Artificial insemination has been done for many years, but the ability to freeze sperm and cold in the ship it has changed significantly the ability to plan matings with significant success. Vaginal, transcervical and surgical insemination are now the standard for many farms, but now it is possible to successfully breed with semen from almost … Read more
More than 80% of dog owners drive their dogs without restraints in their cars, according to industry research. Driving loose dogs may soon be illegal in your state, as many states have passed legislation. Many responsible parents will not drive if their child is strapped in a seat belt or car seat. Wouldn’t it make … Read more
On September 8th, the nation celebrates National Dog Walker Appreciation Day. For those who don’t know, Wag! created “National Dog Walker Appreciation Day” to honour the men and women who log millions of miles every day walking to entertain and exercise the world’s four-legged pals. Even though it may seem simple, walking your dog is … Read more
A digging dog can destroy your garden, drag mud and dirt into your house, force you to throw away everything to give them a bath. Worse, if your dog digs a tunnel under the fence to escape, it can put him in danger. If you are fed up with your dog’s behavior, read on to … Read more
Along with criticizing you, scolding you is one of the most common ways your dog communicates with you. Many dog owners have experienced their dog pawing. Although you may think it can be annoying at times, it is your dog’s way of trying to communicate with you. If your dog puts his hand on you, … Read more
Your lawn, garden or fence now looks like a miniature war zone, with holes, weeds and damaged vegetables. You know who to blame: your dog! Why is your dog digging in the garden? What will you do there? Here are seven tips to help stop your dog’s digging habit. More playtime and exercise More toys … Read more
Dogs show love to humans in other ways than hugs and smiles. Dogs can show you love by leaning on you, bringing you toys, or carrying your belongings. Dogs express their feelings in a variety of ways, from the subtle to the obvious, so it can be difficult to tell which is a good word … Read more
Words may be important for communication between humans, but dogs communicate their emotions through body language and sounds. While it may seem that your dog understands your words, especially if you’ve put in the effort to train them on simple commands such as sit, heel, and stay, you also need to work to understand and … Read more
Recently, I saw a plastic bag at a thrift store. Think it’s like a heating pad my dog might use for epilepsy. I covered him with two other blankets and tucked him in tightly to make it look like his bed. The next time I went to visit him, he pulled off the new blanket, … Read more
When it comes to keeping our dogs happy, one of the most important things for dog owners is their freedom. We want them to have different activities where they will have a lot of exercise and where they can move around and protect them from harm and make sure that they do not harm our … Read more