Highlights: Medium dog breeds usually weigh around 40 to 60 pounds and are often considered the perfect-sized dog. Adopting a medium-sized dog breed means you’ll need adequate space for them,
Highlights: Small and toy dog breeds usually weigh around 10 to 30 pounds and are often considered easier for people with limited space. Adopting a small or toy-sized dog breed
Highlights: Flying with your dog can be stressful. Researching the right airline for your large-breed dog can help reduce the stress. Your dog will need certain amenities while they fly,
Highlights: Giant breeds are considered breeds that weigh over 90 pounds. Caring for and raising a giant-breed dog requires space, training, and attention to your dog’s special needs. Giant breeds
Highlights: Many breeds of dogs fall into the “large breed” category. Learning to care for these dogs is essential in protecting their longevity and healthspan. Larger dogs tend to have
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
Highlights: Dogs pant for various reasons, most of which are not cause for alarm. When your dog’s panting changes significantly or they show other signs of distress, a trip to
Highlights: Dogs age faster than humans, but the old adage of each dog year equalling seven human years isn’t quite accurate. Breed, health conditions, and size play a role in
Highlights: Strange behavior from your dog can mean something is bothering them. If a dog is eating but not drinking water, dental issues could be to blame. Taking care of
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