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Often, there’s such a focus on how service dogs help humans with special needs that it’s easy to forget that humans can do the same for dogs.
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How to tell whether the dog toy you just bought, or are about to buy, might be toxic.
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We all know that our dog love liver, no matter whether raw, cooked or in treat form, however, can you give your dog too much liver?
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Happy Tails is the only website in SA bringing you incredible and heart-warming animal stories with happy endings.
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There are a lot of popular cross breeds, how come the Poodle is one of the best options?
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It turns out dogs are born with built-in jerk detectors.
Or at least, those are the findings of a new study out of Kyoto University in Japan |
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Why your dog's death may be one of the hardest things you have ever had to deal with.
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If you did not take your pup to socializing classes, see if any of these excuses are yours.
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The first year of a loss, is often the most difficult, with anniversary reactions happening around any period that was significant when your dog was with you, and even walking past your favourite park can trigger emotion.
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Some breeds notice the first weeks of pregnancy much more than others do, while others might be aware of what is happening but choose to ignore it as long as it doesn’t affect their day-to-day lives.
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Early-life exposure to furry animals may reduce the risk of developing allergies and obesity.
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“Malnourishment” can occur when pets’ bodies are lacking an essential nutrient, but it doesn’t mean they’re not loved or cared for; they just need a more balanced diet.
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Dog Behaviour Sprays
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