Dogo Argentinos and Pitbulls are two of the world’s most desirable guard dog breeds. People love them as they are, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t a few things we’d like to iron out. Cross-breeding has always been the best way to promote favorable traits and breed an improved generation of Dogs. Not all Dogs…
The Bully Kutta and Dogo Argentino are two of the most popular guard dog out there. They are often mistaken for one another as they tend to look somewhat alike. It isn’t always easy to tell them apart especially when it’s your first time with both breeds. Luckily, differentiating them isn’t too difficult especially when…
A coat similar to a mop will surely make a dog unique, but that isn’t the case here. The Komondor and the Puli are two dog breeds that share striking similarities, especially when dealing with their coats. It can get somewhat confusing when trying to get one of these cute dogs for your home, especially…
You’d be hard-pressed to find two breeds of dogs similar to Cane Corsos and Presa Canarios. They are constantly being mistaken for one another, and with so many similarities, it’s easy to see why. It can be difficult to differentiate them, especially for the untrained eye; fortunately, there are a few key differences. Physical Differences:…
Pitbull and Cane Corso are two names that will pop up a lot when choosing a guard dog. Here, we look at both breeds to help make choosing one easier. First-timers especially will want to pay close attention to our expert opinion, though personal preferences may still play a key role. Breed Information Cane Corsos…
Pomeranians sleep a lot, so you need not be alarmed at your pet’s sleeping habits. When awake, they tend to be agile, seek attention and follow you. Additionally, Pomeranians need frequent exercise, all of which take a physical toll on them, prompting them to sleep most of the time. The more active your Pomeranian is,…
Flat fur is a surprisingly common condition amongst Pomeranians. Where Pomeranians are supposed to have fluffy fur and appear cute, some of them have flat fur amongst Pomeranians. Known for their characteristic fluffy fur and cute appearance, some Pomeranians are different. In most cases, flat fur is beyond your control, but that doesn’t mean you…
Pomeranians are small, fluffy lap dogs that make great friends, but when do they stop growing? Pomeranians stop growing at twelve months, so let’s say anywhere between ten months to twelve months. However, there are some other reports that suggest that most Pomeranians will continue growing well beyond their fourteenth month. Now, there are a…
Pomeranians go through two major coat stages throughout their life: The puppy coat and the adult coat. The first coat is temporary and will transition out, with the Pomeranian shedding it to be replaced by the permanent coat. Most Pomeranians complete the transition in under a year, but some take almost two years. The Puppy…
Pomeranians are attention seekers and will voice their discomfort when left alone. Your pomeranian will bark loudly when you go to work or step out of the room. You can easily solve the problem at home, but what happens when you are off work? If you have neighbors, they are sure to voice concerns about…