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Summertime can be one of the greatest moments for you to enjoy the outdoors with your pet. However, summer months can also prove to be very uncomfortable and even dangerous not only for individuals but also pets. The truth is that summer is usually a terrific time for a dog owner since it lets you play, swim and run with your pet in the good weather compared to any other time of the year. However, the summer season is also one that brings a lot of unique risks to your pet dog and it is important to ensure that you keep your dog safe during this period. With the high summer temperatures, it is imperative to have your pet cool and safe. This helps protect it from risks such as heat stroke, dehydration, sunburns and burned foot pads that can be a cause of discomfort to your pet. Here are some ways through which you can keep your dog safe during summer.

We all know the saying “A dog is a man’s best friend.” We continue to see how much this has been proven true throughout history. With the variety in breeding, a dog owner should know quite well just what characteristics and habits he should expect in his dog.

Everyone wants to have the best for man’s best friend. Dogs are often far more than just pets, they quickly become members of the family. Everyone wants their dogs to be healthy, and it can be frustrating or even heart breaking to see so many older family dogs who end up suffering from cancer. This seems to happen so much more often than it used to, but is that really the case? How do we tackle the question of why are there so many dogs who suffer from cancer now?

When it comes to getting a dog, there is nothing more rewarding than adopting. However, many people don’t use the top 3 tips when adopting a dog in mind and find themselves frustrated from the very beginning. Instead of helping the dog, and themselves, settle into a new life, they end up fighting against the dog and reaching the end of their rope rather quickly.

You may know the bloodhound breed for their long ears, wrinkled face and of course their incredible sense of smell. However, you may not realize that the ancestors of this famous dog breed date all the way back to medieval France where they were often used for trailing wild boar and deer. Today, this is a breed that is highly intelligent, very active and still known for their keen sense of smell. As a matter of fact, the bloodhound breed has grown in popularity for their work in search and rescue as well as various positions as law enforcement dogs.