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What's this big collar for?
Since we hear that more often we will explain.
The training collar with the burden is shaping the musculature, but first of all is strengthening and is extending muscles of the neck. Weight adjusted with bars which it is possible to take out depending on the strength of the dog and progresses of the training.
The training is starting using the minimal weight, gradually increasing the weight. The burden is fastened in the way making the herniation impossible during the training.
Weighted Collar is designed to help you improve the basic physical condition of your four-pawed friend with the daily walking. The collar is made from a strong material with removable weights.
WHY USE A WEIGHT COLLAR?
Exercising with a weighted collar forces all of your dogs muscles to work together to provide a more intense, full-body workout. If used correctly, a weighted collar can help make your dog stronger and faster. Less is more when it comes to using a weighted collar. You can do more harm than good if your dog is not conditioned for it or if you leave it on the dog for too long. To start, aim for 4 - 5% of your dogs body weight and gradually build up to 8-10% over time.
Product is best for walking or chaining, we do not recommend jumping or sprinting with weighted collar.
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Muscle Booster is dedicated primarily to sports dogs during periods of intense training. The combination of high-quality proteins, fats and functional additives such as: taurine, BCAA, bromelain and vit. from group B, provides a quick boost of energy and supports the development of muscle mass. At the same time, it increases the body’s efficiency during exercise, promotes better training results and faster post-workout regeneration.
As a high-calorie product, Muscle Booster is not a suitable choice for dogs of normal weight and low activity, as it may cause them to gain weight and increase fat.
Due to the high content of protein and fat, the supply of the preparation should be consulted with a veterinarian in the case of: dogs with a sensitive digestive tract, diseases of the pancreas, liver or kidneys.
The preparation should be dissolved in a small amount of water and administered in the form of a drink or mixed with wet food.
On training days, administer in the morning and 30-45 minutes after training. On days without training or during convalescence, administer in the morning and in the evening.
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Prey Drive in Dogs
Sometimes it’s a shock when our furry best friend displays behavior that seems more primal than we’re used to. Stalking birds in the yard, trying to chase down deer, or catching small animals like rabbits or squirrels can remind us that ancestral instincts can live on within our domesticated dogs.
In fact, many of the fun behaviors we appreciate in our pups, like fetching balls, playing tug, and ripping up toys, have their origins in prey drive. It’s a natural behavior that can be thrilling for dogs but stressful for pet parents.
Key Takeaways
Prey drive is a dog’s innate desire to chase and capture prey.
Any dog can exhibit prey drive behaviors, not just those bred for hunting.
Pet parents must manage their dog’s prey drive to prevent accidents that can result from this behavior.
What Is Prey Drive in Dogs?
Prey drive is defined as our dogs’ inherent desire to engage in a chase-capture-kill sequence. While it may seem like an undesirable trait, it’s actually an instinctive pattern of behaviors for finding food. The full sequence includes the following stages:
Hunting: This initial step can include scenting the ground and air, tracking, and scanning.
Stalking: Once a target is identified, a dog might fix their gaze on it, slow their movements or freeze, assume a low or crouched position, and approach the target.
Catch: This is the “kill sequence” that can include chasing, the takedown, and shaking or choking the prey. That said, it’s not normal for domestic dogs to participate in a true “kill” phase.
Consumption: At its core, prey drive is about food acquisition, so the full sequence involves eating the prey. Again, domestic dogs shouldn’t participate in this phase of behavior.
Many dogs with strong prey drive may exhibit only parts of this sequence. For example, dogs who were bred to herd, like Border Collies, will engage in an exaggerated version of the stalking phase of the sequence to move sheep along, but won’t escalate to the attack phase. (That would make them very ineffective herders!).
What Dog Breeds Have a Strong Prey Drive?
While any dog can feel the pull to chase after rapidly retreating objects, there are certain breeds specifically selected for their adeptness in stalking and chasing skills. Dogs that exhibit some or all of the prey drive sequence include:
Dogs within the sporting group, including spaniels, retrievers, and pointers.
Herding breeds, like Australian Cattle Dogs and Border Collies.
Dogs within the terrier group, including Border Terriers, Jack Russells, and Westies.
Hounds, including Beagles, coonhounds, and Greyhounds.
That said, prey drive isn’t limited to dogs that are bred for it. Under the right circumstances, even a lap-sitting Chihuahua might chase down a fence-breaching squirrel. Prey drive in dogs can range from mere hints of the behavioral sequence to an almost uncontrollable compulsion to engage in it.
Signs of Prey Drive in Dogs
Dogs with a high prey drive might engage in the following behaviors:
Chasing wildlife, such as squirrels, rabbits, and deer
Chasing other pets, including smaller dogs or cats
Chasing cars, bikes, and skateboarders
Trying to herd people or pets who are moving quickly
Digging in rodent holes
Obsessively tracking a scent
Fixating on birds, both on the ground and in flight
Killing small animals
When Is Prey Drive a Problem?
Prey drive becomes problematic when it poses risks to people, other animals, or the dogs themselves. A dog can become so fixated on pursuing prey that they can put themselves at risk by not being aware of their surroundings, such as running into the road in pursuit of an animal.
There’s a “natural high” that goes along with the instinctive predatory sequence, and the more opportunities a dog has to engage in predatory behaviors, the stronger their drive to perform these behaviors will become. Keep in mind that engaging in predatory behavior is fun for the dog.
Prey drive in dogs can range from mere hints of the behavioral sequence to an almost uncontrollable compulsion to engage in it.
Intense prey drive can also be problematic if it hinders a dog from engaging in everyday activities. Some dogs will perform the stalking portion of the predatory sequence as cars pass by during walks and may spin in place because they’re unable to actually give chase. This behavior can be stressful on both ends of the leash, but it particularly affects the dog, who remains in an adrenaline-charged state of arousal throughout the walk.
How To Manage Prey Drive in Dogs
The first step in addressing a dog’s prey drive is to manage their behavior to prevent the dog from engaging in a potentially dangerous predatory sequence.
