Who hasn’t seen a cute Dalmatian puppy and wished they had one of their own? The spotted pups, made famous by Disney’s “101 Dalmatians,” are absolutely adorable. However, there are some things you should know about this dignified breed before you run out to your local shelter or rescue to adopt your own. Here are some fascinating Dalmatian puppy facts and pictures to help you decide if this dog is right for you!
Are you a prospective first-time pet parent looking to adopt a dog in need of a good home? Maybe you’re drawn to the idea of a larger dog, but are nervous about the care needs that can come with more sizable working or herding breeds. While there are certainly large breeds who are easier to care for, it may feel a little less daunting to start with a pup from our list of small dog breeds for first-time owners.
A Leeds-based couple, Nicole Jackson and Jamal Birch, are defying stigmas and making a bold statement by openly inviting banned breeds, like the American XL Bully, to their dog grooming business. Recognizing that all pets — regardless of their breed — deserve love, care, and attention, they are set on providing a positive grooming experience for these misunderstood canines.
Despite our best intentions, dogs get out when we’re sure they can’t. They run through open doors, dig under fences, hop out car windows, and squeeze through tiny little cat doors that you’d swear couldn’t accommodate a squirrel, much less your bouncy dog. In combination with an ID tag, a microchip is your safest bet for getting your lost dog returned to you safely. These tiny chips are embedded between your dog’s shoulder and, when scanned, can be used to identify your dog and reunite them with their parent. Here’s everything you need to know about microchips for dogs.
You’re absolutely wild about your dog, and you’re not afraid to show it. However, all the treats, toys, fancy collars, and comfy beds can’t let your dog know just how special they are to you. Sure, they appreciate all that stuff. But in order to show your dog love, you have to speak their language. On the positive side, just because you don’t speak dog doesn’t mean you can’t convey your love in a way your pup will understand.
Yorkshire Terrier — or Yorkie — puppies are irresistibly cute! Despite their diminutive size, these dogs are known for their bold and confident demeanor, often forgetting just how small they really are. Before you run out to your local rescue group or shelter to bring this adorable pup into your life, there are a few things to know about the breed. Keep reading to learn more about Yorkshire Terrier puppies and check out their adorable pictures below!
The American Bully is a relatively new breed developed through selective breeding from the American Pit Bull Terrier, American Staffordshire Terrier, and other bully breeds. Since their inception in the United States in the mid-1990s, these dogs have gained popularity for their impressive physique, gentle demeanor, and unwavering loyalty. Characterized by their stocky build and muscular frame, this breed comes in various sizes, including Standard, Classic, Pocket, and American XL Bully. As with any dog breed, however, it’s important to know the pros and cons of owning an American Bully to understand what to expect from this unique breed.
A heartbreaking incident at a Las Vegas grooming salon has left a dog owner devastated. The owner claims her beloved dog was paralyzed at the salon. Following this, she had no choice but to euthanize her pet.
As humans spread into coyote habitats with their pets more and more, the odds of encounters between dogs and coyotes skyrocket. These encounters can be deadly, especially for small dogs who make for easy prey. Humans are good sources of garbage and food, which can attract coyotes, too.
Believe it or not, our canine companions get stressed. The circumstances and degrees of this can vary from dog to dog since no two are exactly alike, but it’s still something all dog parents must be wary of. Like humans, dogs can show their stress in different ways. To be a responsible dog parent, you must understand your dog’s signs of distress to ensure that both you and your canine companion can maintain a happy and healthy relationship together.