The relationship between a dog and a toddler is precious and absolutely adorable, and their interactions are often truly heartwarming. This Instagram video is the perfect example of a child’s friendship with her pet. In the clip, a toddler named Carsy tries her best to convince the family’s foster dog to play with her. The owner mentions in the caption that the beautiful moment was captured “two years ago.”
There is nothing more comforting and exciting than coming home to wagging tails and happy faces. And this dog owner is one lucky fella as his Golden Retriever, Sunday, eagerly waits for him every day and does the happy dance upon seeing his favorite hooman. The pet parent has captured the heart-touching moment between the Golden and her dad in a video and uploaded the clip on Instagram to show their unconditional love to the world.
Time and again, dogs have proved that they’re the ideal companions for humans. They are gentle, caring, loving cuddle machines and provide unlimited entertainment for your kids. So, for pet parents with children, finding a babysitter has never been an issue because they can always rely on their furry friend. This dog owner documented one such adorable moment when their Golden Retriever began rocking their baby in a feel-good Instagram video. The clip showed Ellie’s maternal instincts kicking in to give her human brother a good time.
The internet is melting over an adorable video of a dog comforting a baby after accidentally scaring her with his howl. Kaos and Mayhem, a dashing German Shepherd duo, are loving big brothers to their human sibling. A recent video showed a glimpse of the precious bond as one of the fur babies was quick to check up on the little one when she started crying.
Dogs are called man’s best friend, but they are also often friendly with other animals. To provide an apt example, an Instagram video shows how a Golden Retriever named Baker attracts all kinds of animals. In the caption, the adorable and gentle pooch is referred to as “A real life Disney Prince.”
Leaving your dog behind is probably the most difficult part about going on a trip, and the sense of being left behind could be felt by the pooches as well. So was the case with Marley the Golden Retriever, who appeared visibly sad after finding his dad packing a suitcase. The video showed the dog with eyes full of silent sorrow, pleading to tag along. Little did he know that his owner had a surprise planned for him all along, proving that he wouldn’t turn his back on a brother, not in a million years.
If you are a first-time dog owner, we are sure you might have hundreds of questions, especially dental-related ones. Does your dog have the same number of teeth as you? How many teeth do pups have? Do dogs lose their teeth, and so on? Well, we have all the answers. So, read on to learn all about dogs’ teeth.
Despite the fact that proper dog dental care is essential to good health in your pooch, statistics show that two-thirds of all pet owners do not take care of their pets’ teeth as recommended by their veterinarians. The unfortunate result of this lack of dental care is that 80 percent of all dogs have symptoms of oral disease by their third birthday. Because dental problems can affect other areas of your dog’s body, including the lungs, kidneys, and heart, it is essential that you care for your pet’s teeth right from the very start of his life. Here’s everything you need to know about dental care for dogs.
Nothing beats doggy affection in the form of slobbery kisses — unless your dog has a bad case of halitosis or bad breath. Dogs aren’t exactly known for their fresh breath, but if your pup has really horrible breath, it may be a sign of something more serious.
Tartar and gingivitis are two of the most common problems in dogs that veterinarians see. Poor dental hygiene can lead to gum disease and periodontal disease. These conditions can cause loss of teeth and — if untreated — more serious conditions such as bacterial infections of the heart, liver, or kidneys. Dental care for your dog is crucial to prevent this progression. Make sure to practice proper at-home care and have your dogs’ teeth checked out by a professional on a regular basis. Here are some dental care tips to keep your dog’s teeth in tip-top shape.