Keep Your Dog in a Fenced-In Area
Prevent your dog from dashing after animals by making sure that they’re only let outside in securely fenced areas. Dogs will often become stressed if they can spot prey, so a fence that isn’t see-through is best.
Electric fences or shock collars are not a safe solution for dogs with a high prey drive. Instead, supervise your dog whenever they’re outside and modify the behavior by rewarding calm, non-chasing behaviors.
Use the Right Walking Gear
Managing predatory behavior also involves walking dogs in a quiet area on a fixed-length leash and using a collar or harness that the dog can’t slip out of.
Introduce New Animals Carefully
Pet parents introducing a new animal sibling into a household with a prey-driven dog should carefully supervise any interactions between the animals, whether the new pet is a gerbil, a cat, or a puppy. Avoid leaving them alone together until you’re confident that the new addition won’t unintentionally become a target.
Always Practice Training
Polishing up a pup’s training is another line of defense when addressing their prey drive. Teaching a strong “leave it” cue to stop the sequence before it begins—or using a special “emergency” recall word that’s only used when a dog is on the brink of slipping into predator mode—can help deter a dog from progressing through the full sequence.
Allow the Dog to Safely Practice Prey Drive Behaviors
That said, engaging in some form of predatory behavior is a natural and enjoyable part of doghood, and trying to eliminate them completely can backfire. Mimicking the predatory sequence in controlled scenarios can allow a dog to engage in these satisfying behaviors without putting the pup—or the local wildlife—at risk.
Got a dog that loves the scenting part of the process? Try nose work games at home like “find the toy” and sign up for organized scenting sports that tap into that skill. What about a pup who always has an eye on the horizon? Sign up for lure coursing, which mimics the sensation of chasing down prey. Digging dogs, such as terriers, might enjoy channeling that desire into an organized sport, such as Earthdog.
While dogs with a high prey drive will likely require extra attention to keep them safe and happy, with thoughtful planning and attentive care, they can experience the exhilarating endorphin rush and other forms of satisfaction that the prey drive sequence offers, all without endangering themselves or small animals!
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How to Use Bones in a Dog's Raw Food Diet
For pet owners feeding their dog a raw food diet, the inclusion of bones can provide optimal nutrition, as well as added benefits such as dental care and mental stimulation.
"You add bone as a part of a balanced diet, instead of using a synthetically produced calcium supplement.”
When it comes to using bones in a raw food diet, however, there are guidelines to follow to ensure safety and balanced nutrition.
What Kind of Bones Can Be Used in a Raw Food Diet?
There are two types of bones for dogs on a raw food diet—nutritional bones and recreational bones. Both types provide different benefits for your pet.
A nutritional raw bone is the kind that a dog can eat as a major source of calcium and phosphorus and should be ground up rather than fed whole. Typically, these are chicken bones (backs, necks, or wings) because, as they are softer and more hollow than other bones. If pet owners are preparing homemade raw food diets for their dogs, lamb bones or beef bones are often too difficult to grind.
A recreational raw, meaty bone is one that a dog chews on for oral benefits, as well as entertainment and playing into their natural instincts. These bones should be sized appropriately for your specific dog to avoid a choking hazard.
How Should Bones Be Used in a Raw Food Diet?
Nutritional raw bones should be ground up. By putting the bones through a meat grinder, it eliminates the risk for choking hazards, broken teeth, as well as any GI tract and digestive issues that may arise from sharp edges. “In commercially available raw food diets, they grind it down to bone meal so there’s absolutely no way [dogs] could choke on them."
To ensure that dogs get the proper calcium/phosphorus ratio, pet parents should follow a recipe from a trusted veterinarian or veterinary nutritionist.
If the bones are used for recreational value or oral care, size matters. Rule of thumb? Pick a bone that is the size of your dog’s head. Smaller dogs get smaller bones, and bigger dogs get bigger bones, but dogs should always be monitored while they are chewing on bones.
Dr. Michele Yasson, DVM, suggests that dogs be eased into having raw, meaty bones in their diet. “If they are new to bones, I often recommend starting with marrow bones that are frozen and allowing anywhere from 5 to 30 minutes of chew time for the first few times so that they can have some time to get acclimated to the fat content,” she says. “You can then allow the main meal right after [the chewing].”
What Are the Benefits of Using Bones in a Raw Food Diet?
As previously stated, the biggest benefit of including bones in a raw food diet is finding the proper ratio of calcium and phosphorus, which can be found in various, trusted recipes.
Robert Mueller, vice president of BARF World (BARF stands for Biologically Appropriate Raw Food), notes that bones provide benefits that are similar to those found in fiber.
This fiber-like aspect can help with issues like scooting, because when a**l sacs fill up, it causes the dog to scoot on carpets. “Bones are very essential because the condition of the stool will harden, which helps to cleanse the a**l sacs."
When it comes to the benefits of recreational bones, chewing them promotes stronger teeth. Raw, meaty bones will scrape at the teeth and help keep them clean.
“Chewing, in general, creates a lot of saliva and if it’s healthy saliva, it will help to wash the teeth and keep the oral environment normalized."
Chewing bones orally can also provide mental benefits for dogs, who simply enjoy the process of gnawing and can use the activity to fill empty time during the day.
How Often Can Bones Be Used In a Raw Food Diet?
Suggested is that bones be provided one or two times a week for recreational use. For nutritional value, ground up bones or bone meal can be included in every meal, as long as the ratios of calcium to phosphorus are monitored and measured accurately. Consult a veterinarian to ensure the proper balance.
What Are the Risks of Using Bones in a Raw Food Diet?
Feeding raw bones exclusively is not recommended due to lack of a balanced diet, such as low thiamine."
When it comes to recreational and/or nutritional bones, proper hygiene is a major factor to consider. “If raw bones are left out for more than four hours, the issue of bacterial contamination has to be considered." In addition, it’s always best to know the source of your bones, so you should seek out a locally sourced butcher where the origins can be traced. Including raw meat or bones in a dog’s diet increases the chances that people and pets could be exposed to pathogenic bacteria.
