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Even the most careful, reputable, diligent breeder can have an inadvertent exposure to parvo

Here’s a quick summary of what to do with a neonate that won’t latch on and eat right away.

In the smaller breeder community in which I tend to live we have high standards and high expectations

A good puppy rearing program instills puppies with the foundation for proper impulse control to help avoid jumping, rushing through doors, g

Simply put, clicker training is the use of a specific sound to let a dog know the exact moment it is doing something we want.

We sometimes worry and care so much about our dogs and that they grow up to be as great as they can that we inadvertently end up creating th

Food rotation provides them with variety, which is important not just for appetite, but for health. Just like with humans, a varied diet is

Dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) is a condition that prevents the heart from pumping properly.[1] It is more prevalent in some breeds, but there

Puppies are often in contact with the ground, have sensitive skin, and don’t have fully developed immune systems. For some, this can be a re