by Arlene Nelson | Dogs and Cats, Rottweilers
Rottweilers are known to be huge dogs, but they are a slower growing dog. Due to this, many people may get very concerned when their rottweiler puppy is still very small. This post will include everything you need to know about your rottweiler’s size, now as a...
by Marryn Jenkins | Dogs and Cats, Poodles
Poodles are known for their unique, curly hair. However, many people have questions on whether poodles shed this hair or not. Poodles shed every few weeks. However, the hair gets stuck in the curls when it falls out. Because of this, people assume poodles do not shed....
by Matt Field | Dogs and Cats, Great Danes
Dog food can get pretty expensive from time to time, especially when it comes to larger dogs. When feeding your dog new or alternative foods, it is important to consider what the food contains and how it will affect your pup! Bananas are great snacks for Great Danes....
by Arlene Nelson | Dogs and Cats, Rottweilers
The purpose of the rottweiler breed has changed over time, but to truly understand who rottweilers are and why they are the way they are, it is important to go back to their roots. Rottweilers were originally bred to drive cattle, pull carts for butchers, as well as...
by Marryn Jenkins | Dogs and Cats, Poodles
It is not uncommon to see a poodle staring at your jar of peanut butter. But, you may have wondered whether this is food is actually safe for your poodle to eat. Poodles can eat peanut butter in moderation. Because peanut butter is high in fat and calories that cause...
by Arlene Nelson | Dogs and Cats, Rottweilers
While eating a steak dinner with your family, your curious rottweiler might peek his or her nose in looking for some delicious steak for his dinner as well. You might be tempted to throw your bones in the backyard and let him or her go at them. However, this might not...
