Can Dogs Have Bad Days? | Pupford
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Dogs are known for their unconditional love, unwavering loyalty, and boundless enthusiasm. When we think of dogs we just can’t help but be happy right? But just like us, dogs have their “off” days. In this blog post, we will discuss if dogs can have bad days and what may be causing these bad days...
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Should Dog Really Eat Human Food? 3 Pros and Cons to Help You Decide | Pupford
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One common inquiry that pet parents go back and forth about is whether we should be giving our dogs human food. Of course, we only want the best for our dogs, and they deserve to be spoiled every once in a while, right? This blog post will cover the pros and cons of feeding dogs...
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The Trifecta of Calm: Sniffing, Licking, and Chewing | Pupford
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When we have a hyperactive pup or a dog that just can’t seem to get enough energy out, we typically think they need more exercise, right? Well, not necessarily. While daily exercise is vital to our pup’s health, it is not enough to keep them fulfilled or relaxed. In this article, we are going to...
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What To Do If Your Dog Gets Loose / Off-Leash or Escapes | Pupford
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Having your beloved pet get loose or go missing is the worst fear of any pet parent. Whether your dog slipped out of their collar during a walk or found a way to escape from your yard, knowing how to prevent and respond to such situations is crucial. In this article, we will provide you...
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Why Are Dogs So Loyal to Humans? | Pupford
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Dogs are (hu)man’s best friend. I’m sure you’ve heard that a few times over your lifetime. But there’s a reason why that saying has held true through all the years – because it’s true. Dogs have been bonded with humans for tens of thousands of years according to historians. If you’re reading this with a...
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Supporting Dog Mental Health: Recovery After Traumatic Events | Pupford
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Dogs are more than just pets; they are cherished members of our families. Just as humans can experience trauma and its lasting effects on mental health, so too can our beloved canine companions. This article serves as an informative and compassionate guide, extending a helping hand to dog parents who wish to understand, support, and...
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Should You Use A Monitor for Your Dog? 6 Reasons They Can be Helpful | Pupford
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Gone are the days of wondering what your pup is doing all day when you’re away from them. Thanks to modern technology, we can actually see what they’re up to. But is that a good thing? Is it beneficial to set up a monitor to watch your dog when you’re away? The short answer: it...
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Can Dogs Eat Turkey? The Truth on Raw, Freeze-Dried, Dehydrated, and Cooked Turkey for Dogs | Pupford
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When it comes to sharing tasty treats, special occasion meals, or switching things up in our training toolboxes, you only want to give your dog what’s healthy and safe, right? This may end up leading to you asking questions like this: Is turkey safe for dogs? While it seems like this is a straightforward yes-or-no...
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When Are Dogs Adults? When Do Puppies Mature Mentally? | Pupford
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All living creatures have their unique journey of growth and development. Just as human children go through various phases before adulthood, our dogs also experience a series of milestones before attaining mental maturity. For those sharing their lives with dogs, it's crucial to understand these stages to provide the best support, guidance, and patience. Let's...
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7 Ways to Tell Your Dog Isn’t Getting Enough Exercise | Pupford
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It’s a universal truth among all dogs that exercise is a key component to maintaining good health. But what’s not universal, however, is how much exercise each dog needs to achieve that. That (paired with other lifestyle factors that can limit opportunities for exercise) leads to a lot of dogs not getting enough exercise. Believe...
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