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What is Osteoarthritis in Pets? Osteoarthritis (OA), also referred to as Degenerative Joint Disease (DJD) is a progressive worsening inflammation of a joint caused by cartilage deterioration. As a pet’s cartilage breaks down the joint moves less smoothly and begins to affect range of motion. Injury, repetitive stress, age and disease can all contribute to […] The post What You Need to Know About Osteoarthritis in Pets appeared first on Walkin' Pets Blog .

From The Dog Lady’s mailbag: The American Kennel Club (AKC®), the world’s largest purebred dog registry and leading advocate for all dogs, is excited to announce the winners of the first-ever AKC/USPCA K9 Detection Dog Challenge. The event, hosted by the AKC and the United States Police Canine Association, brought out the best of the … Continue reading WINNERS NAMED IN 1ST AKC/USPCA K9 DETECTION DOG CHALLENGE →

Project K-9 Hero, founded by former military police officer Jason Johnson, aims to ensure the best quality of life for our nation’s retired Military Working Dogs and Police K-9 Heroes by providing assistance with medical costs, food, rehabilitation, adoption, and end of duty services. For a $25 Donation, they will send you their 2022 Project … Continue reading 2022 Project K-9 Hero Calendars Are Here →

So, you’ve added a new furry member to your family—congratulations! That’s something to celebrate. But bringing home a new puppy is also a big responsibility. Dogs need medical care and attention just like humans do, and even the most well-cared-for puppies are at risk of common health problems. There are several illnesses that dogs are […] The post How to Avoid New Puppy Health Scares appeared first on Walkin' Pets Blog .

OK, I’m not going to post about Hanukkah for the whole 8 days. Typically I only recognize the first day. That said, I just found this picture today, and it was so cute I just had to share it. Enjoy the festival of lights and love! Until next time, Good day, and good dog!

Sweeeeet! Until next time, Good day, and good dog!

The Boston Terrier is friendly and outgoing, but like any other dog breed there are certain health problems that Boston Terriers are at risk for. Understanding your Boston Terrier’s health risks will help you be a better Boston parent and make sure they get the care they need. Here are four common Boston Terrier health […] The post Boston Terrier Health Problems Every Boston Parent Should Know About appeared first on Walkin' Pets Blog .

Wishing you a safe, blessed, and very happy Hanukkah, from all of us at breeders.net and doggies.com Until next time, Good day, and good dog!

Are you debating whether to sign up for a subscription to BarkBox Super Chewer vs Bullymake Box? If you’re reading this, your dog is likely a heavy chewer and you need a dog subscription box filled with tougher toys, instead of some flimsy plush toys. You’ve come to the right place. This blog post will The post BarkBox Super Chewer vs Bullymake Box: Which Is Better? appeared first on Dog Endorsed .

Walking your dog might be one of the most important and enjoyable parts of your day. Your furry best friend loves it when you come home and take the time to spend some quality time outdoors. You can expect that your furry friend, who spent all day cooped up inside, would look forward to your […] The post Dog Harness vs. Collar: Safety Pros and Cons of Each appeared first on Walkin' Pets Blog .

Do you mind? I’m trying to walk here! Until next time, Good day, and good dog!

Although there are many mobility conditions that progressively worsen over time, sometimes canine paralysis can occur suddenly. Where it seems like overnight a previously healthy dog wakes up and is completely unable to walk. Sudden paralysis and mobility loss can be terrifying for a pet parent and you may not know what to do, here’s […] The post Treating Your Pet’s Sudden Paralysis appeared first on Walkin' Pets Blog .

Dogs are amazing creatures that have a lot of things that make them uneasy. Some things are out of their control, while others can be changed to keep your dog happy and healthy. This blog post will discuss things that generally bother dogs, what makes them uneasy, and how you can fix it! Lack Of […] The post Things That Can Make Your Dog Uneasy and What to Do About Them appeared first on Walkin' Pets Blog .

When bringing a new puppy home, it is hard to imagine them experiencing Hip Dysplasia early into their life. Hip Dysplasia can affect dogs of any age and can develop in dogs as young as 5 months old. Watching for the signs in your puppy and catching it early is a great way to help […] The post What to do when your puppy is diagnosed with Hip Dysplasia? appeared first on Walkin' Pets Blog .

