The Chinese Crested was thought to have originated in Mexico and maritime trade brought them to China. This is where the main attribute of the breed was sought: the absence of body hair or fur. They were an advantage to sailors, as the lack of hair could see fleas and keep the spread of the […]

Adopting a bichon is a great way to rescue a puppy or dog that has had a difficult life thus far. It is gratifying to know that you have saved a puppy and now have a special dog to raise as your own. Unfortunately, there are some downsides to bichon adoption and rescue. These include […]

If you’ve wanted a Bichon Frize as a pet but can’t afford the high costs of purchasing one from a breeder or your local pet store, you may want to consider a Bichon Frize for adoption. Bichon Frize for adoption is a special humane service offered by your local kennels and animal welfare groups. These […]

Like our own eyes, your Cockapoo’s eyes are extremely sensitive and require good care and attention. In this article, I will share a few points and suggestions to ensure that your Cockapoo’s eyes remain in a healthy condition and free from infection. Here are some tips to help maintain your Cockapoo’s eyes. Examine the sides […]

At some point, almost any dog ​​lover has probably thought about adopting a puppy or adult dog. Some people do it because of the relatively low cost. Others choose this route for the possibility of giving a dog a good home. There are many dogs that are up for adoption, but they will generally be […]

Although many people think that all Labrador Retrievers look similar, the truth is that we are like people! We can develop with different colors, facial features, and bone structure. These traits can be the result of selective breeding, as many Labradors are selectively bred for use as show dogs (requiring certain appearance characteristics). Appearance characteristics […]

2-year American research study helps traumatized dogs heal The American SPCA has revolutionized the rehabilitation of traumatized dogs. The unique thing about this new approach is that the dogs receive a strict schedule and strict socialization and training for 3 months, on a consistent basis. That is, 3 months in a constant environment, with professional […]

German Shepherds began to develop in the late 19th century by a man named Max von Stephanitz. Stephanitz is still credited with having been the father of the entire German Shepherd breed. An admirer of the German Shepherd Dog of the time, he chose to breed selectively to acquire his most desired traits and eliminate […]

Without a doubt, the most dangerous dog that a professional handler can find is the dog with “Rabies Syndrome”. First, let me warn the reader not to conclude that your dog has “anger syndrome” if he displays simple and predictable dominance or aggression related to pain. This in no way implies that the dog has […]

November is Pet Cancer Awareness Month. Among the deadliest canine cancers is hemangiosarcoma, or cancer of the blood vessels. Hemangiosarcoma can present as skin cancer, which can be successfully treated if caught early, or as cancer of the internal organs, particularly the spleen or heart. The prognosis for splenic or cardiac hemangiosarcoma is extremely poor, […]