For recreational bones, pet owners should never give cooked bones to a dog in order to avoid tooth fractures and other harmful problems. “[Cooked bones] become brittle and can cause potential perforations and other serious complications."
Dr. Cornelia Wagner, CVA, adds that raw bones aren’t necessarily a good choice for every dog. “For some pets, especially older ones, it could be too hard to digest and a balanced home-cooked diet can be a better alternative.” Cooking is the best way to eliminate bacteria from food that can cause disease and is recommended if anyone in the house (animal or human) has a compromised immune system.
Also too many bones in a raw food diet could cause constipation or make painful stools that are difficult to pass. Excessive bone feeding “can cause hypercalcemia (increased calcium levels in the blood) which can cause organ damage.”
Before making any dietary changes for your dog, consult with your veterinarian to ensure it’s the best decision for your pet.
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How Much Water Should a Dog Drink?
Water is the main component of healthy, living cells of the body. Without water, your dog’s body will not function properly. More specifically, your dog will dehydrate.
This can happen if your dog isn’t getting enough water, which is why you should clean and refill your dog’s water bowl daily.
You also need to be aware of when your dog is drinking more water than usual, as this could be a sign of illness.
So how much water should a dog drink? Find out whether your dog is drinking enough water or more water than usual.
How Much Water Does a Dog Need?
There are several ways to estimate how much water an individual dog needs, and this tend to vary due to individual circumstances.
In general, dogs should drink approximately 1 ounce of water (1/8 of a cup) per pound of body weight each day. However, there are many factors that can affect how much your dog will drink, so you should not be restricting your dog’s water intake.
Unless directed by your veterinarian, it’s not necessary to measure out the exact water amounts your pet drinks. Just make sure that your dog has plenty of fresh, clean water every day.
Why Your Dog Might Drink Less Water Sometimes
Here are a few common reasons why a dog might be drinking less water than usual.
Your Dog Is Eating Wet Food or a Homemade Diet
Dogs that are fed a canned food or a homemade diet will receive some moisture through their food, as these are about 65-80% water. You might notice that your dog drinks less than when eating only dry kibble on a daily basis.
Your Dog May Be Sick or in Pain
If your dog is sick from another underlying cause, or has mobility or pain issues, they also might not drink the amount of water they need. Talk with your veterinarian to figure out why your dog is not drinking enough water and how you can help.
Your Dog Is Hot or Exercising
Depending on the temperature and the amount of exercise your dog does, more water may be necessary. This is because water is lost with excessive panting and salivation.
Can Dogs Drink Tap Water?
Tap water that is safe for people is also safe for dogs. In most cases, tap water is fine for your dog. However, if you live in a place with unsafe tap or well water, please discuss options with your veterinarian for providing bottled or filtered water for your dog.
What Happens if a Dog Doesn’t Get Enough Water?
Many important body functions require water, so without an adequate supply, your dog can become quickly become ill and dehydrated.
Organs will eventually become damaged with sustained water deficiency, and if it lasts long enough, the kidneys, liver, and other organs will begin to shut down. Death will follow shortly after.
In general, a healthy dog will drink enough water daily to stay well hydrated, but there are a few instances where dehydration can occur.
Here are a few situations where a dog may be at increased risk of dehydration:
Kidney disease
Metabolic disorders (such as diabetes)
Cancer
Pregnant/nursing animals are at risk of becoming dehydrated more readily, since they may have higher needs
How to Check Your Dog for Dehydration
Follow these steps to see if your dog is dehydrated:
Gently pinch the skin between the shoulder blades.
Pull the skin up gently and release it.
Watch for the skin to fall back into place.
The skin should quickly return to place without any hesitation. If dehydration is present, the skin will slowly return or may even stay up for a time before falling back into place.
The skin should quickly return to place without any hesitation. If dehydration is present, the skin will slowly return or may even stay up for a time before falling back into place.
Here are some other signs of dehydration in dogs:
Gums appear dry, sticky, or pale
Dry, sunken eyeballs
Dry nose and mouth
What if Your Dog Is Drinking an Excessive Amount of Water?
If you notice your dog drinking or urinating more than usual, let your veterinarian know. There are many causes for this problem, since many disease processes show this symptom.
A thorough physical examination along with blood or urine tests can help direct your veterinarian’s next steps. You might be asked to measure your pet’s water intake; in which case, you may need to separate them from other pets.
You should still provide an excess amount of water, but measure how much you add to the bowl and how much is left at the end of each day, plus any that’s added to your dog’s meals, so you can estimate the total amount of water that your dog drinks in a day.
How Often Should You Clean the Water Bowl?
Water and food bowls should be scrubbed with soap and water daily. Since these bowls are in contact with food and your pet’s saliva, they tend to be good places for bacteria to grow.
Bowls should be smooth and easy to clean, without nooks and crannies or even scratches where bacteria can hide and survive.
If you are concerned that your dog is not getting enough water to maintain their health, or is drinking too much water, talk to your veterinarian for advice. Maintaining proper hydration is too important to your dog’s health to ignore.
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5 Ways to Strengthen Your Dog’s Teeth !!!
Dental disease is the most common medical problem in dogs. The high incidence of dental disease is important, but more significant is that your dog’s teeth affect his whole body. And your vet may not be making the connection between your dog’s teeth and other diseases.
So when your dog has dental disease, it can lead to much more serious health issues.
A proactive approach in choosing the right diet and supplements can make a big difference in keeping your dog’s teeth (and his whole body) healthy.
Your Dog’s Microbiome Begins In his Mouth
We know that the microbiome plays a critical role in maintaining a healthy immune system and regulating inflammation. And it supports digestion and gut health. But did you know that the microbiome in the oral cavity has a huge influence on your dog’s teeth? And thus ultimately on the health of the whole body too!
This explains why probiotics … and prebiotics … are now getting a lot of focus in medical research regarding oral health.
Let’s look at how to improve and keep your dog’s teeth healthy, starting with diet.
