Here is a list of the best agility training equipment for dogs in the market. Learn why and how agility sets will improve your dog’s physical and mental well-being. Why buy dog agility equipment? The bond you have with your canine starts the moment he comes into your life. There are many ways you can … Read more
Motion activated motorized dog toys that move on their own An ideal way to stimulate your dog both mentally and physically is to use self-moving dog toys. This type of toy works with your dog’s natural prey drive and chase instinct. Here are my top picks. Choosing the best moving dog toy Selecting which of … Read more
Running is great exercise for a dog. The faster and further your dog is running the more energy they burn. However, not all dogs are suitable to run long distances. We will look at the different breeds and their suitability for running. Running with your dog is also a great way to exercise yourself. This … Read more
What the best exercise for a dog is will depend on several factors. When finding the perfect exercise for you and your particular dog certain things need to be taken into consideration. Breed – what may be a great exercise for one breed may not be suitable or even harmful to a different breed. For example, … Read more
Self playing dog toys are excellent for those times when your dog is home alone or when you are otherwise occupied or don’t have the time to play with your dog. Read “Leaving a dog home alone” for more tips for when your dog is by themselves. Some of these suggested self entertaining dog toys … Read more
Here is our list of 50 games to play with your dog. Games for dogs are fun for both you and your dog. They also have many benefits including: – cure boredom which can be the leading cause of unwanted behavior problems – provide mental stimulation and enrichment for your dog – help to burn … Read more
How much exercise does a dog need every day People often ask how much exercise does a dog needs every day. We have created this dog exercise calculator as a guide to enable you to calculate how much exercise is best to meet your dog’s needs. To use the “How much exercise does my dog … Read more
If you have a smart dog with an active mind, interactive puzzle toys are one of the best ways to prevent them from growing bored. The importance of mental enrichment for a dog’s overall health and exercise requirements cannot be overstated. Mental stimulation can use as much energy as physical exercise. When my little Yorkie, … Read more
Why do you need to exercise a Labrador? Labrador Retrievers were bred to be working dogs and to retrieve birds or other prey and return them to the hunter without damage. This involved hiking long distance, running and swimming. Even though they are commonly pets these days they still have the genetic makeup of a … Read more
Will a dog that has unlimited access to food continue to eat? The vast majority of dogs will stop eating once they have had enough. However, there are generally two types of dogs when it comes to eating. Firstly, those that eat to live. They will generally graze and eat only what they need. Many … Read more
Do dogs need carbohydrates The short answer is no carbohydrates are nutritionally required by a dog to sustain life. However, there is a lot more to the subject than that. For starters, through hundreds of years of domestication dogs have adapted to carbohydrates in their diet. The dog digestive system is such that it can … Read more
Do dogs require Vitamin C? The short answer is no. Dogs can produce vitamin C in their livers themselves. As a result of this ability, nutritionists have long considered it unnecessary to add C to a dog’s diet. Some commercial dog foods do have vitamin C added to them. This may be because it is … Read more
Is my Doberman too skinny Dobermans are a lean and athletic build. However, if your Doberman looks too skinny or has suddenly lost weight there may be a medical problem. if you have concerns, especially if your dog is showing other signs and symptoms of ill health, consult your vet. To determine if your Doberman … Read more
