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UK pet owners spent billions on vet services in 2023 with people becoming more conscious of their animals’ health14:37, 31 Mar 2025Updated 14:38, 31 Mar 2025This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn moreOwners feeding premium-quality food are more likely to see their vet every six months(Image: Monty Rakusen / Getty)It is important for pet owners to keep on top of their animals’ health. Vets recently issued an urgent warning about Lyme disease, which can take hold in dogs and spread to humans if it is not properly and promptly…

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The Pointer’s history explains its intense drive to find birds and loyal companionship in the field and at home. A traditional breed with speed and endurance to spare, this medium-to-large-sized gundog shares its name with its job. The Pointer’s Beginnings From the earliest history, dogs have been used to catch game. Were these Pointers? While Pointers are thought to be an ancient breed, their origins have never been confirmed. Breeders and dog writers W. Enos Phillips and William Arkwright researched literature and art sources, and traveled extensively throughout Europe to pinpoint the Pointer’s beginnings. In his book “The True Pointer…

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FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) – The home of Fargo’s only indoor dog pool, Rocket Dogs, is closing its doors. On Facebook, owner and CEO Julie Saatoff writes, in part: It is with great sadness and a heavy heart, that due to no fault of mine or Rocket Dogs, I am being forced to close my doors. Wire Properties has sold the building. I have to be out by April 1, 2022. March 19th will be the last day open with Rocket Dogs, jumping paws competition. I would need to relocate, which means starting over and I don’t have the…

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Wait, why is there an American dog on the list?Maximilian Sarnow/Getty ImagesWould you believe us if we told you German dog breeds have a lot in common with Chinese dog breeds? Obviously, they’re all canines. Beyond that, Germany and China have bragging rights as home to some of the oldest sites containing evidence of domesticated wolves. They also span the gamut in terms of size, shape and coat type. However, unlike Chinese dog breeds who were primarily bred as workers and have more independent personalities, German dog breeds are overwhelmingly affectionate and active! Many are smart canines who were bred…

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What can epitomize winter in Canada better than a fun dog sledding experience? I was dreading cold Canadian winters, but after discovering the joy of skiing, ice skating, sledding, snowy hikes and now dog sledding, I’m this close to wishing that winter lasts longer! Canada is still fun during the coldest months. My dog sledding experience was a Christmas gift to my partner and me from our relatives. We had no idea what to expect until D-Day. To be honest, we were a bit scared because we’re not exactly dog sledding pros, and we had heard that some companies are under…

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A new survey has lifted the lid on what pet owners in Ireland wish they had known before bringing a new puppy or kitten into their life. Getting a cat or dog is a big decision and commitment that will last years, with even seasoned owners knowing that there is always something new to learn when bringing home kittens or puppies. The research, commissioned by Pet Health Club, has revealed the top 10 things dog and cat owners wish they had known prior to taking home their furry friend. A OnePoll survey of 1,000 pet owners in Ireland found that…

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LANGHORNE, PA —The first Langhorne Arts Fair will take place on Saturday with a Dog Art Challenge.Pat Mervine, president of the Langhorne Council for the Arts, said adults, kids, and friendly dogs are invited to the new event at Langhorne Heritage Farm, 222 N. Green St. in Langhorne. It will be held on Saturday, June 1, (rain date June 2) from Noon to 3 p.m. Admission is free.The event includes live music, artists and crafters, and creative fun for kids. And there is one more feature you won’t want to miss: Unleash your dog’s creativity in the debut of the…

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FIRST APP YOU LOOK AT IN THE MORNING: Instagram. I follow Dogs of Instagram. ONE BOOK YOU HAVE READ MULTIPLE TIMES: “Clifford the Big Red Dog” was a puppy favorite of mine (though the movie was nothing to write home about). Also: “Portrait of the Artist as a Dog” and “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time.” I give four paws up to “How to Teach Physics to Your Dog” by Union’s very own Chad Orzel. BEST ADVICE YOU EVER RECEIVED: Clearing the air after a little dustup is important for building relationships that have legs. FAVORITE SPOT…

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Steven Wesselink loves his three Skye terriers: Sybil, Dot and Faith.According to Mr Wesselink, who is the vice-president of the British Terrier Club of NSW, the breed’s short legs, long fur and gentle temperament create a “gorgeous” dog.”They’re such a sweet, calm, quiet terrier,” he says. “Most terriers are quite active and vibrant. The Skyes will just stand there and give you a kiss.”Without an increase in numbers though, the breed could be headed towards extinction.Loading…This hasn’t always been the case. In the 1878 book The Dogs of the British Islands, the author suggests that the Skye terrier was bred on…

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Do dogs have nightmares? What to know about your pet’s dreams.Here are some signs your dog might be having a nightmare and why you shouldn’t wake them up.Turns out bad dreams are not just a nuisance for humans, our furry friends can experience them as well. Though the sleeping patterns of man’s best friend differ in some ways from our own, there are striking similarities, including our ability to get frightened in the night.But dogs don’t likely dream about showing up to school naked or losing all of their teeth. Those are uniquely human fears. So, what populates their dream world? Here’s…

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