The Best Diet For Your Dog’s Teeth
Your dog’s dental health starts with his diet. It should contain species-appropriate ingredients along with probiotics and prebiotics which help to strengthen your dog’s oral health. And here’s why.
Ideally, your dog’s diet will be a balanced fresh food diet with a low carbohydrate/starch content. Dogs are not designed to eat high levels of carbohydrates like starchy root vegetables, tapioca (starch), peas, chickpeas, lentils, etc. Yet most pet foods in the marketplace have high percentages of these types of ingredients. In fact, “grain-free” varieties of dry kibble foods often include even higher levels of starch and carbohydrates than some of the comparison options.
Because starches metabolically break down into sugar, these types of diets can fuel more inflammation and imbalance in the body. As such, one of the major systems that are affected by imbalance is the body’s microbiome where more than 80% of your dog’s immune system is found.
Adding probiotics and prebiotics to your dog’s diet is another way of supporting dental health. Your dog’s teeth and mouth are the entrance to the gastrointestinal tract. This is essentially the beginning of your dog’s microbiome and where you’ll establish a healthy balance of beneficial bacteria.
Meat products, fish, and eggs are part of a healthy diet and contain amino acids which will break down bacteria and glycolic acid which is a form of sugar … and that reduces dental disease even further.
And here’s what research says …
Probiotic Research And Oral Health
In efforts to find alternatives to antibiotics and avoid growing issues of antibiotic resistance, researchers are looking at the use of probiotics to achieve and maintain improved oral health.
The world health organization defines probiotics as “live microorganisms, which when administered in adequate amounts, confer benefits to the health of the host”.
Over the past decade, many studies have focused on examining the microbiome of the mouth, or oral cavity. According to this 2017 review by the University of Jordan, numerous positive findings have been published regarding the preventative role of probiotics in the oral cavity.
One document shows that probiotics offer improvement in conventional periodontal treatment but that improvement ends when probiotic use stops. In this review, researchers RP Allaker et al examined studies that used probiotics in addition to clinical periodontal treatment. They saw a noticeable improvement in the status of those patients compared to the patients with clinical treatment alone. This supports the use of probiotics instead of antibiotics and could address the dilemma of antibiotic resistance.
In 2017, researchers co-authored a review of 15 articles and studies using probiotics for preventive and therapeutic use in oral health and disease. Here are some of the conclusions supporting the use of probiotics in oral health management.
A 3-month study in 2016 by the team of A Morales et al showed that when L. rhamnosus (a widely used probiotic) was used as a first step in periodontal therapy, there was the same improvement as surgical treatment alone. Follow-up was at 12 months.
A study in 2015, by JK Lee et al, found that probiotics slowed the development of gingivitis when used in a 14-day protocol.
In 2001, dairy products containing probiotics were used in a 7-month trial on 450 children by researchers L Nase et el. They found this could be an alternative to improve oral health in children.
Probiotics go hand in hand with diet and nutrition as preventive care to maintain your dog’s dental health. Let’s look at how to put these changes into action.
Why Kibble Is Bad For Your Dog’s Teeth
Diet and nutrition choices are paramount to overall health, and especially dental health. Although it’s a common myth that kibble is good for teeth, it’s just a myth. In fact, most kibble is too small to do any good. There’s just not enough chewing going on.
This myth comes from the belief that tartar is the best indicator of oral disease. However, it’s now known that gingivitis is a more accurate indicator of the level of oral infection. Feeding kibble doesn’t promote cleaner teeth at the gum line … where it really matters.
And there have been some interesting studies done that show that pathogenic bacteria thrive in a carbohydrate-rich environment like in the mouth. And kibble has a high carbohydrate content. In this 2019 study, researchers found that eating any type of carbohydrate resulted in reduced bone height in the jaws of mice. But protein had no effect.
They concluded that dietary carbohydrate had a negative effect on periodontal disease and the quantity of carbohydrate eaten had more impact than the type of carbohydrate (ie, eating direct sugar vs other types of carbohydrate made no difference).
But it’s not just that kibble doesn’t clean the teeth. Kibble is also heavily processed using high heat and pressure. This creates AGEs (Advanced Glycation End Products) and HCAs (Heterocyclic Amines) which are pro-inflammatory and even carcinogenic. As a result, dry kibble and other heavily processed foods actually fuel inflammation and disease in the body. This includes the mouth and oral tissues.
So, it should come as no surprise that kibble’s not on the oral health care list. But here’s what is on the list:
Raw Meaty Bones
Probiotics and Prebiotics
Antioxidants
Fatty Acids
Brushing Teeth
Now let’s look at them in detail.
5 Ways to Strengthen Your Dog’s Teeth
1. Raw Meaty Bones
It’s believed that a raw food diet contains natural enzymes that help resist bacterial plaque. Many veterinarians and pet owners have seen healthier teeth and gums in dogs eating raw food diets and raw meaty bones.
Raw meaty bones provide an active chewing and gum cleaning advantage. In contrast, cooked bones are more brittle and can splinter when chewed. That’s why cooked bones come with the risk of damage to the tissues in the intestinal tract. Another concern about dogs chewing bones is the risk of damaged or broken teeth. Veterinary dentists report that large-shaped raw bones, such as marrow bones or knucklebones, rarely cause broken teeth.
This is in contrast to small, thin long bones and similar shaped objects which are common culprits in damaging teeth. This has to do with dog jaw anatomy and how your dog chews his bones.
Larger, bulky objects aren’t chewed with the same angle and force on the large teeth at the back of the cheek and mouth compared to smaller and longer objects. In fact, common items known to break a dog’s teeth are nylon bones, cooked bones, antlers, hooves, and bully sticks.
2. Probiotics And Prebiotics
Probiotics provide oral health benefits when you give them orally or apply them directly onto your dog’s gums … especially when using multiple strains of bacteria. This direct action allows these beneficial bacteria to form colonies to create a healthier biofilm in the mouth. (Biofilm is a community of microorganisms like bacteria that form a slimy or sticky layer on surfaces – like plaque on teeth. Biofilm protects the microorganisms and makes them harder to eliminate.)