And winning Best in Show at the Philadelphia Kennel Club’s National Dog Show: The Scottish Deerhound “Claire”, the first dog to successfully defend her title for a repeat win! Congratulations to all who participated. If you need something to occupy yourself this evening rather than football, tune in to Fox at 8:00 pm Eastern for … Continue reading National Dog Show 2021: Best in Show Winner →

Here are the Best in Show entrants from each group: Hounds: Scottish Deerhound “Claire” Non-Sporting: Bulldog “Winter” Sporting: German Shorthaired Pointer “Jade” Working: Kuvasz “Mo’ne” Herding: Pyrenean Shep “Sasha” Toy: Affenpinscher “Chester” Terrier: Lakeland Terrier “MM”

Taking Terrier Group honors: 1st: Lakeland Terrier “MM” 2nd: Border Terrier 3rd: Scottish Terrier 4th: Skye Terrier Coming up next: Best in Show!

Taking Toy Group honors: 1st Affenpinscher “Chester” 2nd: Havanese 3rd: Min Pin 4th: Japanese Chin Coming up next: the Terrier Group

Taking Herding Group honors: 1st: Pyrenean Shep “Sasha” 2nd: Smooth Collie 3rd: Pumi 4th: German Shepherd Coming up next: The Toy Group

Taking Working Group honors: 1st: Kuvasz “Mo’ne” 2nd: Doberman 3rd: Samoyed 4th: Alaskan Malamute Coming up next: Herding Group

Taking Sporting Group honors: 1st: German Shorthaired Pointer “Jade” 2nd: Weimeraner 3rd: Golden Retriever 4th: English Springer Spaniel Coming up next: Working Group

Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours from all of us at doggies.com and breeders.net Until next time, Good day, and good dog!

Taking Non-Sporting Group honors: 1st: Bulldog “Winter” 2nd: Miniature Poodle 3rd: Keeshound 4th: Standard Poodle Coming up next: The Sporting Group

It’s time for the Kennel Club of Philadelphia’s National Dog Show presented by Purina! Taking Hound Group honors: 1st: Scottish Deerhound “Claire” 2nd: Greyhound 3rd: Azawakh 4th: Whippet Coming up next: The Non-Sporting Group

A solution for no one’s favorite chore! Wishing you all a day of peaceful gratefulness tomorrow, with lots of turkey and stuffing! Until next time, Good day, and good dog!

If your dog needs a little help with their incontinence, you’ve probably thought about dog diapers. They can be a useful tool in many instances. For example, if you have a dog in heat or if you’re using dog diapers as part of an overall house training aid, they can be a lifesaver. Just like The post Do Dog Diapers Work? appeared first on Dog Endorsed .

From The Dog Lady’s mailbag: The American Kennel Club (AKC®), the world’s largest purebred dog registry and leading advocate for all dogs, is excited to announce that the first-ever AKC/USPCA K9 Detection Dog Challenge will be broadcast on ESPN2 on Sunday, November 28th at 10pm ET. The event, hosted by the AKC and the United … Continue reading INAUGURAL AKC/USPCA K9 DETECTION DOG CHALLENGE COMING TO ESPN2 →

As usual, the Kennel Club of Philadelphia’s National Dog Show will be telecast on NBC, Thanksgiving Day after the parade (noon – 2 pm in all time zones). Yours hosts will be John O’Hurley, David Frei, and Mary Carillo. If you’re too busy stirring the gravy, check back here often, as I’ll be live-blogging the … Continue reading National Dog Show on Thanksgiving 2021 →

At 4:39 pm on Sunday, November 21, a vehicle fleeing police drove into the Waukesha Christmas parade in progress. As of this morning, five people have been killed – four females and one male – with ages ranging from 52 – 81, six children critical, and many other victims with injuries ranging from critical, serious, … Continue reading Lutheran K-9 Comfort Dogs Dispatched to Waukesha →

This article is written by Dr. Terry Fossum, DVM. Dr. Fossum is a board certified veterinary surgeon with 35 years of experience as a clinical surgeon, researcher, academic administrator, and entrepreneur. Dr. Fossum answers the most commonly asked questions about IVDD. To better help pet parents understand their dog’s IVDD diagnosis and prepare for their […] The post Your IVDD Questions Answered By a Veterinary Expert appeared first on Walkin' Pets Blog .

