When raising a puppy, you’ll quickly realize that they get into all sorts of things, whether it be the open (or sometimes closed) garbage can or they also tend to roll around either their poop or another dog’s poop – don’t ask, it’s a weird dog thing – this can usually mean that you can … Read more
The universally loved poodle is of German and French origin, dating back to the 17th century. Their appearance has changed somewhat over the last few centuries, with curls now being the hallmark of the breed. However, luckily for their owners, though they do shed, it gets caught in their curls, rather than ending up on … Read more
Great Danes have been loyal companions since the 19th century when they were bred in Germany to accompany hunters and act as guardians of the German aristocracy – mainly due to their massive size. However, this massive size also means a lot of hair, and because Great Danes are so tall, they cover a larger … Read more
Rottweilers may have been bred for guardianship and as working dogs by their Roman masters, but they’ve transitioned to a role as a house pet over the last few centuries. However, despite their cute appearance, these massive dogs can still pack quite a bite and are frequently used as household guardians, but their overall friendliness … Read more
Are you contemplating adopting or buying a Pitbull but want to first learn about their shedding habits? These lovable pups probably shed more than you think but learn from our first hand experience on how you can manage it! Continue reading to learn how much Pitbulls shed. Pitbulls may not necessarily be the most popular … Read more
The Mini Goldendoodle is a crossbreed that has been gaining popularity in recent years. It is a mix between a Golden Retriever and a Miniature or Toy Poodle. These dogs are known for their small size, hypoallergenic coat, and friendly temperament. The Mini Goldendoodle is a great option for those who want a dog that … Read more
It seems like a hefty, daunting task if you’ve decided to look for a dog to purchase rather than adopt. Finding a reputable dog breeder is even more challenging, as the internet is littered with ‘backyard breeders’ and those who treat their dogs poorly. Finding a good dog breeder is like finding a canary in … Read more