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Paw chewing matters because it affects your dog’s comfort and your household: sore, stained paws and persistent chewing often mean the dog is itchy, uncomfortable, or stressed, and owners commonly notice it in new puppies learning grooming habits, in dogs with a long-standing chewing habit, or in recently adopted dogs adjusting to a new environment.

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Many dog lovers have asked, half-joking, “How would a dog wear pants?” The question is more useful than it sounds: beyond the costume-room jokes, clothing can play a genuine role in comfort, recovery, and hygiene for certain dogs. I see owners curious for photos and social posts, but I also see dogs who genuinely benefit

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Understanding why dogs form close attachments to people matters more than it might first appear: it shapes everyday choices about housing, training, and health care, and it changes how owners respond when behavior shifts. As a veterinarian and behavior consultant I typically see that owners who grasp the drivers of canine affection make calmer, more

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A heart murmur in a dog is something an owner may notice as an unexpected sound, a change in energy, or a new cough. This article explains what murmurs are, why they matter, how they happen, and practical steps you can take if you suspect your dog has one. Expect clear, actionable guidance you can

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For anyone who shares their life with a dog, lifespan isn’t just a statistic — it shapes decisions about housing, work, travel, finances, and the emotional pacing of a relationship that may last a decade or more. I find owners do better when they understand typical life expectancy ranges because it helps them plan for

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