So we saw this cute guy and figured he could be the "spirit o' the day" this fine Tuesday! And also help us explain the phenomenon that's sometimes known as "scooting." Though it can appear adorable (and certainly does here, if that's in fact what's going on), it's actually a little more gross than that. So....anal glands. Your dog has 'em. And in fact, they're … [Read more...] about You spin me right round, Baby! Cute video, but something far less adorable may be going on….
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Sweetest thing you’ll see today: Family fakes ear meds for jealous dog
my dog has ear medicine she needs and the other one also thinks he needs it too.. nobody has the heart to tell him it’s pretend.. pic.twitter.com/Vshe7dhl3b— chloe copley (@chloecopley_05) September 12, 2018 Okay so one of Chloe's dogs needs ear medication. We're not sure why, but really, it's not important. What IS important, is that the pup's sibling clearly … [Read more...] about Sweetest thing you’ll see today: Family fakes ear meds for jealous dog
Vets say the “snoot challenge” may actually benefit your dog
Surely by now you dog lovers have heard of the "snoot challenge," but in case you and your dogs have been living under a rock of late, a quick Instagram search of the #snootchallenge hashtag proves that more than 11,000 dogs around the world have already jumped in the latest internet challenge fray. Some accomplish, some fail; both can be hilarious, as the many online videos … [Read more...] about Vets say the “snoot challenge” may actually benefit your dog
Ray’s adorable smile is what got him adopted. And now other dogs are reaping the benefit, too!
Christian Shenouda was going to buy a dog, but when someone told him he should visit a shelter to adopt instead, it seemed like a good idea. That's where he met, and fell in mutual forever-love, with a pittie mix named Ray. Shenouda told The Dodo's Pittie Nation that Ray's winning smile won him over, and Shenouda found himself quickly becoming something of a pit bull … [Read more...] about Ray’s adorable smile is what got him adopted. And now other dogs are reaping the benefit, too!
Short spine, feel fine! Cute “pibble” Cuda is the queen of the house.
Cuda's family adopted her at five months, not knowing what was "wrong" with her. It turned out: nothing, really! Cuda was born with short spine syndrome, a condition caused by inbreeding. Aside from having a little difficulty scratching her butt, she's just like any other dog! (Note to the concerned: her family makes sure she gets plenty of butt scratches!). Owner Julie … [Read more...] about Short spine, feel fine! Cute “pibble” Cuda is the queen of the house.