Research shows oral probiotics applied topically reduce inflammation and bad bacteria that lead to periodontal disease. And they improve bone density. Giving a daily oral dose of probiotics and rubbing some on the gums is a simple way to provide oral care for your dog and improve his dental health. Use a gel or liquid or a powdered probiotic (you can also empty out capsules) and rub it on the gums.
And if your dog has doggy breath, you’ll notice fresher breath when using probiotics.
Prebiotics
Soluble fibers are prebiotics and already have benefits for your dog. These types of fiber are the main food source that feeds and sustains the probiotics living in his gut and colon. Prebiotics help maintain your dog’s healthy gut flora … which supports his immune system. Prebiotics are fermented by beneficial bacteria (or probiotics) to form short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs). SCFAs are essential in fighting pathogenic bacteria.
In the mouth, soluble fiber (prebiotics) has additional functions. These fibers block bacterial sugar-to-acid and sugar-to-plaque production. In other words, this stops sugar from producing plaque by inhibiting microbial enzymes (amylase) that break starches down into glucose.
Make A Pre- And Probiotic Slurry
A great way to keep some of these pre- and probiotics in your dog’s mouth is to create a tasty slurry for your dog. Use a probiotic supplement with some soluble fiber like a medicinal mushroom supplement or some finely blended dandelion greens or garlic, and stir this into some bone broth. Let your dog slurp it up to coat his teeth with these immune-boosting nutrients that will also fight plaque. This friendly bacteria will produce short-chain fatty acids that help fight periodontal disease as well as inflammation in your dog’s mouth.
3. Antioxidants
Recent studies have linked chronic oxidative stress with oral bacteria that leads to periodontal disease. Oxidative stress is free-radical damage to the body’s cells and tissues. In fact, a proper balance between free radicals and antioxidants is crucial for healthy periodontal tissues. This means antioxidants play an important role in your dog’s dental health. And there’s a wide range of antioxidant-rich foods that can be added to your dog’s diet including berries and green leafy vegetables.
Here are a few supplements that can increase antioxidant capacity.
Glutathione, superoxide dismutase (SOD) and catalase are powerful antioxidant enzymes. They’re highly protective against free radicals and in reducing oxidative stress.
Low levels of the antioxidant called Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) has been linked to periodontal disease in humans. Beneficial effects on periodontal health have been reported after supplementation of CoQ10 in the diet, and also with topical application onto the gums.
CoQ10 can be a helpful supplement for dogs too, and this nutrient is also present in fatty fish and organ meats. Many holistic veterinarians recommend 1mg of CoQ10 per pound of body weight daily (which is much higher than the typical recommended dose of 15 to 30 mg per dog per day).
Folic acid is another nutrient studied for its effects on oral health, such as preserving gum tissue and reducing the incidence of gingivitis and periodontitis.
4. Fatty Acids
Fatty acid supplements can also help manage periodontal inflammation. Omega-3 fatty acids benefit many aspects of your dog’s health … and they support oral health and periodontal tissues, as well as joint, heart, kidney, and brain health.
5. Active Plaque Removal (AKA Brushing Your Dog’s Teeth)
Nutritional support is great, but it is also very beneficial to do active oral hygiene for oral health maintenance and preventative measures. The best approach to plaque removal is with regular tooth brushing at home. Daily brushing may seem like a daunting task, but regular dental care at home provides an enormous health benefit for your dog. This can help to maintain a healthy mouth by keeping teeth clean, reducing plaque buildup, maintaining fresh breath, and helping to prevent gum disease. This is especially true for small breed dogs, who are even more prone to significant levels of dental disease.
When you’re doing these daily brushings you’ll be able to note any loose teeth, tartar buildup, or bad breath that need to be addressed by a veterinary dentist.
The product used on the toothbrush is actually not as important as the action of wiping away the plaque biofilm. That said, MCT oil applied onto the gums or used on a toothbrush can work very well. MCT oil’s medium-chain fatty acids (MCTs) offer antimicrobial properties. It’s also been shown to help draw out toxins when used on the gums.
In summary, paying attention to the health of your dog’s teeth and mouth is a vital component in overall health and wellness for your dog. Regular oral hygiene or brushing is helpful, but you can also make a tremendous impact by feeding a raw diet and giving some key nutrients and supplements that benefit oral health.
Your efforts to keep your dog’s teeth and gums healthy will ultimately improve his quality of life, vitality, and resilience to disease.
