After years of incredible service, Bretagne, the last surviving canine who aided in the terrorist attacks that shook the country in 9/11, passed away on June 7th. The 16-year-old Golden Retriever was euthanized in a Texas veterinary clinic after battling with kidney … Continue reading Last Known 9/11 Rescue Dog Dies

One of the best known dogs in the United States, and possibly the world, is the golden retriever.   This is well known as being a great family pet, but they were bred for a far different purpose.  They were originally … Continue reading Dog Review: Golden Retrievers

Haven’t we all wished at least once that we could talk to our dogs? It would be amazing to be able to easily communicate with our loved pets, and even though our dogs certainly can’t talk to us, they do … Continue reading Understanding Your Dog’s Body Language

Summer is now here and with it comes the nice weather that so many people are going to take advantage of to get out of the house.  Dogs also love the weather so it is only natural that we take … Continue reading 10 things to do with your dog this summer.

The very first signs of seeing heat exhaustion: Excessive panting ,the skin on the inside of the ears becomes flushed and red. Heat Exhaustion can progress in to Heat Stroke, as indicated by:  Weakness, Staggering and Fainting – loss of consciousness … Continue reading Bulldog Blog Sunday Special: Summer time for Bullies!

As their name aptly suggests, heart worms are a type of round worms that infect a wide variety of mammals when they come in contact with their heart arteries. Cats, foxes, ferrets, and dogs are the most susceptible species to … Continue reading Everything You Should Know About Heartworms

German Shepherds are one of the most recognizable breeds of dogs.  They have many distinctive traits such as their pointed ears, curled tails, and dark brown/black coats make them easy to identify.  Odds are you have probably seen one of … Continue reading Dog Review: German Shepherds