Pitbulls stop growing significantly once they are 1 year old. However, growth still continues until they are 2 to 3 years old. The majority of fast and noticeable growth takes place during the first year. He/she will show massive physical changes over this period.
You may have the best sleeping quarters or kennel for your dog, but he may still choose to fall asleep at your feet. There are many reasons for this behavior. While cats exhibit similar behavior, they aren't necessarily thrilled with the feet. Cats can sleep on top of your head if you let them. Dogs, on the other hand, love their owner's feet.
Chickpeas (or garbanzo beans ) are safe for dogs when cooked and served plainly. Chickpeas become detrimental to dogs when they are mixed with other ingredients i.e., spices like garlic and onion that are known to be harmful to dogs.
Maybe, in small quantities but it's not recommendable. Prunes (dried plums) may not affect your dog if consumed in tiny quantities. However, the high fiber and sugar content present in prunes pose serious risks to dogs. Plant foods aren't highly recommendable to dogs. A dog's digestive system isn't designed for a plant diet.
Edamame is safe for dogs. Edamame pods are rich in omega 3, Vitamin C, and Calcium, among other nutrients that your dog can benefit from in many ways. However, since Edamame (immature soybeans) is cooked in many ways in different parts of the world, the method of preparation can determine if Edamame is safe or not for dogs.
Yes! However, not all parts of Jicama are safe for dogs. Like apples, dogs should eat the fleshy edible part only. The skin, stem, leaves, and seeds shouldn't be eaten.
A dog’s collar should be snug (somewhere in between tight and loose). There is a standard rule that the collar should leave an allowance that can fit two fingers (the pointing and middle finger) comfortably. If you can’t “run” two fingers around your dog’s collar without using undue pressure or force, the collar is too tight.
Yes! There is a general consensus that herbs and spices are toxic to pets. However, the ASPCA lists basil as non-toxic to dogs. In fact, the herb has notable health benefits. Basil is packed with antioxidants which have many health benefits to both humans and dogs. A little basil can help your canine friend fight cellular damage and illnesses like cancer.
For those of you looking for a name for your pup that reminds you of your Spanish heritage, or just represents the beauty and culture of Spain, look no further. We have listed the top 100 male and female dog names from across the internet, so that your dog can proudly bear a name that embodies Spain.
