Many dog owners believe their dogs shake because they’re cold. So out come the blankets and the little coats and sweaters to warm Fido up. And while this is very possibly the reason, there are many other things that will leave your pooch with the shakes and shivers.
As summer temperatures begin to rise, now is a good time to put some safety precautions in place to help your dog beat the heat…
Hot summer days can be hard on your dog. Just like you, they can overheat, but unlike you, they can’t just go get a drink of water, unless of course, you have provided well for their needs.
One of the best ways you can gauge your dog’s health is by the health and appearance of his coat, which means you need to keep his coat looking good in order for it to give you a true indication.
Oh to live a dog’s life…no worries, no cares…What might surprise you is that just like people, dogs can experience stress in their lives – the difference is you won’t ever hear them tell you they are stressed, so how will you know?
Whether you have a dog or not, probably just about everyone has seen a dog scoot his/her bottom across the floor…and if its your dog, and you’re with someone, you’re probably a little embarrassed. But you shouldn’t be, you should recognize that it could indicate that your dog may have a problem…
