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Dogs are the most faithful animals on earth, but they have a limitation on how much they can tolerate their parent. It is hard for most dog owners to understand the behaviors that make a dog uncomfortable because dogs will rarely lash out. There are, however, nonverbal signals that you can look for to identify when your furry friend is nervous. Since it is not easy for most dog owners to solve their dog’s nonverbal communication. Now let us take a look at some of the things which seem normal to us that your durry dog hate: Hugging I know, you love your furry friend, and you cannot get enough of his furry hugs. I’m afraid, however, that he most certainly does not feel the same way. Canines do not show affection by hugging and have no history of grasping each other. According to your dog, tight hugs are nothing more than an invasion of his personal space. It is even worse when the hugs come from a stranger. Different dogs react differently to tight hugging, but to keep it safe, refrain f...

Having a dog in your home is like having a lifemate. They create our lives whole by loving us unconditionally. Dogs are excellent listeners and observers; your furry dog will certainly know if you’re feeling sad. They have intuitions and can easily describe what their human is feeling. When furry pets do so much for us, the least we can do is try to know their emotions. It’s not that hard to create a bond with your furry dog and understand what he likes and what he doesn’t. So, down we have provided a few easy ways in which you can perform on your relationship with your furry friend. TRAIN YOUR FURRY DOG NICELY Many people are unknowing of this fact, but training your furry dog can help boost your bond. When you’re training your furry pal, you are making him understand how to respond to your orders and how to act. This way, he can fit into the family and on top of that, you will also get to know about your furry dog along the way. So, whenever you get a dog or puppy into your house, tr...

Keeping your furry dog cool in hot weather is all about detailed preparation and forward planning. This will maintain your dog healthy and happy and will decrease the risk of your dog suffering from heatstroke. To support you stay on top of things, we’ve put together our top summer furry dog care suggestions, so you can enjoy the sun in safety with your furry friend. There are many methods you can help your furry dog stay cool in hot weather, these suggestions also help to cool down a dog if they are too hot Motivate them to stay in shaded areas and away from direct sunlight Put down wet towels for them to lie on Fill a hot water bottle with cold water, but keep a watch out for any symptoms of chewing as the material could be harmful if eaten Put the garden sprinkler on Keep a paddling pool in the shadow for them to splash about in Never Leave Your Dog In Car Leaving a dog alone in a hot car can be deadly – even parked in the shadow with the windows open, dogs can become distressed and...

Whether you’ve had pet puppies for years or you’ve just adopted your first furry pup, it can be very irritating when your dog won’t eat. There are a variety of causes for the loss of hunger in dogs. It’s critical to choose the cause to develop the best treatment plan. The first item to keep in mind is how you’re considering your furry dog’s hunger. If you’re concerned because your dog isn’t eating as much as the guidelines state on the food you buy, remember that these are only averages. Many healthy dogs eat only 50% to 70% of the amount displayed on the packaging. Because loss of hunger in dogs can signify illness, it is crucial to seek veterinary care if you notice differences in your furry dog’s eating patterns. It is most important to react promptly to a rejection to eat in dogs that usually eat well. Even though most dogs can go a couple of days without food with no meaningful bad effects, it is best to address the problem as early as possible. What to do when your furry dog won’...

Most common dog health issues are easily preventable or can be treated if they are recognized in time. Remember a bit of protection is worth a pound of treatment. Provide your dog with a healthy diet and make sure he gets a bunch of exercise daily. Use this advice to watch for common dog health issues and understand treatment choices you can use to keep your furry pup happy and healthy Fleas and ticks These annoying, blood-sucking parasites are most common and dangerous, too. Fleas and ticks weaken your furry dog’s immune system and are likely carriers of other diseases like Lyme’s disease. After spending time outdoors, especially in wooded sites, check your dog’s neck, armpits, and between your furry friend’s toes. Use  Hank Flea Comb  to squeeze the tick’s body around its head. Remove ticks straight out slowly. Then wipe the bite area with alcohol or 3 percent hydrogen peroxide. Diabetes If your dog is unusually thirsty or often urinates, is grumpy, tires easily, and is losi...