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The Labrador retriever is the most popular dog breed the #2 dog breed in the United States. Why? Labs are intelligent, they learn quickly, and they are naturally friendly. They make great working dogs and wonderful household pets. While we often think of the iconic yellow Lab, black is actually the most common color for …

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Puppyhood is such an exciting, challenging time. It goes by so quickly.  Over the course of their development, puppies develop physical, cognitive, and social skills and pass through various phases.  It’s important that you know what occurs during all stages of puppy development so that you can meet your pup’s needs. After all, you want …

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If your dog has had loose stools or an intestinal upset, you’ve probably heard that you should feed him a diet of chicken and rice. However, you need to answer a few key questions: Even too much of a good thing can, unfortunately, lead to health problems for your beloved dog. I know that feeding …

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You’ve decided that you want to get a Labrador retriever. After all, they’re known to be great family dogs.  And they’ve been the most popular breed for years in the United States. Now you have to determine what type you want, but what’s the difference between American vs English Labs? And which type best fits …

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For us humans, breaking a nail is a pretty mundane accident; it’s more irritating than painful. If you break your nail at the cuticle, though, it will hurt a lot and you can expect quite a bit of blood. Similarly, if your dog separates their nail from the quick it can be very painful for …

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People often say dogs can’t tell us how they are feeling, but that’s not strictly true. While they might not be able to speak to us, dogs are constantly signaling with their body language what they are thinking and feeling, like when they put their ears back.  If you take the time to learn your …

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