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Purebred dogs come in more and more colors, but should you avoid buying them? It depends. Rare colors in dogs are linked to genes that can be associated with certain health problems. Some purebred dogs in rare colors are sometimes born with health conditions, such as impaired hearing, ocular defects that can cause blindness, or skin and coat problems. So, the answer is yes and no, as not all purebred dogs in rare colors come with health issues, but some do. In some cases, rare colors are rare for good reason. Why Are Rare Colors Popular? Like any other market,…

A vet has urged dog owners to avoid a common cleaning mistake that could actually make the problem worseMichael Moran and Maria Ortega04:45, 18 Dec 2025Water and vinegar is a bad idea, Laura says(Image: Instagram)At this time of year, many households are welcoming new puppies. However, as delightful as these small dogs can be, there is also the less pleasant task of toilet training to consider.A traditional remedy for little accidents involves cleaning up the mess with a mixture of water and white vinegar.However, vet Laura Londoño has warned that this old wives’ solution can actually do more harm than…

Recently, the Dandie Dinmont Terrier appeared at the American National Dog Show, which sparked a lot of public discussion about the breed. Get to know it too! The National Dog Show is an American dog show held every November with the approval of the American Kennel Club (AKC) and the Philadelphia Kennel Club. The 2025 show was not the first time the Dandie Dinmont Terrier appeared in the ring, but for some reason, it had a greater impact on viewers this year than before. No wonder, as its unique, charming appearance is hard to forget. In response to its sudden…

A vet nurse has shared a list of common Christmas dinner items that could be harmful to pets, urging people to keep them out of reachAmber O’Connor Money and Lifestyle reporter U35s15:36, 21 Dec 2025Pet owners should take care with Christmas leftovers (stock photo)(Image: Getty)Christmas is a period of festivities, typically celebrated with plenty of delicious food and drinks. Yet, animal lovers are being urged to ensure ‘toxic’ seasonal treats remain beyond their pets’ reach.Jade The Vet Nurse, who often shares first-aid demonstrations and animal healthcare tips on her TikTok account as @Jade.the.vet.nurse, has issued a warning. Jade is a…

You’re searching for a gentle giant — a pet that can keep up with your busy, on-the-go lifestyle but that can also be a ginormous cuddle companion on the couch at a moment’s notice. There are many strong dog breeds to choose from, each unique in its own way and many of them bred for their ability to put their muscles to use when needed. But before you bring one home, consider your lifestyle and their needs, as strong breeds can require lots of exercise to be happy in a household. “Whether you’re looking for a protector, a worker or…

Prevent health issues for yourself and your pets with this guidanceMaria Ortega and Andrew Nuttall U35 Lifestyle Writer05:35, 25 Dec 2025Pet owners have been warned about this easy-to-make mistake(Image: Tim Graham/Getty Images)If you are reading this, it is probably because you also have a faithful four-legged companion at home. These furry friends are part of the family, and their happiness and health are just as important as those of anyone else living in the house.Perhaps it is why you let them sleep in your bed or occasionally spoil them with unhealthy food. But there are some signs of love that…

1Boston TerrierJoeChristensen//Getty ImagesWith their affectionate and adaptable natures, Boston Terriers are an excellent choice for first-time dog owners. They’re playful and people-oriented pups that thrive on human companionship, and they generally get along with kids and other pets. Their short coat of fur means minimal grooming, and their ability to adjust to any living situation makes them perfect for small urban apartments. Since their nickname is “The American Gentleman,” you can expect impeccable manners!2Bichon FriséDigiPub//Getty ImagesBichon Frisés have so many attributes that make them a great fit for first-time owners: They’re cheerful without being overly energetic, playful without needing an…

Pet experts have issued a warning to all dog owners this festive season about dangerous Christmas food items. The surprising culprits are gravy and stuffing, which are causing a shocking number of Many owners are unaware that these ‘harmless’ trimmings can be the opposite and actually be harmful to dogs. This is in addition to well-known dangers like chocolate and raisins which can cause a number of issues. Now, research by ManyPets indicates that gravy and stuffing are behind the chaos in emergency vet clinics every Christmas.Dr Kirsten Ronngren, ManyPets’ resident vet, says: “People might think it’s ok to hand…

Glenn Mayoll Operations Manager for the RSPCA says there has been an “epidemic of cruelty, abandonment and neglect cases this year”Dina and Simba, who will be spending Christmas in kennels this year.(Image: RSPCA)An abandoned dog and a puppy terrified by everyday noises. These are just two of the heartbreaking stories of the dogs spending Christmas in North East kennels.It comes as animal welfare charity RSPCA experiences record numbers of animals in its care, following an alarming surge in incidents of cruelty, neglect, and abandonment. Glenn Mayoll, operations manager for the RSPCA, said the charity had 1,646 dogs in its care…

Aussies have been warned not to feed their pets any Christmas leftovers once your family and loved ones have finished their meals. It’s not uncommon for people to finish their festive lunch with a few bits and pieces on their plates and pass them off to the family dog or cat.It might seem innocuous, but this can wreak havoc on your pet’s insides. Sydney Animal Hospitals vet Dr Zoe Pimlott told Yahoo Lifestyle you should avoid giving them leftovers as much as possible.”This time of year we see such high surges of things like gastroenteritis and pancreatitis, just from pets…