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  • How to use dog clippers?

    How to use dog clippers?

    Clipping a dog at home can be practical, even satisfying, when it’s done with attention to comfort, coat biology, and safety. Many owners discover that a sensible clipping routine helps with hygiene, reduces discomfort in hot weather, and makes daily brushing easier. I typically see owners decide to clip after struggling with persistent mats, noticing

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  • How to tell if your dog is pregnant?

    How to tell if your dog is pregnant?

    If you’ve ever wondered whether your female dog might be pregnant, you’re not alone — that question suddenly becomes urgent for anyone who cares for a dog’s health, household planning, or the future of a litter. The good news is there are sensible, low‑stress ways to narrow the answer at home and clear next steps

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  • What is the grinch’s dogs name?

    What is the grinch’s dogs name?

    For many dog lovers the Grinch’s companion is more than a bit of holiday cast decoration; Max is a compact portrait of the kinds of bonds we see in real dogs—loyal, sometimes anxious, often comic. This article answers the simple question everyone asks first, then uses Max’s story to explain how real canine behavior maps

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  • Why is my dogs eye swollen?

    Why is my dogs eye swollen?

    If you notice one of your dog’s eyes looking puffy, red, or half-closed, pay attention—eye swelling can be a small, easily fixed nuisance or the first sign of something that will affect comfort or vision. I’ll walk you through what commonly causes a swollen eye, how a dog’s eye works so swelling makes sense, what

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  • What causes a dog to vomit?

    What causes a dog to vomit?

    As a veterinarian who has worked in both clinics and emergency settings, I want to make vomiting understandable and practical for dog lovers. Vomiting is common, so knowing when it is harmless and when it asks for urgent care helps you protect your dog’s comfort and life, reduces needless worry, and strengthens the bond between

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  • Why do dogs eat poop?

    Why do dogs eat poop?

    Seeing a dog eat feces is one of those moments that can make an otherwise calm owner blanch, laugh nervously, or rush for a camera — then for a cleanup plan. It matters because this behavior touches on practical concerns like hygiene, health risks and house-training, and also on the emotional side of how we

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