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Why Do Dogs Stare?

Many animals stare at us and we don’t have any idea why they do this. This often leaves us confused and wondering why our pup is looking at us so intently.  Here are some reasons why dogs stare: “I’m ready for dinner” Whenever your furry friend stares at you intently, take a moment to check […] Continue reading Why Do Dogs Stare?

Five pet safety tips for winter

We change our routines and take extra precaution when the temperatures drop, and the same should be done for your fur-child. Here are five tips to help keep your dog safe and comfortable this winter: Do not leave pets in the car during the winter. You wouldn’t leave your pet alone in the vehicle while […] Continue reading Five pet safety tips for winter

Stop the Digging

Is your fur child tearing apart your backyard? The first step to training your pup to keep his paws to himself is to understand the reason why he digs. Boredom If your dog is bored he could be digging in an attempt to entertain himself. Spending long periods of time in the yard by himself […] Continue reading Stop the Digging

Treating thunderstorm anxiety

Does your pup cower in the corner at the first sight of a storm? It is common for dogs to go into panic mode due to the extremely loud sounds of thunder. The hearing ability of a dog is substantially greater than that of a human, making their ears very sensitive to noise. As your […] Continue reading Treating thunderstorm anxiety

How to extend your dogs life

Studies show that the average life of a dog is 13 years. By following these tips you will be able to improve, and hopefully extend, the life of your beloved pet. – Become a regular at your vet with the right Pet Insurance. Make sure to stay up to date on your pet’s vaccinations and […] Continue reading How to extend your dogs life

The Look of Love

As dog owners, we all adore our pets and often consider them members of our families. Animal behaviorists are suggesting that this is because we bond with them in a way similar to how we bond with our children. Looking into a dog’s eyes triggers a release of the “love hormone” called oxytocin. This release […] Continue reading The Look of Love

Can your dog detect cancer?

Any pet owner will tell you that owning a dog is a beneficial experience, but studies over the past two decades show that it may be even more beneficial than we realise. Various owners have reported that their dogs have been able to detect skin, ovarian, lung, breast, bladder, and colon cancer. For example, a […] Continue reading Can your dog detect cancer?