYS   When a friend of Denver, Co entrepreneur Michael Bevis dog died from heatstroke on a hiking trail,  he decided it was time to find a way to protect your best friend when exposed to excess […]

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Save Your Dog From This Pest
Health Issues Infectious Bugs

SAVE YOUR DOG FROM THE AGONY OF FLEAS

  THE WORLD OF DOG FLEAS FLEA DESCRIPTION AND CHARACTERISTICS     Length:  the adult flea is approximately 2.5 mm long Color:  the color is dark,  ranging from brown to reddish-brown Body:  it is thin and flat with hair Mouths:  the adult flea has parts of the mouth that are used to extract blood from […]

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AT HOME DOG DIET

My dog is my first son.   And this little guy in here is my second son.   And so I want to keep him healthy, but not having owned a pet since I was a child,  I had a learning curve in terms of how do I holistically take care of my dog and really get […]

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DON’T GIVE YOUR DOG CORONAVIRUS

COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak A Pomeranian in Hong Kong was one of the first dogs to test positive for the coronavirus. (Xinhua News Agency/Shutterstock) Dogs caught coronavirus from their owners The first two dogs reported to have coronavirus probably caught it from their owners. Researchers found that the genetic sequences of the virus were almost identical […]

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Dog Lifespans
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DOGS DIE TOO SOON, WHY?

  MY DOG DIDN’T LIVE LONG ENOUGH   In 2004 I was blessed with a surprise puppy in a basket left on my doorstep.  Four months before I had lost a great border collie/pitbull mix that I loved and enjoyed for 14 years.  I told myself I couldn’t go through the grieving process with another […]

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