MAINTAINING YOUR DOG’S ORAL HEALTH (STARRING MY DOGS BERNIE AND ROSCOE)

There are numerous dog breeds on the market that are suitable for families with young children. Such dogs will tolerate rowdy behavior from children. For example, young children will pull the dog’s hair, lay on them, play with them, pull fido’s tail and even step on them. If your family has young children therefore, it is advisable to find breeds that will cope with the demanding needs of the kids. Below is a list of dogs that will stand the rough and aggressive lifestyle from a family with small children.

Many people love dogs and are absolutely crazy about it. Unfortunately, all the toys, treats, beautiful collars, comfortable beds, unusual coats and accessories cannot let your canine friend know how much you love them. In order to convey love to your pup, you need to communicate in their own language. Below, we will look at a few ways of showing love to your dog.

You and your family want a dog. The Chihuahua was very popular years ago. You still have curiosity about whether this breed is right for you. If you have young children or older children this breed may or may not be right for you.

Let’s face it, there are times you wish you can step out of your balcony and scream your lungs out just to show how much you love your furry friend. That may make you feel good but not your pooch. Love, (happiness) and anger (sadness or disappointment) are two basic emotions we all wish we can easily tell our dogs. However, humans and dogs communicate differently. While verbal communication is primary for humans, dogs rely on non-verbal communication to pass information across.

Both dogs and humans are in great need of relaxation. A relaxing day to spend together is a very nice project. Spend a whole day in slow motion, without stress and without pressure, just to rest and enjoy the good things in life. And when you have a dog, it’s even better, because they too need some moments of relaxation from time to time.