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The American Red Cross put together this wonderful quick guide for dog CPR. They also have a Red Cross Pet First Aid mobile app which could be a lifesaver!
Want to learn more? Check out our post on Dog First Aid – Helpful Items to Keep at Home!
There is something special about medium breeds that most people cannot ignore. After all, when comparing dog sizes, they are usually more physically active than small pooches. They are also more portable than big dogs. In this respect, we have some popular suggestions for you if you are open to adopting one!
Many pet parents may not realize this, but the ground your dog is walking on could be exceedingly hot for them.
And to answer your question, yes, your dog can wear dog boots in the summer.
Dogs that stay small are adorable, easy to carry and don’t eat much. This means they are easier to take care of, even on a budget! The thing about them is that they don’t always have a good reputation, primarily due to certain misinformed stereotypes. Chances are, you may also be having some of these misgivings.
Crate training is crucial because it ensures that your dog ends up with a good sense of security and comfort when you bring home one of these crates. They have to feel comfortable enough to enter the crate without feeling scared or forced.
Small dogs are adorable, cuddly, and they suit any home or apartment. They make the best companions for kids too! So, if you find yourself trying to decide which dog to adopt, we’ve got a few ideas on which ones should be at the top of your list.
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