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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Prebiotics, Probiotics, and Postbiotics for Dogs: A Complete Guide | Pupford
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As a devoted dog parent, you always seek ways to ensure your furry companion's well-being. The world of canine health is full of fascinating discoveries, and the trio of probiotics, prebiotics, and postbiotics has been making waves. This extraordinary insight is born from the dedicated efforts of passionate scientists striving to unravel the mysteries of...
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Signs Your Dog Needs A Break from Training | Pupford
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We talk all the time about the importance of consistency in training. But too much of a good thing can sometimes be, well, not such a good thing. So while it’s important to be consistent with training, it’s also important to recognize when your dog needs a break, and how to honor that without losing...
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Do Dogs Sweat? How Do They Regulate Body Temperature | Pupford
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Many pup parents wonder if dogs sweat! Keeping your dog cool and comfortable during hot weather is crucial for responsible pet parents. Understanding how dogs regulate their body temperature and sweat is key to providing the best care and keeping them safe. Let's explore the fascinating world of canine thermoregulation and discover effective ways to...
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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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Dry Shampoo for Dogs: Benefits, How to Use & More | Pupford
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As devoted dog parents, we always want what's best for our furry companions. Keeping our dogs clean and well-groomed is not only essential for their health but also for their happiness. However, traditional baths can sometimes be a challenging task, especially if your dog dislikes water or has sensitive skin. This is where dry shampoo...
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10 Things to Stop Doing to Improve Relationship with Your Dog | Pupford
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What are your goals when it comes to your relationship with your dog? It’s a pretty safe bet that they include having a great relationship – after all, you found your way to a website that’s dedicated to having a happy, healthy pup. But we are humans after all, and sometimes even with the best...
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Dog PTSD Guide: Symptoms, Treatment & Why It Happens | Pupford
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In our journey as dog lovers, it's essential to recognize that our four-legged companions can also experience emotional challenges, just like humans. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) isn't limited to people; it can affect dogs too. In this blog, we'll delve into the world of dog PTSD and explore how we can compassionately help them manage...
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Why Foxtails are Dangerous to Dogs: A Comprehensive Guide for Dog Parents | Pupford
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Safeguarding our furry companions from hidden perils in our surroundings is a top priority for us devoted dog parents. Amidst the numerous hazards, one particular menace demands our immediate attention: foxtails. These tiny, yet treacherous, grass seed awns have the power to cause significant harm to our beloved canines when they become lodged in their...
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Ways to Help Your Dog Have a Positive Association with the Car | Pupford
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When we talk to members of our community, it seems like dogs fall into three main camps when it comes to car rides: BEST DAY EVER!!!!!! THIS IS THE WORST!!!!!!!! And the rare, but possible, ~completely unaffected~ If you’re in boats one or three, car rides probably aren’t a source of stress for you unless...
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