Sécurité des animaux
[ad_1] As humans spread into coyote habitats with their pets more and more, the odds of encounters between dogs and coyotes skyrocket. These encounters can be deadly, especially for small dogs who make for easy prey. Humans are good sources of garbage and food, which can attract coyotes, too. Late January through early March is … Lire la suite
[ad_1] At first glance, it may seem like a small French Bulldog can handle the heat than a heavy-coated Siberian Husky. After all, Frenchies have shorter fur and generally like to take it easier when it comes to exercise than Huskies do. But French Bulldogs, along with other breeds like American Bulldogs, Pekingese, Pugs, and … Lire la suite
[ad_1] Question: What items should I include in my pet first-aid kit for my dog? Answer: Emergencies happen. As a responsible pet parent, you should be prepared for the worst (even while expecting the best). That means a pet first-aid kit. You can DIY it with our list of supplies below or let the geniuses … Lire la suite
[ad_1] Question: How do I stop my dog from pulling on the leash? Answer: Pulling on a leash is a behavior almost all dog parents encounter. The best way to stop it is to make a promise to yourself and your dog that they will never again get anywhere by pulling on their collar. Period! … Lire la suite
[ad_1] Question: Is it OK to leave my dog in the car while I do a five-minute errand? Answer: Every year pets — and even children — die because they were left in a car for “just a minute.” So the short answer is no, it’s generally not OK to leave your dog in the … Lire la suite
[ad_1] One of a dog parent’s biggest fears will always be losing their pet. Losing a pet is like losing a human loved one, and it’s an experience no one should ever have to go through. Even if you believe you’re the safest pet parent in the world, it’s always smart to make sure you … Lire la suite
[ad_1] Late last week, black bears in Connecticut and Maine attacked dogs on their home turfs, leaving the owners in both states injured. The dog owners fiercely defended their canine companions, despite coming face-to-face with the bears. Maine woman punches bear to save dog Around 11:30 a.m. on the last day of June, Lynn Kelly … Lire la suite
[ad_1] On July 5th, while many people relax after Independence Day, others spend the day searching desperately for their lost pets. These could be dogs who, frightened by July 4 fireworks displays, escaped the yard. Or indoor-outdoor cats who usually come inside when called but are nowhere to be found after the neighbor’s late-night firecracker … Lire la suite
[ad_1] July 4th — Independence Day — is the most American holiday there is. Friends, fun, and food come to mind, and it’s especially a great day to have a dog. They can be real party animals as they run around playing and trying to steal hot dogs while you’re hanging with friends and family. … Lire la suite
[ad_1] There’s a disturbing trend on the rise in the dog world. Police are killing dogs (intentionally and unintentionally) at an alarming rate. According to Criminal Legal News, these canine murders have become so common that the Department of Justice has dubbed the phenomenon “an epidemic.” The DOJ estimates that cops kill 25 to 30 … Lire la suite
