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Do Dogs Dream?

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Do Dogs Dream? Your dog is fast asleep, when suddenly he starts whimpering, moving his legs or tail, or engaging in some other odd behavior. Is your dog dreaming? After all, it’s not like the dog can confirm this by waking up and telling us what he or she was dreaming about. Though we may never get an absolute confirmation, there are a plenty of scientific evidence to point to the fact that dogs do dream. In fact, scientists believe that dogs not only dream as we do, but also that they dream similarly to us, meaning that they replay moments from their day while they're fast asleep.  Researchers using an electroencephalogram (EEG) have tested canine brain wave activity during sleep. They've found that dogs are similar to humans when it comes to sleep patterns and brain wave activity. Small dogs do it more, Research suggests that small dogs dream more than larger dogs. Though it may be surprising to witness your dog acting out in sleep, the behaviour is completel...
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How to identify if your dog has ticks or fleas

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How to identify if your dog has ticks or fleas Fleas are never fun and can be very uncomfortable for your pet. Once they make a home on your pet, they are quick to cause irritation. If a flea lands on your pet’s skin, it can begin laying eggs on the dogs fur. Ticks are troublesome parasites that can cause a variety of problems for your pet. But spotting these tiny bloodsuckers isn’t always easy. If you believe that your pet has contracted fleas or ticks, it is best to take care of the situation quickly.  If you have never dealt with a flea/Tick problem, to better help your pet get the care and treatment it needs, here are some signs your pet might have a flea or tick problem. 1. If you find Ticks in Your Home If you come across a tick on your bedding, carpets, or on the floor, you or your dog probably bought it in the house. Now, Check your dog and do a closer examination. Now that you have examined your dog it time to clean the home with a tick control solutio...
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SUMMER DOG GROOMING TIPS

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Grooming should be a pleasure. A grooming session could be a challenge for you and your dog, especially if she is excitable or not used to you touching her. Here are some methods to help pave the way for an enjoyable experience for both of you: > Groom your dogs when they are calm. > Keep your first grooming session short so that they get used to it. Slowly add more times to the session. Benefits of GROOMING at home. > allow you and your dog to have quiet time together. > You would become very familiar with all parts of your dog’s body and you’ll notice early on anything unusual that may require veterinary attention.  > Grooming interaction can actually lower stress levels and reduce blood pressure for both you and puppy.  If you start getting frustrated, stop and come back to it later. Remember to keep it positive and fun.  Consult a professional groomer if the dogs needs to be clipped or trimmed on a regular basis.To consult click ...
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