Blog Topic: Pet Longevity

Highlights:  Great Pyrenees typically live 10 to 12 years, which is relatively long for a giant breed. Joint issues, heart conditions, bloat, and obesity are key health concerns that can

Highlights: Irish Wolfhounds typically live between six and eight years, shorter than smaller breeds due to their giant size. Common health concerns include heart disease, bloat, joint issues, and bone

Highlights: Yorkshire Terriers typically live between 12 and 16 years, making them one of the longer-lived small breeds. Common health concerns include dental disease, tracheal collapse, and heart issues, which

Highlights: American Bullies typically live between 10 and 13 years, with lifespan varying by size, class, and overall health. Joint issues, heart concerns, obesity, and skin sensitivities are among the

Highlights: You love your dog, but why are they always looking at you? Dogs may stare at their humans for attention, food, or other reasons. Learning what they need when

Highlights: Dogs may vomit for a variety of reasons, some of which are not indicative of illness.  If your dog regularly throws up after eating, there is an underlying reason

Crate training is a valuable tool for puppy owners, offering numerous benefits for both the dog and the owner. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the process, answering common

Watching your dog experience digestive upset is distressing for any pet owner. From a sudden loss of appetite to dealing with messy accidents, a sensitive stomach can significantly impact a

Reverse sneezing, also known as paroxysmal respiration, is a common occurrence in dogs that can be alarming for pet owners. While it often sounds distressing, it’s usually a harmless and

Excessive paw licking in dogs is a common behavior that can be both a symptom of underlying health issues and a cause for concern. While occasional paw licking is normal