The Weimaraner breed is a high risk for gastric torsion, or “twisted stomach” or severe “bloat”. Medically known as “Gastric Dilation and Volvulus” or GDV is very serious, very painful and can be life-threatening. Definitely requires emergency medical intervention. Weimaraners are high risk for this feeding issue because they are a large breed, fit and […]
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Why are Weimaraner’s eyes blue? Fact: Weimaraner puppies are born with bold blue eyes due to recessive genes! They are stunning! Their light eye color is rare among all canine breeds. However, the bold blue eyes in puppyhood do fade and change as the dog grows. They become light blue, green or even amber or
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An American SPCA in St. Hubert’s, Madison, New Jersey, has revolutionized the rehabilitation of traumatized dogs. This Animal Welfare Center is unique with a new approach. The dogs are given a strict program and strict socialization and training for 3 months – consistently. That is 3 months in a consistent environment, with familiar professional trainers,
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Are you spending enough time with your dog? We know your schedule is busy. But when was the last time you really felt a connection with your fuzzy buddy? Did you know your dog has the emotional capacity of a human toddler? According to gentle parenting experts at Big Little Feelings, our dogs need a
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Many people see a dog with hind-leg weakness and they automatically think the dog is suffering. This is our human nature. We are sensitive to events that cause pain and suffering. Although bilateral proprioceptive stall looks terrible sometimes – the dog is not suffering with pain. Bilateral Proprioceptive Stall exhibits symptoms such as: Stool incontinence
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Update on Dog UTI Symptoms and Treatment Here’s an update on dog UTI symptoms and treatment. On my recent and active poll of almost 600 dog owners, 99% said their dog has had a urinary tract infection (UTI) at some point. That’s a huge amount of owners whose dogs have had a UTI! Has your dog
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As Titan’s health continued to decline we started him in therapeutic dog swimming lessons at the local dog spa. The goal was to increase quality of life, mobility and longevity. For other’s that are curious about what a therapeutic dog swim “looks like”, here you go! Notice how hard they work the dog. The buoyancy
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Dogs & Pregnant Women Ever wonder if your dog can tell you are pregnant? And just how much do they understand? Well dogs can tell when a human woman is expecting almost from the moment of conception because they are so in tuned to us. Whether you are thinking of getting pregnant, or you are
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Have you ever watched the unique interaction between a visually impaired person walking with their guide dog? It is a really unique relationship that these canine and humans share. Not only do they assist their owner with daily living, but they also are a loving and trusted companion. How Dogs Assist The Visually Impaired Did
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4 Reasons Your Dog Eats Grass: Doggy Green Grass Grazing You may have noticed your own dog chomping on the fresh green lawn. You feed your dog 2-3 times and day, plus the occasional treats – so why is this happening? Here are 4 suggestions why your dog eats grass and how to help. There
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