Meet Ruger! This handsome fella is up to date on vaccinations and neutered. Here’s what his rescuers have to say about him: Ruger is a 10 month old german shephard/doberman mix. He loves attention and likes to chase a ball. Don’t overlook this one of a kind find. He wants desperately to find a family. … Continue reading Shelter Sunday: Ruger / James River Humane Society / Jamestown, ND →

Relief from pain, anxiety, seizures, even cancer – CBD oil for dogs is becoming known as a natural cure-all. It’s certainly a hot topic and a hot commodity, with many people interested in learning more about how it can help their four-legged friends! However, with its potential benefits, you may be wondering what are the The post What Are The Side Effects Of CBD Oil For Dogs? appeared first on Dog Endorsed .

Choosing the right dog wheelchair is easier than you might think. Here’s a simple step-by-step process in determining what you dog needs for a wheelchair to make sure they get the best mobility cart for your dog: Finding the Right Size Walkin’ Wheels Dog Wheelchair A fully adjustable dog wheelchair, adjusts in height, length and […] The post How to Choose the Best Dog Wheelchair for Your Pet appeared first on Walkin' Pets Blog .

I may be little, but I am powerful! Until next time, Good day, and good dog!

It’s incredibly scary and stressful when a dog is injured. One of the biggest concerns for a pet parent is how to safely lift their dog into the care and transport them to a veterinarian for treatment.  Properly Lift an Injured Dog An injured dog needs to be moved cautiously to avoid worsening their injuries. […] The post How to Carry a Large Dog in an Emergency appeared first on Walkin' Pets Blog .

If you haven’t been following the news, you may not know that British Columbia (as well as much of the US Pacific Northwest) are being hammered by flooding. I came across this today on my Twitter feed and wanted to share: If you don’t need their help, please help them financially if you can. Until … Continue reading Historic Flooding →

Are you wondering “What is nano-emulsified CBD oil for dogs?” While not just restricted to dogs, it’s a new trend in the manufacturing of CBD oil to help increase its absorption in the body. By using nanotechnology, CBD oil can be absorbed more easily into your dog’s bloodstream. This “nano CBD” oil also may be The post What is Nano-Emulsified CBD Oil for Dogs? appeared first on Dog Endorsed .

Comfort dogs have been on my mind this week and in the news a lot lately, which probably reflects the heightened level of stress we’re all feeling as COVID drags on and the holidays approach. Here’s a video about comfort dogs at work in courthouses in Hillsborough County. Until next time, Good day, and good … Continue reading Courthouse Comfort Dogs →

Our friends at the Today Show are reporting on therapy dogs being used to comfort children at children’s hospitals across the country while the kids get their COVID-19 shots. “It was the perfect distraction,” Micaela Inglese, volunteer coordinator at John R. Oishei Children’s Hospital in Buffalo, N.Y., told TODAY Parents. “Dog therapy … really helps … Continue reading Therapy Dogs Comfort Kids Getting COVID-19 Vaccines →

Whether your pet is just starting to display signs of mobility loss, or a sudden loss of mobility a harness can be a great tool to help provide them with rear end support, and help you give them that support without having to put so much of a strain on your own body. A rear […] The post How to Choose the Perfect Rear Lift Harness for Your Dog appeared first on Walkin' Pets Blog .

Is your dog currently on a weight loss plan? In a prior blog post, I discussed ways to help your dog lose weight, but now you may be wondering how long will it take? Helping your pup lose weight can be a time-consuming process and doesn’t happen overnight. The entire process can take many months. The post How Long Does it Take for a Dog to Lose Weight? appeared first on Dog Endorsed .

Good news! There were no dogs available for adoption in the whole province of Newfoundland! So, we’re skipping over them and moving on to North Carolina today. Meet Lacy! This beautiful girl is up to date on her vaccinations and is spayed. Here’s what her rescuers have to say about her: Lacey is a lab … Continue reading Shelter Sunday: →

As Lord of the Manor, I must be fed before the dog. Those of you who have cats and canines will understand. Until next time, Good day, and good dog!

French bulldogs, Boston Terriers, and Pugs have a few things in common, they are growing in popularity and they are all considered brachycephalic dog breeds. What does brachycephalic mean? A brachycephalic dog is a dog breed with a flat face, short or a snub nose. Brachycephalic dog breeds have a shorter muzzle that appears to […] The post What You Need to Know About Brachycephalic Dogs appeared first on Walkin' Pets Blog .

