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Many dog owners often have problems that how to know their dogs weigh too much. Overweight dogs are much prone to have some health problems, such as diabetes, heart disease and also painful joints.  This problem is associated with the nutritional
diseases, frequently found especially in Western countries. But how we know if they are getting fat, here are 2 steps that will take you to find a way to identify whether your dogs are now having the problem about their weight or not and we’ll give you some advices how to feed them and lose their weight at the same time.

Firstly, look at him from the top view and then see if he still has a waist. The dog in a good weight, you should see his waist clearly.  Then put your hand both side of his ribs and feel that they are.  If you don’t feel the ribs, it shows that your dog might be gained too much weight.   However, if you can see his ribs clearly without touching, it means your dog is too thin or less weight.

For the overweight dog, you should perform the following instructions to help him improve health and reduce weight effectively Read the rest of this entry »

Owning a dog is an important decision and should never be taken for granted. This commitment can last several years – small dogs can live for up to eight years, while large dogs can live twelve or more. Make sure the dog fits right into your present lifestyle, otherwise it will only lead to a life of misery for both.

Before owning a dog, it is important to consider your lifestyle, your home, and this role in your life you plan for your dog. If you live with others, such as roommates or family, make sure they know the guidelines referred to in this article. It will be easier to divide the responsibility of taking care of your dog.

It ’s important to know what kind of dog would be a good fit in your living room. A large dog will not be caged or confined in a small apartment, and dogs like her hair spread (such as German shepherds) can quickly make a mess inside, though not often in vain. Read the rest of this entry »

Keeping in good health for your dog with a good nutrition, regular exercise and grooming, and check up with the vet, all will keep your dog in shape. It is also important for you to learn your dog’s habits – eating, drinking, sleeping, and so on – because sometimes a change of habits may be an indication that he is not feeling well.

Below is a guide to keep your dog healthy and identify problems. Be sure to consult your veterinarian if you think your dog is not well or injured.

Sign of good health dogs

Skin – Healthy skin is flexible and smooth, without scabs, growths, white flakes, or red areas. It ranges in color from pale pink to brown or black depending on the breed. Spotted skin is normal, whether the dog has a spotted or solid coat. Check your dog for fleas, ticks, lice, or other external parasites. To do this, blow gently on your dog’s stomach or brush hair backward in a few places to see if any small specks scurry away or if ticks are clinging to the skin. Black “dirt” on your dog’s skin or bedding may be a sign of flea droppings.

Coat – A healthy coat, whether short or long, is glossy and pliable, without dandruff, bald spots, or excessive oiliness. Read the rest of this entry »