Author: Mily

If you’ve never done potty training your dog before can be a daunting task, dog parents can tell you a lot they have learned from experience. In fact, dogs usually learn quickly, and as long as you follow some good advice, burglary may not be as hard as you think.January is National Training Your Dog Month, and it’s a great time to learn more about training your puppy. Of course, our pet parents are eager to learn more about our dogs at any time of the year!Here are ten things experienced dog parents can tell you about potty training. 1/10You have…

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Our pets depend on us for everything, and their health and well-being are in our hands. We all love our best friends, but excess body fat is a major risk factor for various dog diseases.Even the most dedicated pet parents can struggle to help their dogs maintain a healthy weight. According to recent studies, more than half of dogs in the United States weigh more than their ideal weight.The challenge starts with determining your dog’s ideal weight, weighing it regularly, and choosing between numerous pet food brands – all promising the best diet.In addition, the exact relationship between nutrition, weight,…

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Protecting your pet from ticks starts with understanding their life cycle, what kind of disease they can transmit in 10 minutes, and what routine tests your veterinarian can perform to detect it.Types of ticks and where they are found:Lone star tickIt’s not just Texas. This tick can be found in many southern and eastern coastal states.American dog tick or wood tickA limited area east of the Rocky Mountains and along the Pacific coast.Rakki YamamokuRocky Mountain states, such as Idaho, Utah, Montana, and Nevada.Western black-legged tickNorthern California is a hotspot for these ticks.Brown dog tickIt is found in every state and…

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 When the dog has just arrived in an unfamiliar environment or is frightened, it will feel nervous, resulting in an increased breathing rate and hiccups. The owner can hold the dog in his arms and stroke his head more often to let it relax gradually. Alternatively, the owner can gently massage the dog’s neck to help relieve the stress caused by excessive tension. If the dog catches a cold, there will also be hiccups. In addition to hiccups, the dog may also have a runny nose and other phenomena, at this time the owner should help the dog keep warm in…

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Improving your dog’s diet is one of the surest ways to keep them healthy and happy. Sometimes, however, the transition process itself can be a challenging experience for dogs and their pet parents.Many dogs can switch from their current diet to a new fresh diet without difficulty. However, other dogs may need to transition to a fresh diet gradually. The difference between old and new foods also changes the required transition time. That’s why switching from dry food to fresh food usually takes longer than switching between different fresh foods.The potentially unpleasant side effects of dietary changes are a clear…

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It’s not good for cats to eat oranges, eating too many oranges may have diarrhea. Cats don’t like the orange flavor and generally don’t take the initiative to eat oranges. Oranges are acidic fruits, if you give the cat to eat, it will stimulate its stomach, and cause the cat to vomit, thin and other phenomena, so it can not be given to eat. Most cats hate the taste of acidic fruits like oranges and oranges, and they hide far away when they smell them.

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Speaking of silly dogs, or three small ones, in the eyes of our countrymen, it is the three fools of sleds (husky, Alaska, Samoyed). But do you know what are the three really stupid dogs in the world? Today Xiaobian will take you to see it together! 1. Afghan HoundsDon’t look at how graceful it is, in fact, the intelligence level of the Afghan Hound is ranked last in today’s dog intelligence rankings! Experiments have shown that Afghan hounds have a very difficult time in training to cope with daily instructions, and neither movements nor their owners’ passwords can be learned…

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Tartar and gingivitis are two of the most common problems veterinarians see in dogs. Poor dental hygiene can lead to gum disease, tooth loss and, if left untreated, to more serious diseases such as bacterial infections of the heart, liver, or kidneys.In fact, 80% of dogs and 70% of cats show signs of oral and dental disease by the age of three. Gingivitis and tartar can progress to periodontal disease or form an abscess. These infections can spread to your dog’s heart valves, liver, and kidneys. This is serious business. 1. Brush your teeth dailyBrushing your pet’s teeth helps remove plaque…

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Some frightened dogs bite, but you can help train this behavior.Some dogs bite when frightened. While it may not be your dog’s fault that they bite in response to an accident, you may want to stop this behavior.The startle reflex is an animal instinct, and it’s not uncommon for sleeping dogs to bite when awakened by pets, kisses, or other physical interactions. Remember that this reaction is reflexive – not aggressive; It is important not to confuse the two.Some nervous dogs also bite when they are awake and bite when someone or something interrupts their attention. Fortunately, there are steps…

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There are 6 kinds of dogs that everyone is most prejudiced against, and their innate personality and behavior can not only destroy your personality, but also destroy your warm little home… Look at the editor said so evil, let’s take a look at which dogs are the “mask killers” sent by the devil. 1. Shiba InuWhat impressed us most about Shiba Inu was the “Hachiko Inu” and the memes that flooded the Internet world, but you know what? Shiba Inu’s personality is very stubborn, as long as it wants to do something must not stop its determination, just like how to…

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