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Prey Drive in Dogs Sometimes it’s a shock when our furry best friend displays behavior that seems more primal than we’re used to. Stalking birds in the yard, trying to chase down deer, or catching small animals like rabbits or squirrels can remind us that ancestral instincts can live on within our domesticated dogs. In fact, many of the fun behaviors we appreciate in our pups, like fetching balls, playing tug, and ripping up toys, have their origins in prey drive. It’s a natural behavior that can be thrilling for dogs but stressful for pet parents. Key Takeaways Prey drive is a dog’s innate desire to chase and capture prey. Any dog can exhibit prey drive behaviors, not just those bred for hunting. Pet parents must manage their dog’s prey drive to prevent accidents that can result from this behavior. What Is Prey Drive in Dogs? Prey drive is defined as our dogs’ inherent desire to engage in a chase-capture-kill sequence. While it may seem like an undesirable trait, it’s actually an instinctive pattern of behaviors for finding food. The full sequence includes the following stages: Hunting: This initial step can include scenting the ground and air, tracking, and scanning. Stalking: Once a target is identified, a dog might fix their gaze on it, slow their movements or freeze, assume a low or crouched position, and approach the target. Catch: This is the “kill sequence” that can include chasing, the takedown, and shaking or choking the prey. That said, it’s not normal for domestic dogs to participate in a true “kill” phase. Consumption: At its core, prey drive is about food acquisition, so the full sequence involves eating the prey. Again, domestic dogs shouldn’t participate in this phase of behavior. Many dogs with strong prey drive may exhibit only parts of this sequence. For example, dogs who were bred to herd, like Border Collies, will engage in an exaggerated version of the stalking phase of the sequence to move sheep along, but wo
How to Use Bones in a Dog's Raw Food Diet For pet owners feeding their dog a raw food diet, the inclusion of bones can provide optimal nutrition, as well as added benefits such as dental care and mental stimulation. "You add bone as a part of a balanced diet, instead of using a synthetically produced calcium supplement.” When it comes to using bones in a raw food diet, however, there are guidelines to follow to ensure safety and balanced nutrition. What Kind of Bones Can Be Used in a Raw Food Diet? There are two types of bones for dogs on a raw food diet—nutritional bones and recreational bones. Both types provide different benefits for your pet. A nutritional raw bone is the kind that a dog can eat as a major source of calcium and phosphorus and should be ground up rather than fed whole. Typically, these are chicken bones (backs, necks, or wings) because, as they are softer and more hollow than other bones. If pet owners are preparing homemade raw food diets for their dogs, lamb bones or beef bones are often too difficult to grind. A recreational raw, meaty bone is one that a dog chews on for oral benefits, as well as entertainment and playing into their natural instincts. These bones should be sized appropriately for your specific dog to avoid a choking hazard. How Should Bones Be Used in a Raw Food Diet? Nutritional raw bones should be ground up. By putting the bones through a meat grinder, it eliminates the risk for choking hazards, broken teeth, as well as any GI tract and digestive issues that may arise from sharp edges. “In commercially available raw food diets, they grind it down to bone meal so there’s absolutely no way [dogs] could choke on them." To ensure that dogs get the proper calcium/phosphorus ratio, pet parents should follow a recipe from a trusted veterinarian or veterinary nutritionist. If the bones are used for recreational value or oral care, size matters. Rule of thumb? Pick a bone that is the size of your dog’s head. Small
Part 5 feeding and nutrition sponsored by M&H Dogs Outlet 👇 Water Requirements for Dogs Water is considered the most important nutrient since it performs many important functions, such as: Regulating body temperature Breaking down carbohydrates, proteins, and fats Providing shape and structure to the body Keeping the shape of the eye Lubricating joints Protecting the nervous system Dogs get water through their diet and by simply drinking water. In general, the average daily water requirement for a healthy, altered dog is 2.5 times the amount of dry matter they eat. Another way to think of the amount of water a dog should consume daily is that it is equal to the amount of energy (food content) that is taken in. This depends on many factors that affect the body (age, gender, size, stress, etc.) and the volume of dry matter that is consumed through the diet. On average, a dog being fed a moist diet will drink less water throughout the day due to higher moisture content (about >75% less). Dogs should have continuous access to clean and fresh water. It is also important to monitor their daily intake and notify your veterinarian of any increases or decreases. Can I Make My Own Balanced Dog Food? Nontraditional diets, including home-prepared meals for dogs, are completely possible, and with some medical conditions, may be needed. Keep in mind that not all foods that benefit people can be absorbed, tolerated, or are even safe for your dog. As a pet owner, you should consult with an expert in the field to ensure that your pet’s individual daily requirements are met. Consider a consultation with a board-certified veterinary nutritionist or a primary care veterinarian who practices advanced nutritional health to ensure that all meals are balanced and formulated for your dog’s lifestyle and needs. M&H Dogs Outlet supplied 💥 Alpen Piraten Kennel where legends get made 👊☠️💪 Follow us also on: Youtube @Alpen_Piraten_TV Instagram @alpen_piraten_ke
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Part 2 feeding and nutrition sponsored by M&H Dogs Outlet 👇 Fat in Dog Food Fats are lipids that are solid at room temperature and are composed mainly of triglycerides. Dietary fats are the most concentrated form of energy in pet foods (2.25 times more calories than proteins or carbohydrates). Fat has many roles in the body, such as providing energy and helping with the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins. One of the most important roles is providing essential fatty acids (EFAs). EFAs help with inflammation at the cellular level and help dogs maintain healthy skin and coat quality. There are two important polyunsaturated fatty acids—omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids. Deficiencies in fatty acids can decrease wound healing and create a dull and dry hair coat, and they may increase certain dermatological conditions. High-fat diets can increase the risk of obesity and also require an increase in vitamin E supplementation since it is involved in antioxidant protection. The requirement of fat for absorption of fat-soluble vitamins is 1% to 2% of the food. Sources of Fat in Dog Food There are quite a few sources of essential fatty acids that support a dog’s health. Linoleic acid (LA) is the precursor of arachidonic acid, (AA) which is an essential omega-6 fatty acid. Good sources of linoleic acid are vegetable oils, chicken, and pork fat. Omega-3 fatty acids, eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), may or may not be essential in a dog's daily diet. Omega-3 fatty acids may be recommended by your veterinarian to help reduce inflammation caused from conditions like arthritis, certain cancers, burns, dermatitis, inflammatory bowel disease, and kidney disease. Omega-3 is also is a major player in keeping cartilage healthy and functional. Flaxseed, canola, and marine fish oils are good sources of omega-3 fatty acids. Carbohydrates in Dog Food One of the most important reasons for carbohydrates in a dog’s diet is to supply energy. Carbohydrate
