Emma Passman, qualified pet nutritionist at Pure Pet Food, explained that a change in their poop could be down to a number of ...

Another gentle giant, the Saint Bernards are friendly pet dog breeds that are suitable for colder climates. But, they generally live for only 8–10 years. Why? Because their size and genetics ...

I have owned and loved many dogs in my life, but … dogs in restaurants ... adding up to 267,500 tractor-trailers filled with dog poop, 21 billion pounds a year. All that poop is polluting ...

Here’s why some dogs can’t resist a faecal feast, known more technically as coprophagia. Coprophagia or coprophagy is the scientific term for eating faecal matter (poo). It’s a behaviour ...

The math gets even more complicated when factoring in the dog's size: Bigger dogs start to age faster than small dogs around age 6, and the gap increases by year eight. This relationship between ...

Here's why some dogs can't resist a faecal feast, known more technically as coprophagia. What is coprophagia? Coprophagia or coprophagy is the scientific term for eating faecal matter (poo).

But some of the most loyal and loving pups aren’t small or even medium in size. They are large — actually, they are some of the largest dog breeds in the world. Don't believe us? Just take a look at ...

Poodles, a low-shedding hypoallergenic dog breed, adapt well to India's tropical climate with proper grooming. The Maltese is a compact, low-shedding dog with a silky coat. This dog breed adapts ...

said science has actually proven that dogs feel love just like we do. And, just like humans, dogs express their affection in all sorts of unique and sometimes quirky ways. Greeting you at the door ...

Border Collies are widely considered as the most intelligent pet dog breeds in the world. They were originally bred for herding sheep, due to their quick thinking ability, capability of ...

A Jersey parish has warned it could take legal steps to crack down on people who do not pick up their dog's poo in St Clement. Parish officials wrote in the St Clement local magazine that they ...