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When busy, we – the dog parents can sometimes find a routine activity such as dog grooming, a mission to accomplish. Or else, we may assume that grooming our furry companions isn’t a big deal—after all, their fur looks okay, so no worries, right? However, dog grooming is way more than just having a pretty-looking […]
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If you and your fur-baby are dealing with some shedding issues, you are at the right place. A solution is not too fur-away ! Today, we will take a look at the deshedding brushes and their combination that are excellent at tackling all of that extra fluff. Before we begin, I want to introduce you
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Firstly, Congratulations on your new adopted puppy! You have a heart of gold ! Secondly, I’m sure by now you might have discovered bringing home a puppy is no small task. Suddenly there’s this sweet little bundle of fuzz who depends on you for a loving home, good food, adequate exercise, gentle training, lots of
Puppies. So cute and cuddly. Everyone love these teeny-weeny doggos! They are clumsy, messy, playful balls of joy wrapped up in fur and wiggly butts, button noses and wobbly heads, provoking in us an automatic ‘cute response’. Basically, these munchkins grab our attention with their baby-eye-looks and baby-shark-teeth. Owie! I know. I know. I’ve been
Congratulations! Your family has grown by ‘four-feet’. Adopting a dog is simply fantastic. You will have a 24×7 happy-fur-ball around you to fill you with positivity, a true companion to listen to your 2 a.m. talks, a live alarm to ward-off burglars and a forever 2-year-old’s brain to melt your heart with his mischief. With
Basic dog care tips are the general health and safety practices that should be maintained for a dog. Adopting a dog is always a great idea, but also a great responsibility. A dog needs to be cared for, just like an infant. As your dog grows from puppy to senior, you’ll need to adjust how