5 Symptoms Of Heat Stroke In Dogs

Built with a scarce amount of sweet glands, our canine companions are not manufactured to release heat as quickly as we can; instead, they are built to conserve it. It is this conservation feature that helps keep them warm when the weather changes; however, in the wrong environment their inability…

Toy Poodle Puppies As Pets

When you think of a toy poodle, you often think of a cute little purse-sized pooch with the pop-poms on its head. Toy poodles are a smaller version of the standard poodle. These fluffy pooches make good companions because they are intelligent, adaptable and ideal for cramped living spaces. While…

How To Care For Your Maltese Puppy

Maltese puppies are among the cutest puppies, partially because they are so tiny. Maltese dogs are considered to be a toy dog breed. They do not get very big and have long, silky white hair. They are sometimes seen with a clip used to pull the hair back from their…

Dalmation Puppies

The Dalmatian is a very popular breed of dog. With the popularity of them from seeing them in the movies, to seeing them portrayed as fire house dogs. Many people want to own these dotted dogs for themselves. However, there are some very important facts that an owner needs to…

Border Collie Puppies General Tips

Border Collie puppies are adorable and energetic, and can make great family pets if they are raised in the proper environment. There are some things that prospective owners need to know to keep their puppy healthy and active. Preparing Your Home Border Collies are very energetic and need lots of…

Akita Puppies

An Akita puppy is fluffy and full of spunk. Don’t let this adorable little fur ball fool you. It won’t stay small forever. At adulthood, an Akita can weigh between 75 and 120 pounds. Good grooming practices should start while your puppy is small and easy to handle. This will…

Australian Shepherd Puppies

The Australian Shepherd or “Aussie” is a working farm and ranch dog and thus counts as a “herding” dog. These medium sized, long-haired dogs are high energy, agile animals with a strong drive to herd, work, and be active. They come in black, red and blue and red merle, often…

Alaskan Malamute Puppies

If you’re considering a large-breed dog, Alaskan Malamutes are excellent for both families and active individuals. The puppies resemble small, curious wolves but they grow quickly; a full-grown malamute can reach 95 pounds. Alaskan Malamutes are friendly and loyal dogs, but they do have certain requirements for their happiness and…

Fox Terrier Puppies

Fox Terriers are independent little dogs with a sense of humor and insatiable curiosity. There are two types of fox terriers, the Smooth Fox Terrier and the Wire Fox Terrier. The main difference between the two is coat type and head shape. General personality Fox Terriers are considered to be…

West Highland Terrier Puppies

Because of their diminutive size and playful attitude, West Highland Terriers (or Westies) have puppy-like qualities. But you do have to remember that they are active and intelligent animals, with a strong will of their own. With firm leadership from the start they will acknowledge you as their pack leader,…

Cavachon Puppies

There are few things cuter on the planet than a Cavachon puppy. A cross between a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and a Bichon Frise, the Cavachon stays small, fluffy with an endearing expression. Because of their cuteness, owners may spoil them or let them get away with bad habits like jumping…

Cavapoo Puppies

What is a Cavapoo? Combining the delightful temperament of the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel with the keen intellect of the Poodle, Cavapoo puppies are a popular designer dog breed. Because mixed breeds commonly exhibit the best traits of their purebred parents, Cavapoos, recognized by the American Canine Hybrid Club, are…