Dogs Profile

13/08/2024

🌟🐶 We're Back! 🐶🌟

Hey, dog lovers! We’re thrilled to announce that our Dog Profile Channel is making a comeback! 🎉 After a brief hiatus, we’re ready to bring you the best of the canine world with more adorable content, helpful tips, and exciting updates. Stay tuned for a lot of fun and furry goodness! 🐕❤️

08/11/2022

If your dog forgets the route on your daily walk or if he’s not enjoying the things he once did, like chasing after his favorite toy or greeting you at the door, he could be suffering from canine cognitive dysfunction (CCD), or the doggy version of Alzheimer’s.

Do you have a senior dog who is acting different than normal? Here are seven signs to look out for that could mean your dog has canine dementia.

07/11/2022

Watson's foster raves that he is such a delight! This dapper basset mix has a youthful outlook on life, flashing his signature smile wherever he goes. Watson gets along wonderfully with multiple dogs but finds felines a little pesky. Being a true gentleman, he doesn't even mind getting a pedicure. We're pretty sure this tap dancer holds the record for the fastest tail wags ever when he sees a leash. 😍 Watson busts out with classic Fred Astaire moves! Tippy, tippy, tap, tap! 🐾

Subscribing to the adage that all you need is "a snack, a snuggle, and a walkie," Watson's the perfect one to share your couch with... and just about everything else! This 34-pound lump of brown sugar is vaccinated, neutered, and microchipped. Watson will steal your heart when he moves in!

Watson is in the care of our friends at Two by Two Animal Rescue outside of Birmingham, Alabama, but his new family can be from anywhere. His estimated birthdate is 4/1/2014, and with your help, we hope his estimated adoption date is any day now! 🏠💕

If you’re looking to adopt closer to home, please check with your local organizations for other adoptable senior sweethearts like Watson who are still waiting for their second chance. It's , and love is as close as your nearest shelter! 🥰

07/11/2022

07/11/2022

How people parent can significantly influence a child’s development; the same is true with dogs. Dog parenting styles run the gamut from permissive to authoritarian, not all of which produce positive results.

According to a new study, dogs respond best to authortative dog parenting, rather than authoritarian or passive pet parenting styles.

06/11/2022

Dogs have four pairs of salivary glands located within the jaw or neck region. These glands create saliva that is excreted into your dog’s mouth. Similar to other types of glands, cancer can form in the salivary glands.

Dr. Kasey Stopp explains salivary gland adenocarcinoma in dogs, including symptoms as well as how the condition is diagnosed and treated.

03/11/2022

Keeping hydrated is important for all of us — our dogs, too. How much water our dogs are drinking can actually tell us a lot about their general health. Excessive thirst in dogs can result from something as simple as recent exercise to a more complex underlying medical condition.

Excessive thirst in dogs can mean several things from recent exercise to an underlying health condition. Know when it’s time to go to the vet.

31/10/2022

Our canine companions are created to vomit, most likely because many of them will consume practically everything they come across. When dogs vomit, they can effectively "alter their minds" about eating something potentially deadly.

Did you know that regurgitation is different from vomiting? Dr. Jennifer Coates explains why this is important to know and what to do when your dog regurgitates.

30/10/2022

Looking for a fun, safe and affordable activity you can do with your pup just about anywhere? Welcome to the world of dog parkour, a low-impact sport associated with a number of benefits for dogs, including confidence-building, increased focus and physical fitness.

Although parkour dog training is designed to be safe and appropriate for dogs of all physical abilities, check with your veterinarian to make sure it’s a good fit for your best pal. Then get outdoors and have the time of your lives!

Parkour can be a fun bonding activity for you and your dog. Learn how to turn your average walk into a parkour dog agility adventure.

30/10/2022

Can dogs have asthma? While asthma in dogs is considerably less prevalent than in cats, dogs can suffer from it in the same manner that humans do.

Asthma in dogs is an allergic condition. An allergic reaction induces airway inflammation, which causes constriction and spasming of the tiny airways in the lungs, resulting in asthma attacks in dogs.

Asthma in dogs is most commonly encountered in middle-aged dogs and certain young pups. Small dogs are more likely than giant dogs to suffer asthma.

Can dogs have asthma? Find out the signs and symptoms of asthma in dogs and how you can help a dog with asthma.