Category: Dog Care
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Dogs Need to Be Walked Daily
in Dog CareWith everyone leading such busy lives these days, dogs (and their parents) have had to get used to new living ways. We’re often not at home, and when we are, it’s usually after a hectic day where all we want to do is relax on the couch. However, dogs need to be walked daily, with…
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Which Leash Should I Choose For My Dog?
in Dog CareAmong dog accessories, there are many suggestions for dog leashes. The choice is enormous! How do you decide on the right one? Which leash should you choose for your dog? Read our tips. You can also read this article in Dogo App. A Short Leash restricts your dog’s space and movements, prevents free exploration of…
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Pet-Proofing 101: Making a Safe Haven for Your New Pet
in Dog CareSo, you’re bringing your new puppy or kitten home. Congratulations on the beginning of many years of love, cuddles, and laughs. There’s nothing better than a fuzzy pet to bring a smile to your face. Raising one is a big responsibility but so worth the effort. Before you bring home that bundle of energy and…
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Genetic Testing: What You Need to Know About Dog DNA Tests
in Dog CareGenetic testing can be carried out in order to discover information about your pet. A DNA or genetic code contains a whole set of data. You can do genetic testing simply by collecting your dog’s DNA sample and running a test that provides you with information about your dog’s genetic makeup. It may seem unusual…
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Coronavirus in Dogs. Can Dogs Get Infected?
in Dog CareToday, in China, we had the first case of a dog who tested mildly positive to the coronavirus (COVID-19). However, we need further research to confirm the case. The World Health Association (WHO) emphasizes that it has not been proven yet that the new variant of the coronavirus can spread from humans to cats or…
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What is Better Collar or Harness?
in Dog CareWalking your dog on a collar or a harness is a good choice as long as they are fitted well and are made from good material. When you fit the collar or a harness, make sure that you can slip one or two fingers in between the dog’s body and the accessory. Don’t forget to…
