Have you ever wondered what your German Shepherd’s ears mean? Or what their ear stages are when growing up? There is a lot of meaning behind GSDs’ different ear positions. So we created a German Shepherd ear chart to determine each position’s meaning. We even covered all the stages GSDs ears will go through when […]
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If you are looking for a complete guide to the Blue Bay Shepherd, you have come to the right place. Because these dogs are a newer designer breed and quite rare, people have many unanswered questions about them. This post will cover everything from the dog’s history, what they look like, their maintenance requirements, their
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Are you interested in finding out more about the German Shepherd Malamute mix? This dog is becoming increasingly popular, and for good reason. They make great pets and are very versatile. This post will cover everything you need to know about this mixed-breed dog. I will discuss their history, what they were bred for, physical
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Like most dog owners, you probably want to ensure that your pup is getting the best possible nutrition. This means ensuring that they eat a well-balanced diet and get all the necessary nutrients. But what if your dog isn’t eating as much as they should? Or if they have a health condition that requires them
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Dogs are like family to many people, and they love to share their food with them. Ube (purple yam) is a popular Filipino dessert that is often enjoyed by humans. But can dogs eat ube? In short, yes! Dogs can eat purple yam or ube but should cook and given in moderation. Ube is safe
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Do you have a soft spot for wavy-haired dogs with a reddish hue? If so, the red Goldendoodle just might be the perfect pup for you. This post will provide an in-depth look at everything you need to know about these lovable pups, from their physical characteristics and temperament to the size and coat color
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Dogs and Mackerel: a match made in heaven? Or a recipe for disaster? Mackerel is a type of oily fish that is high in omega-three fatty acids. This makes it a popular choice for humans looking for a healthy seafood option. But can dogs eat Mackerel? Is it safe for them to eat? In short,
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Have you ever seen an Australian Shepherd without a tail? If you have, then you may have been wondering if they are born with tails or not. The answer to that question is yes – Australian Shepherds are born with tails (sometimes, we’ll get into that later). However, the misunderstanding surrounding their tails often leads
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Cockapoos are one of the most popular designer dogs. They are a mix of the American Cocker Spaniel and the Poodle. Cockapoos come in many different sizes, colors, and temperaments. There are various Cockapoo generations, such as F1, F1B, F1BB, F2, and so on. This makes it difficult to know which one is appropriate for
F1 Cockapoo: Generation Guide (F1B, F1BB, F2, F2B, F2BB & F3) Read More »
Are you thinking about adding a black German Shorthaired Pointer to your family? If so, you’ll want to read this complete breed guide. In this post, we will cover the history of the breed, their physical appearance and size, coat markings and texture, whether they’re rare or not, their temperament, and many other frequently asked
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