Subscription boxes are all the rage now, including pet subscription boxes. If you’re looking to spoil your dog or find a convenient way to buy toys and treats, dog subscription boxes may be your solution. Each month, you’ll automatically receive fun items at your home for your dog’s enjoyment. While the industry leader is BarkBox, The post The 17 Best Dog Subscription Boxes for 2021 appeared first on Dog Endorsed .

Whether you call it Veterans Day or Remembrance Day, all of us at doggies.com and breeders.net want to express our deep appreciation to all who have served or are serving, whether you have two legs or four. Until next time, Good day. and good dog!

From The Dog Lady’s mailbag: AKC Reunite, the largest non-profit pet identification and recovery service provider in the United States, is pleased to announce $75,000 in donations to K-9 units at eight police departments in Minnesota through its AKC Reunite Adopt a K-9 Cop matching grant program. Funds were raised by contributions from the United … Continue reading AKC Reunite Adopt a K-9 Cop Program Makes $75,000 in Donations in Minnesota →

Sometimes silly, sometimes sweet, Carroll County Vet Clinic signs never disappoint. Here are some of my favorites. See more on their Instagram account. Until next time, Good day, and good dog!

Is your dog carrying a few extra pounds? According to recent studies, more than 50% of dogs in the United States are considered overweight or obese. While those extra pounds may seem harmless, obesity can have many adverse effects on your pet’s health. To get your dog back in shape, let’s take a look at The post 8 Ways How to Help Your Dog Lose Weight appeared first on Dog Endorsed .

I can never decide if I think these exotic grooms are good or bad. Mostly, I just can’t imagine my dogs holding still for that long. Until next time, Good day, and good dog!

Whether your dog is a large, Standard Poodle or a smaller, Miniature Poodle there are medical conditions and health problems that your poodle is at-risk for. Understanding these health concerns and how they impact your pup can help you to better prepare and give your dog the care they need.  1. Eye Problems and Vision […] The post 5 Health Conditions Poodles Are At-Risk For appeared first on Walkin' Pets Blog .

Since this is National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week, I wanted to give a big shout-out to all of those shelter workers and volunteers who work never-ending hours rescuing the never-ending stream of animals in trouble. We see you, and we appreciate you. Readers, please show your appreciation to a local shelter or rescue with a … Continue reading A Different Kind of Shelter Sunday →

Treats or a password, that’s your only choices. Until next time, Good day, and good dog!

Changes in a dog’s eyesight is common in aging dogs, but it can be difficult as a pet parent to know how to help your blind dog. Here are a few things that every pet parent needs to know about their dog’s changing eyesight. Dogs Won’t Let You Know When They Start to Go Blind […] The post What You Need to Know About Your Dog’s Changing Eyesight appeared first on Walkin' Pets Blog .

WHAT: AKC.tv is pleased to present live coverage of the Woofstock Dog Show. This annual event takes place at the Solano County Fairgrounds in Vallejo, CA this weekend. Entries have topped 2,600 in this 60’s themed dog show, with competitors decked out in their finest hippie apparel. This livestream will feature all seven groups as … Continue reading Calling All Hippies: Woofstock Dog Show →

I love it when two different kinds of non-profits collaborate for the good of both! Cole & Marmalade (@coletheblackcat on Twitter) just shared this sweet story from Midlothian, Virginia. It seems Richmond Animal Care and Control needed a way to socialize their puppies and kittens, while a nearby senior assisted living facility needed snugglers to … Continue reading Seniors and Puppies: A Great Idea from Richmond, VA →

I don’t know about the weather where you live, but it was definitely a little frosty here in NE Ohio this morning. With fall setting in, here are the top five dog coats, as presented by our friends at Rover. This is the 2020 list, but I haven’t seen one for this year yet. Until … Continue reading The Frost is on The Pumpkins →

Getting your dog a wheelchair will change their life forever. Along with assisting your dog to walk and run, their new cart vastly improves both their physical and mental health. Increasing strength, stamina, while keeping your dog mobile are just a few of the benefits of a dog wheelchair. Keeping your special needs pet active […] The post How to Get Your Dog Used to a Wheelchair appeared first on Walkin' Pets Blog .

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Dog incontinence is when your dog unknowingly loses control of its bladder, resulting in small leaks or even large amounts of urine. This often occurs when your dog is sleeping or resting due to the relaxation of its sphincter muscle, which allows urine to leak out of the bladder.  There are many reasons why this […] The post Dog Incontinence At Night: Why It Happens and How To Help appeared first on Walkin' Pets Blog .