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EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — On this week’s Mutt Monday, our friends at El Paso Animal Services brought Dozer for us to meet!He is a senior dog full of love and, of course, ready to be adopted! Like him, there are many dogs at the El Paso shelters looking for their forever home.September is National Preparedness Month, and when adopting a pet, or even owning a pet, a lot goes into being prepared.That’s why Destiny Valdez with Animal Services shared some tips on how pet owners can be prepared for their furry friends, including the following:Emergency go-bag When taking your…

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Like a sparring prizefighter, the name “Boxer” may have come from how this medium-sized, short-haired breed uses its powerful front legs when playing or defending itself. Loyal, courageous, and always up for a good game, Boxers never shy away from showing off their silly side. A perennial favorite, often placing in the top 10 most popular breeds, the fawn or brindle Boxer is a wiggly, kissy-faced friend. It’s hard to imagine that the Boxer’s ancestors were once war dogs of the Assyrian empire around 2,500 B.C. The Boxer’s Background The Assyrian kingdom in northern Mesopotamia (present-day Iraq) bred large, powerful…

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From popular Poodles to one of the rarest retriever breeds, curly-haired dogs offer both companionship and hypoallergenic benefits thanks to their low-shedding coats.Curly coats can trap dander rather than releasing it into the environment, which is great for allergy sufferers. While many curly-haired dogs are better for those with allergies, it’s important to remember that no dog breed is completely hypoallergenic.”Some breeds are known to have tightly defined curls, like the Bedlington Terrier, whilst others have a range of curly hair, like the Havanese,” Emma Fisher, a PDSA vet, tells Country Living.”Some Havanese dogs have really wavy fur, yet others…

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As the season changes, immunity fluctuates, making both humans and animals susceptible to illness. However, unlike humans, dogs do not have a specific flu season and can catch the virus year-round. This makes it crucial for pet owners to recognise early signs of canine flu. Veterinarian J S Rama Krishna said, “Common signs of canine flu include coughing, sneezing, nasal discharge, fever, lethargy, and reduced appetite. In some cases, dogs may experience eye discharge or difficulty breathing. These symptoms can resemble other respiratory conditions, so monitoring your dog closely is essential if they appear unwell.” While there is no need…

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In contrast, the NHM’s specimen was a sophisticated and near-to-complete skeleton with unique features including its leg bones.Untangling this mystery around the names and categorisation is essential, the palaeontologists say.”It’s absolutely foundational to our work to understand how many species we actually have. If we’ve got that wrong, everything else falls apart,” says Prof Maidment.The scientists have now formally erased the whole category of Nanosaurus. They believe that other small dinosaur specimens from this period are probably also distinct species.The discovery should help the scientists understand the diversity of dinosaurs in the Late Jurassic period.Smaller dinosaurs are “very close to…

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Some dogs that are bred to be “cute“ are more susceptible to health problems as a result of their breeding. A common example of this are the brachycephalic dog breeds.What are brachycephalic dogs?Brachycephalic means “short-headed”, and this term is used to describe dogs have flat faces and shortened muzzles. While this appearance might add to the cuteness for some, it can really affect their breathing.Problems with brachycephalic dogsMany brachycephalic dog breeds suffer with brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome (BOAS). This can make a dog struggle to breathe, find exercise more difficult, mean they breathe noisily, snore or pant, and make them…

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Halloween is right around the corner, and, as any experienced veterinarian can tell you, there are all manners of Halloween hazards for dogs. Each year, veterinary clinics care for dogs that get into trouble on and around Halloween. However, there are many easy ways for dog owners to take precautions ahead of the holiday. Keep Candy and Dangerous Treats Away Many of the food and treats we enjoy on Halloween are toxic to dogs, and some can be deadly. Unlike cats, who tend to be picky eaters, many dogs will eat anything – including the wrapper in which the treat…

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Affection Level High Friendliness High Kid-Friendly High Pet-Friendly High Exercise Needs High Playfulness High Energy Level High Trainability Medium-High Intelligence High Tendency to Bark Medium Amount of Shedding Low History of the Portuguese Water Dog The Portuguese water dog is an ancient breed; the first written description of these dogs appeared in an account written by a monk in 1297. Porties are close relatives of poodles, another ancient breed. Modern Portuguese water dogs and poodles likely developed from the same genetic pool, with distinct historical paths separating the breeds by personality, appearance, and temperament. Portuguese water dogs’ hearty fur, webbed…

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In recent decades, it’s become popular to crossbreed different dogs for maximum cuteness—but the originator of this trend had a different goal in mind. Back in 1989, Wally Conron wanted to create a pup that would meet the needs of a blind woman who required a guide dog, but whose husband was allergic to certain dog furs. The Labradoodle solved this problem by combining the temperament of the Labrador with the hypoallergenic coat of the poodle. Although Conron came to regret his creation (designer crossbreeds sadly often prioritize a dog’s looks over their wellbeing), he wasn’t the first person to…

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Keeping your dog mentally stimulated doesn’t have to mean pricey puzzles or complicated DIYs. One TikTok grandma is showing pet parents how to create a fun, effective enrichment activity using something most of us throw away: empty toilet paper rolls.This zero-cost trick is easy to set up and a great way to keep pets entertained — especially for dog owners on a budget or those trying to cut back on plastic chew toys.The scoopGranny the Pet Nanny (@grannythepetnanny) shared the clever idea in a recent post, which has racked up views.Fill an old toilet paper tube with kibble or treats.…

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