Why do Cocker spaniels have long ears?
Discover why Cocker Spaniels have charmingly long ears. Explore the fascinating history and practical reasons behind this distinctive canine feature.
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What To Do If Your Dog Gets A Tick
Ticks are awful insects that dogs are susceptible to. So, what do you do if your dog gets a tick? Let’s take a look.
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What is the best dog bed for a dog with arthritis?
We all love our dogs and want to make sure they are as healthy and happy as possible. Dogs who suffer from arthritis will often find it difficult to move around on their own, which can cause problems for them when trying to sleep or relax. This blog is going to discuss a few options…
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What can you feed a dog with no teeth?
It can happen, dogs can lose their teeth just like people. But what can you feed them when this occurs?
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Can spaniels have blue eyes?
Discover the truth about whether Spaniels can have blue eyes. This informative blog post provides valuable insights for dog lovers who want to learn more about this in Spaniels.
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Are conkers poisonous to dogs? You need to know this
It is a crisp autumn evening and you are taking your dog for a walk. Kids are playing a game of conkers and your dog suddenly decides to eat one of those conkers. A million questions are running through the mind while you are watching your dog for choking. One of those surely is are…
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Are acorns poisonous to dogs? What you should know
Dogs will often eat things that they find when out walking and one item that can be cause for concern is acorns. In this article we look at the hazards that are presented when dogs eat acorns.
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Should I let my dog eat grass?
Dogs eat some weird stuff, but why grass? Does grass serve any purpose for a dog and should you let your dog eat grass?
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Is it bad for dogs to eat cat poop?
Most dogs enjoy eating animal poop and. although we find it disgusting, to a dog it is a free meal which suits their natural scavenger natures. Related guides: It’s a habit many spaniels find irresistible — but it can upset the gut and invite trouble. For the full guidance, visit Digestive issues in spaniels, then…