Big pups can easily rock names of humongous Disney characters such as Pumba, Baloo, and Genie. Depending on your dog’s personality, these unforgettable names should be a great fit for your beloved pooch, such as Jafar, Rafiki, Dory, and Po.
The American Pit Bull is famous for its muscular build and its dazzling green eyes. Another green-eyed pooch is the Australian Shepherd, thanks to its merle gene. Then, there’s the Pomsky (Pomeranian and Husky mix) with either green eyes or a combination of blue and green.
Exotic names such as Arcona, Fjallraven, and Ippolita are great options for your unique pup. Speaking of designer names, fashion-forward labels such as Armani, Burberry, Chanel, and Coach are just as perfect for your adorable furbaby.
When it comes to spotted dogs, Dalmatians often come to mind, with those gorgeous spots all over their bodies. Then, there is the English Springer Spaniel with spotted chests and the German Shorthaired Pointer, a combination of solid and spotted coat patterns.
When it comes to massive pups, famous characters known for their enormous build come to mind, such as Beowulf, Bigfoot, Atlas, and Chewbacca. And of course, who can ever mistake names such as Galaxy, Hulk, and Jabba for miniature creatures!
A Corgi Mix is technically a cross of between a Corgi and another dog breed, so its possibilities are endless. However, there is no denying the fact that some are cuter than others. Here are 52 of the most popular mixed breeds that include Pembroke or Cardigan Corgis. We will look at what makes each mix special and what you can expect for our top 3 mixes: the Dorgi, Horgi, and Corgi Inu.
Did you know that there are around 1 million dog bites that occur in USA each year? You will be even more surprised (and worried) when 65% to 70% of these dog bites are to young children.
Constipation in dogs usually manifests as irregular and infrequent passing of stool and pain while doing so. The reasons for the problem range from dietary deficiencies like insufficient water and fiber to digestive tract diseases like volvulus. Whatever the case, it is highly uncomfortable for the dog and should be addressed as soon as possible.
When it comes to choosing the right collar, among the many factors influencing the decision, the material used and the safety factor are two major ones to consider. Firstly, a regular nylon or leather collar can easily be destroyed by an aggressive or determined chewer, but a double-layer nylon/polyester will fare better. Secondly, every collar should have safety features by design such that when pulled, it does not choke a dog yet secures the dog well.
