Pet Blog

Keeping rabbits out of the garden may seem like an impossible task, but there are ways to keep them away. One way is to install a perimeter fence that is at least 4 feet tall and buried into the ground about 18... [read more]

This blog post is dedicated to the question that's been plaguing humankind since time immemorial. This article will cover a brief history of the term "dog days" and provide information on what it means for huma... [read more]

A dog's digestive system is designed to break down food so it can extract nutrients. But if your dog eats a bone too large for its body, the hard surface of the bone may cause damage to their intestines or stom... [read more]

A dog's life is roughly equivalent to seven human years. Seven! That means your sweet pup can be two whole decades old and you wouldn't even know it. This blog post will help you calculate how many human years... [read more]

A dog bed with stuffing can be really difficult to wash because of the stuffing. It's important that you have enough clamps or ties on your washing machine so that it doesn't fall apart in the washer.ContentsCa... [read more]

Everyone wants a dog that is obedient, happy, and well-behaved. But what if your dream dog is not so keen on training? This blog post will help you train your dream dog with the following tips. Here are some wa... [read more]

Many people who adopt a new dog are really excited to take them home and introduce their new pet to the family's cat. While many cats and dogs can live together peacefully, there is always that chance that your... [read more]

If you have a dog, chances are that at some point in your life you will need to know how to tell if she has had puppies. Whether this is because it's the middle of the night and her cries sound like they're com... [read more]

The word for dog is 狗 in Mandarin. It is pronounced as gŏu and literally means "dog." 人肉 also means "flesh" or "meat," which can be a little confusing at first, but it's not so bad when you think of meat as an... [read more]

In Korea, dogs are seen as a symbol of loyalty and honesty. In Korean culture it is said that the higher the dog jumps up to greet you, the more honest they are. Dogs bark when their owner leaves for work or sc... [read more]