Puppies Sleep Often during the day – How much is enough? A) 8-10 hours of sleep/day B) 11-13 hours of sleep/day C) 14-16 hours of sleep/day Leave your answer in the comments Check back on Monday, September 9th, 2024 to see if you’re right!
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Dogs can feel depressed too, for the same reasons as humans might. However, depression in dogs can present more settle, and it takes a keen dog owner to notice the signs and symptoms of doggy depression and add more fun into the dog’s life as well as work effectively with the vet for follow-up. So
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What Is Canine Kennel Cough? Veterinarians in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, have noticed many more cases of canine kennel cough, or canine infectious tracheobronchitis as it is medically termed, in the last 2 weeks. Kennel cough is most commonly viral but can also be a bacterial infection spread from dog to dog as they socialize. It
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Weimaraners are known for their light-taupe colored coats and fair skin. But did you know that the sun actually causes the weimaraner to get a tan?! Weimaraners coat will get darker brown in the sun and some Weim’s also develop a tiger stripe – or dark line down the middle of their back. The brown
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Want to Improve Your Dog’s Brain Fitness? Keeping your dog mentally active is as important as keeping them physically active. Here are great ways to exercise your dog’s brain at any age! Here are the best brain games for Weimaraner dogs! These game can be played indoors or outdoors. All you need is your dog
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To Understand Dog Seizures – Let’s First Look at Human Seizures For anyone who has ever witnessed a seizure – it can be terrifying! In both dogs and humans. Seizures are generally described as “violent body shakes” and an altered level of consciousness, Mayo Clinic, 2021. However, That’s only if they are having a “grande mal”
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You probably thought your dog sees as well as you do?! Did you know dogs do not rely on sight as much as we do? Dog’s other senses, such as hearing and sense of smell are far more valuable to them than sight. Since I am still curious, thought I would show you how your
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Building a FitBark social community for you and your dog is important for both your health. The World Health Organization describes many determinants of health. Some of which consist of modifiable factors, those we control, and non-modifiable factors, things we cannot control – like our genetics. Being social is considered a modifiable factor, you build
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As Titan’s bilateral proprioceptive stall worsens, we are faced with new challenges regarding his stool incontinence. Dealing with incontinence in an aging dog can be challenging. Many times we struggle to keep the house clean. We have wall-to-wall carpeting and as if that wasn’t messy enough; he often stools in his bed, panics and spreads
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If you have owned a dog for even as little as a few months you may have already been alerted to the terrible sound of doggy-dry-heaving, and vomiting. Or the mess of sudden, unexpected diarrhea that trails through the house. The longer you have been a dog owner, the more episodes you have likely experienced.
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