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Strength building 👊 Being healthy and strong is key for your pet to live a long fulfilling life. Similar to humans, dogs have to eat well and get plenty of exercise to stay in shape. Humans lift weights to improve their strength, and your dog has to do the same if that’s his goal. Ways to help your dog get stronger include weight pulling, but before you have him do any strenuous physical activity, it’s important that you get clearance from your veterinarian. In addition, your dog should have a foundation in basic obedience. This will reassure you that he knows the right way to behave in any moments of chaos. If this is the first time your dog is pulling weight, then it’s best to start small. For example, have him practice dragging his leash around, and then progress to an attached empty cart. From there you can start adding weight as long as your dog is comfortable with it. Most importantly, never force your dog to pull more than he can handle to avoid mental and physical fatigue. Besides fitness, your dog’s diet also influences how strong and fit he can be. Where your dog gets his calories from matters, which is why It’s best to avoid a high carb diet because it’s been known to produce skin without suppleness and coat without shine, bulky lower-bowel contents, trace mineral deficiencies, and smelly gas. A diet high in protein and fat is best if you want your pup to perform to the best of his abilities. M&H Dogs Outlet supplied 💥 Alpen Piraten Kennel where legends get made 👊☠️💪 Follow us also on: Youtube @Alpen_Piraten_TV Instagram @alpen_piraten_kennel Tiktok @alpen_piraten_kennel Facebook @Alpen.Piraten.Kennel #Alpen #Piraten #alpen_piraten_kennel #excercise #fitdogs #austria #salzburg #apbt #apbtlove #gamedog #pitbull #pitbullterrier #muscledogs #fitdogs #ilovemypitbull #pitbulls #pitbullfamily #pitbullbreed #bullybreed #pitbullsofig #pitbullfriends #pitbullsareawesome #pitbullnation #pitbull_love #musclecar #pitbullpr
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The Dog’s Bite! 🤘 A dog’s bite is the way his teeth fit together when his upper and lower jaws are closed shut. For most breeds, the jaws should close with the upper incisors just overlapping and touching the lower incisors. The most commonly seen issue with jaw alignment is an ‘overshot’ or ‘undershot’ jaw. Overshot jaw is where the upper jaw is longer than the lower. An undershot jaw is where the bottom jaw is longer than the upper jaw. Both of these conditions mean that the teeth overlap but do not touch which can cause problems when eating. A – Molars These teeth are positioned towards the back of the jaw and are used for crushing and grinding. B – Premolars These teeth are used for tearing and chewing – when using these teeth, dogs often tilt their head to one side. C – Canines These teeth are used for holding objects in their mouths and for puncturing. D – Incisors These teeth are at the front of the jaw and are used for nibbling and are especially useful for stripping meat when eating and for grooming their coat. 🐕👇 Dogs don’t just use their teeth to eat. They’re also essential tools, for carrying things, playing, tugging, chewing and living life to the full. Like humans, dogs are born without teeth and deciduous (temporary / milk teeth) also precede their permanent teeth. A puppy’s deciduous teeth start to erupt through the gums at just 2-3 weeks old. A puppy will have a full set of 28 deciduous teeth by 12 weeks of age. Just a few weeks later, at 16 weeks old, the roots of deciduous teeth start to be resorbed, this makes them become loose and fall out in order to make space for the permanent adult teeth. Deciduous teeth are often swallowed but you may notice them in bedding or on the floor. Sometimes deciduous teeth can be retained, in which case you should take your puppy to be checked by a vet as they may need to be removed. Your puppy will have a full set of 42 adult teeth from 6-8 months of age. 👊💥 A h
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THE BEST EXERCISE FOR A DOG – HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING HIIT EXERCISE FOR A DOG - AN EXCELLENT OPTION Exercise is one of the most important things we can provide our pups. As loving pet parents, we need to make the right decisions to ensure our furry family members stay healthy and live long, happy lives. In our previous posts, we discussed why exercise in general is important for your pup, and how to determine the right amount of time to walk your dog. Today we discusse HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) as great exercise for a dog. In this post, we’ll go into HIIT workouts more in depth, and even give an example of a starter routine to try with your pup! WHY HIIT IS GREAT EXERCISE FOR A DOG High Intensity Interval Training, or HIIT, is a type of exercise style that has gain popularity in recent years – both with humans and pets! The idea behind HIIT is instead of working out at a low to medium intensity for longer durations, you focus on incredibly high bursts of energy for a shorter time period. An easy way to explain HIIT is by using the sport of track and field. Runners on a team compete in different events, some are focused on longer distances such as the two mile event, and other are focused on much shorter distances such as the one hundred meter dash. Both runners exert a lot of effort to be competitive, but in very different ways. If a distance runner competed in their event at the sprinter’s pace, they would never finish a race because of the high output of energy. The same concept applies to exercising your pup – an hour walk can be replaced with just 10 minutes of high intensity exercise. TALK WITH YOUR VET BEFORE TRYING HIIT High Intensity Interval Training is by definition intense. This means if your pup is not used to exercising in this manner, it’s important to consult with your veterinarian before starting a new routine. HIIT is not for every dog out there, and may be too much to handle for a pup that is alrea
