As the owner of a Maltese Shih Tzu, it’s safe to say that I am very familiar with that fast-growing coat and the consequent need for constant clipping. Having your dog professionally groomed, as we did, is indeed necessary for most owners of long-haired dog breeds. However, if you are like many pet owners, you might find it a stretch to come up with the extra funds needed to get your pup trimmed every month or so. Have you thus been tempted to use your own human clippers?
6 Beagle Pros and Cons – Are Beagles Good Dogs to Own?
Beagles are a small to medium-sized breed of dog known for their friendly personalities. Originally bred as scent hounds for hunting small game such as rabbits, Beagles have a keen sense of smell and a distinctive bay. However, before adopting a beagle, it’s important to think about considerations like time commitments, grooming needs, noise level, exercise requirements, and training requirements.
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Is an Old English Sheepdog Right for You? Breed Pros and Cons
Guest Author: Cody Mitchell
The Old English Sheepdog is a big, fluffy human friend that frequently finds itself in the spotlight and draws a boatload of paparazzi while out and about. Its enormous size, magnificent long fur, adorable face, friendly temperament, and exceptional social skills (better than yours, actually) tend to melt everyone’s heart. In fact, the ‘big boy’ SZA was talking about in her song was the Old English Sheepdog. We all need this big boy in life to light up our world.
So, in order to find out if this English Sheepdog breed is ideal for you, scroll down this article and get the answer yourself!
How to Help a Shy Dog Be Less Timid
As a dog owner, you already know how important it is to notice when your dog is experiencing some kind of discomfort whether this be physical or mental. For example, if your pup is shy around other people or dogs, it’s important to address the problem right away so that it doesn’t become more serious.
Shyness in dogs is quite common, and it can be rather frustrating for both dog and owner. Shy dogs can be a lot of work. They don’t always want to meet new people or even go on walks, and they may need some extra encouragement to even have fun.
French Bulldog Pros and Cons – Tips for New Frenchie Owners
If you have been debating whether or not a French Bulldog is the right breed for you, then this guest post by Kate can help you make up your mind. Kate covers a number of relevant issues such as the Frenchie’s temperament and exercise needs, to name a few. I’m sure you will find some very good tips in her article.
The French Bulldog or Frenchie is one of the most popular breeds in the world due to their adaptability and relatively low energy level. They’re easy to care for and easy to groom, and they’re incredibly charming to boot.
But, before you go out and buy a Frenchie, it pays to know ahead of time what it is like to own one.