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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Dog Body Condition Score (BCS) Chart & How to Find It | Pupford
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Hello, fellow dog lovers and fur parents! Today, we're diving deep into an important topic for our four-legged family members—Dog Body Condition Score (BCS). Think of it as a wellness check you can do at home to keep tabs on your dog's health beyond the numbers on a scale. The dog BCS chart and accompanying...
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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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Why Do Dogs Bury Things? Food, Toys, Treats & More | Pupford
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Why do dogs bury things? It's a question that has puzzled pet parents for generations. Many dogs exhibit a seemingly inexplicable urge to bury their treasures, whether it's a beloved toy, a tasty treat, or even a pair of socks. The instinctive burying behavior, deeply ingrained in their ancestral heritage, traces its origins to a...
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Glucosamine for Dogs: Joint and Hip Health and Benefits | Pupford
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Hey there, pup parents! We know you consider your four-legged friend a part of the family. And just like any family member, we want to ensure they're as healthy and happy as possible. Today, let's discuss a game-changer for our aging or active pups: glucosamine. This supplement is a superstar when it comes to joint...
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Benefits of Pumpkin for Dogs: Upset Stomach & Vomiting | Pupford
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The well-being of our dogs is of utmost importance, and it's tough to see them uncomfortable. Whether it's a minor ailment, vomiting, or a generally upset stomach, we're always on the lookout for ways to help. In these moments, one unsung hero stands out: pumpkin. Join us in this comprehensive guide to discover the incredible...
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Is Your Dog Regressing in Potty Training? How to Potty Train an Adult Dog | Pupford
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If you look for resources on potty training a dog, you’ll probably find that at least 90% of it is geared toward puppies. And while younger dogs make up the majority of the potty-training population, there are plenty of reasons why an adult dog would need to be potty trained too. Maybe you adopted an...
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Have a Leash Reactive Dog? Learn 3 Behaviors to Reduce It | Pupford
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Leash reactive dogs are one of the most common challenges discussed throughout our community. However, when looking for solutions, we find that a lot of pup parents go right for the more complex or advanced training methods. Sometimes that works out and that’s great, but sometimes that can be a bit overwhelming for you and...
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