Best Tips for Taking Care of Your Dog
Every summer there’s talk of abandoning dogs. There are no particularly precise figures, but the numbers are still alarming: some sources speak of about 50,000 abandoned dogs in a year (and 80,000 cats); others, much more pessimistic, indicate in 100,000 the number of abandonments of dogs. The phenomenon is however important and to try to Read more about Abandoned dogs: what to do[…]
Sharing your life with a dog is a unique experience for everyone, but different for everyone. Welcoming a soft pad into your family gives you the joy and cheerfulness that only a puppy can bring. His vivacity, his friendly way of approaching everyone, licking his hands as a sign of friendship, playing continuously for hours Read more about The dog: a responsibility and a commitment[…]
Do dogs know how to love? The affirmative answer to this question cost me some followers on Twitter; I was forced to block them after the discussion had taken on too bright a tone. I was surprised that these people felt compelled to continue to advocate the absurd thesis that dogs cannot love. Given that Read more about Do dogs know how to love?[…]
Having always had dogs, I’ve known for a long time that chocolate hurts dogs. I often have fun asking experts or presumed experts why, discovering that the answer is perhaps the most unknown of all, a clear example of how to pass on a concept without understanding. Forget those who answer you “because it contains Read more about Chocolate and dogs[…]
If we decide to take a dog from the kennel we must be aware that this is not a choice to be made with a light heart; in fact, there are many aspects that we must take into account (do we prefer a puppy or an adult dog? A male or a female? What size? Read more about Taking a dog from the kennel[…]
The processionary processionary represents a real danger for the dog, for other animals and also for men, a danger that, very often, is decidedly underestimated. It is no coincidence, however, that in our country, the fight against this insect is mandatory by law (see, for example, the ministerial decree of 17 April 1998 and especially Read more about Processionaria and dogs[…]
Knowing the problems of the old dog is of fundamental importance to better manage the health of our four-legged friends. Let’s start by defining when a dog is old: regardless of other health considerations, average life depends on breed and size. Average life of a dog The maximum lifespan of a dog is set at Read more about Elderly dog[…]
The diet for chronic kidney failure of the dog is very important for several factors. First of all, because the disease leads dogs to anorexia and therefore it is necessary that the diet is able to give the right calorie intake. Secondly, because it manages to control two very important aspects that aggravate the disease: Read more about Diet for chronic renal failure in the dog[…]
Agility dog is perhaps the most popular sport for dogs. Its birth, which took place in the United Kingdom, is dated back to the late 70s of the last century, after which agility first spread to the countries of northern Europe, then gradually, has become known in many countries around the world. In our country Read more about Agility dog[…]
The feeding of the dog is a rather complex matter; the variables in the field are many and those who love their faithful friend can not afford to dismiss the subject in two bars. One thing is certain: nutrition and physical activity, as is the case for man, play a fundamental role in maintaining the Read more about Dog feeding[…]