With this hot summer weather, my allergies have really kicked into high gear, so it’s a good time to talk about dogs for people who suffer from allergies. Although no dog will be totally un-allergenic, there are several that are less likely to produce severe reactions in most people.
For a complete list, check out our short article on hypoallergenic dog breeds. Here are my top ten choices.
This week’s top ten list is brought to you courtesy of the Humane Society of the United States. Here are their top ten ways to keep your dog safe.
Continue reading Tuesday’s Top Ten: Ways to Keep Your Dog Safe
The good folks at Mars Veterinary (who bring you Pedigree dog food and Greenies chews) are running a census specifically for mixed-breed dogs.
Continue reading Did you count your dog on your census form?
A fantastic story from the UK about a flying Springer Spaniel named Poppy.
I received the following press release regarding the death of Dog Whisperer Cesar Milan’s pit bull Daddy.
With the economy continuing in it’s slump, it’s always nice to find a few ways to save money where you can. With four dogs, two cats, and heartworm testing / annual check-ups just around the corner, I went fishing for some suggestions for a few corners I could safely cut with my dogs’ medications.
Continue reading Tuesday Top Ten: Ways to save money on medications for your dog
I posted a couple of weeks ago about ways pets can improve your health. Have you noticed a change in your fitness since you brought a dog into your home?
Continue reading Saturday Survey: Has your dog made you more healthy?
We posted last week about Holly, a Dogue de Bordeaux who was to be shown at Westminster, even though she was suffering from a relapse of her lymphoma. We are sad to report that Holly passed away one week before the show. Our deepest condolences to the Saez family on the loss of this beautiful dog.
Holly, a Dogue de Bordeaux, will be competing with her brothers Brando and Ceasar at the 134th annual Westminster Kennel Club show next week, but that’s not the real story.
Check out this slideshow from WebMD on how pets improve your health. We’ve always known our dogs make us feel better, but here is actual scientific proof that living with an animal can enhance your mood, lower your blood pressure and cholesterol, fight depression, and strengthen the immune system.
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!