What does Good Nutrition do for your Dog? The proper balance of nutrients is essential when feeding your dog. Animals (and humans) need a certain combination of protein, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, minerals and water every day in order to function normally. Balanced nutrition is no accident There are different balanced feedings for specific stages of life (such as for puppies or geriatric dogs), while some made for hypoallergenic nutrition and other programs are developed to control specific health conditions like heart disease, kidney disease, etc. Each and every nutrient in your dog’s food has a purpose. Without adequate nutrition, your dog would not be able to maintain muscle tone, build and repair muscles, teeth, and bone, perform normal daily activities with ease or fight-off infection. Proteins provide a source of energy and help with muscle function and growth. Fats provide energy, help the brain function, and keep the skin and hair coat shiny and healthy. Carbohydrates supply a source of quick energy that allow your dog to be active and energetic. Vitamins and minerals are necessary for muscle contraction and nerve conduction and they work to prevent disease. Muscle Tone and Body Condition Every single cell in the body is made up of protein. It is integral in building skin, hair, muscles, organs and other tissues. Protein is necessary to repair damaged cells and make new ones. Protein is especially important for young, growing and pregnant animals. The protein in your dog’s diet ensures that he is able to build and maintain strong muscles. This is why one of the first few ingredients on a dog food label should be a protein source (chicken, beef, etc.). Skin and Hair Coat Health Everyone knows that a dog with a rich, shiny hair coat is most likely in good health. This is because dogs eating the proper balance of omega-6 and omega-3 fatty acids will have skin that is healthy which produces hair with a nice sheen. Skin that is dry will lead to hair
How Much Is Too Much When Exercising Your Dog? When it comes to properly training and conditioning our dogs, there are a number of things that can hold us back. Many people worry that they might be doing things wrong, resulting in injury to their dog. When it comes to training and fitness, how much is too much? When should we push our dogs to do more? When should we hold back? To answer these questions, we must first understand two key principles that inform program design: progressive overload and periodization. Progressive overload emphasizes the need for greater demands to be placed on the body during successive workouts over time if improvement is to be achieved (DeLorme & Watkins, 1948). The term is frequently used to refer to resistance training and building muscle strength, but it is also recognized as a fundamental principle for success when designing fitness programs and high intensity cardio training. The idea is that in order for the body to get stronger and faster, workouts need to become progressively more challenging. Periodization is a structured approach to training that involves gradual cycling of various aspects of a training program during a specific period of time (Frankel & Kravitz, 2000). The idea here is that we need a structured training routine that progressively overloads our dog’s body, making it get stronger and faster, while also building in periods of time for rest and recovery before increasing the workload again. In this way, we push the body enough to progress to the next level while also building in recovery time so that the body has time to physically adapt to exercise without risk of injury. Everything we do when planning training and fitness should consider these two principles if we want to see improvement while also minimizing the risk of injury. So how, exactly, do we do this? When we overload the body, we must know what our goal is and what, exactly, we want to increase when entering progressive overload. If we ch
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...dirty balu having a bath 😅 if you play wild in the dirty wood you and roll yourself in dirt, you have to take a bath after ;) Alpen Piraten Kennel where legends get made 👊☠️💪 Follow us also on: Youtube @Alpen_Piraten_TV Instagram @alpen_piraten_kennel Tiktok @alpen_piraten_kennel Facebook @Alpen.Piraten.Kennel #Alpen #Piraten #alpen_piraten_kennel #bathtime #dogbath #austria #salzburg #apbt #apbtlove #gamedog #pitbull #pitbullterrier #muscledogs #fitdogs #ilovemypitbull #pitbulls #pitbullfamily #pitbullbreed #bullybreed #pitbullsofig #pitbullfriends #pitbullsareawesome #pitbullnation #pitbull_love #musclecar #pitbullpride #legends #madenotborn
Björn back to some work 🤘 We got something in the plan for you 💪 Lets see if all works out 👊 Alpen Piraten Kennel where legends get made 👊☠️💪 Follow us also on: Youtube @Alpen_Piraten_TV Instagram @alpen_piraten_kennel Tiktok @alpen_piraten_kennel Facebook @Alpen.Piraten.Kennel #Alpen #Piraten #alpen_piraten_kennel #treadmill #björn #austria #salzburg #apbt #apbtlove #gamedog #pitbull #pitbullterrier #muscledogs #fitdogs #ilovemypitbull #pitbulls #pitbullfamily #pitbullbreed #bullybreed #pitbullsofig #pitbullfriends #pitbullsareawesome #pitbullnation #pitbull_love #musclecar #pitbullpride #legends #madenotborn
Your genetics load the gun. Your lifestyle pulls the trigger. 👊 Follow your dreams, work hard, practice and persevere. Make sure you eat a variety of foods, get plenty of exercise and maintain a healthy lifestyle. 🤘 Alpen Piraten Kennel where legends get made 👊☠️💪 Follow us also on: Youtube @Alpen_Piraten_TV Instagram @alpen_piraten_kennel Tiktok @alpen_piraten_kennel Facebook @Alpen.Piraten.Kennel #Alpen #Piraten #alpen_piraten_kennel #springpole #margosha #austria #salzburg #apbt #apbtlove #gamedog #pitbull #pitbullterrier #muscledogs #fitdogs #ilovemypitbull #pitbulls #pitbullfamily #pitbullbreed #bullybreed #pitbullsofig #pitbullfriends #pitbullsareawesome #pitbullnation #pitbull_love #musclecar #pitbullpride #legends #madenotborn
1.9m easy after 20 min springpole 🤘 Soon we will go for 2m or even more let's see 👊 Iron Margosha on the way 💪 Alpen Piraten Kennel where legends get made 👊☠️💪 Follow us also on: Youtube @Alpen_Piraten_TV Instagram @alpen_piraten_kennel Tiktok @alpen_piraten_kennel Facebook @Alpen.Piraten.Kennel #Alpen #Piraten #alpen_piraten_kennel #highjump #margosha #austria #salzburg #apbt #apbtlove #gamedog #pitbull #pitbullterrier #muscledogs #fitdogs #ilovemypitbull #pitbulls #pitbullfamily #pitbullbreed #bullybreed #pitbullsofig #pitbullfriends #pitbullsareawesome #pitbullnation #pitbull_love #musclecar #pitbullpride #legends #madenotborn
Margosha putting some work on the treadmill 🤘 Alpen Piraten Kennel where legends get made 👊☠️💪 Follow us also on: Youtube @Alpen_Piraten_TV Instagram @alpen_piraten_kennel Tiktok @alpen_piraten_kennel Facebook @Alpen.Piraten.Kennel #Alpen #Piraten #alpen_piraten_kennel #treadmill #margosha #austria #salzburg #apbt #apbtlove #gamedog #pitbull #pitbullterrier #muscledogs #fitdogs #ilovemypitbull #pitbulls #pitbullfamily #pitbullbreed #bullybreed #pitbullsofig #pitbullfriends #pitbullsareawesome #pitbullnation #pitbull_love #musclecar #pitbullpride #legends #madenotborn
Routine is the key 💪 Alpen Piraten Kennel where legends get made 👊☠️💪 Follow us also on: Youtube @Alpen_Piraten_TV Instagram @alpen_piraten_kennel Tiktok @alpen_piraten_kennel Facebook @Alpen.Piraten.Kennel #Alpen #Piraten #alpen_piraten_kennel #weightpull #margosha #austria #salzburg #apbt #apbtlove #gamedog #pitbull #pitbullterrier #muscledogs #fitdogs #ilovemypitbull #pitbulls #pitbullfamily #pitbullbreed #bullybreed #pitbullsofig #pitbullfriends #pitbullsareawesome #pitbullnation #pitbull_love #musclecar #pitbullpride #legends #madenotborn
