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Separation Anxiety Problems with Your Dog?

Can’t leave your dog alone, but you really have to go? Leaving them with clothes you have recently used can ease them as your scent has rubbed on the clothing.

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Paw Prints vs. Nose Prints

If humans have unique fingerprints, do dogs have unique paw prints too? Nope, not exactly. Instead, dogs have nose prints that are unique for identification.

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Dogs Know How You Feel!

Having a spectacular sense of smell, dogs can even smell your feelings like fear via your perspirations.

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Four Legged with Three Eyelids

Humans are commonly monolid or double-lid, but dogs have not just one nor two, but three eyelids that keep their eyes moist and protected!

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Pet Daycare and Pet Boarding

Quite hesitant with hiring strangers to take care of your dog? Pet sitting is not just the solution for your problems with an inflexible schedule. You can sign up your dog for a pet daycare where they can have a change of environment and socialize. Rest assured that their playtime is supervised by professional day caretakers. For overnight stay or longer, pet boarding is available. Here your dogs will be housed and taken care of by trained professionals. Your dogs may even be groomed during their stay. You can now work worry-free.

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Are Dogs Colorblind?

Nope, not entirely. Dogs cannot see pigments of red, but they can register colors of black, white, blue, and yellow.

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How Do Dogs Drink Water?

Contrary to popular belief, dogs do NOT lick water. Instead, dogs form a bucket by folding their tongue backward. Remember to keep your dogs hydrated!

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Dogs Have Night Vision?

Aiding their vision, dogs have sensory receptive whiskers to help them see at night by detecting air vibrations.

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Petting Time = Love Hormones!

Petting your dogs can produce the love hormone, oxytocin, for you and your dog! Now go and give your dog the love they deserve!

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Dog Grooming: Dos and Don'ts

There are different factors that determine how often your dogs must be groomed. From the dog’s breed to the length of their coat and even your preference of style, these all matter. In general, it is recommended to bathe dogs not more than once every two weeks as overbathing may lead to stripping of natural oils of their coat and skin. Nail trimming and anal glands expression must be done every two months, while ear cleaning must be done once every two weeks. Do consult with professionals for safety.

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The Best Treat for Your Best Dogs

Dogs are more excited when they play in a big and new environment. So why not give your pet this treat by dropping by at our daycare? We will ensure a clean and fun environment where they can be active and make friends.

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Fact of the Day

Appearing in ancient Egyptian tombs back to 21000 B.C., the Saluki is considered as the world’s oldest dog breed.

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Did You Know?

Did you know that dogs have a sense of time? It has been previously proven that they can distinguish the difference between four and five. Aside from that, they are also keen on predicting future events, like earthquakes, by using their heightened senses.

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What Makes Us a Good Daycare for Dogs

We love to shower your furry friends with quality care, a great playground, and the best meals. We are not just a dog daycare; we also provide pet grooming services that keep your dogs fresh all day!

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Boredom Busters for Your Dog: Build a Pit

Dogs usually love to dig. And if they have nothing to keep them busy in the yard, they could dig out of sheer boredom, resulting in damages. To save your garden from further damages, build a pit. Here are some of the ways: 1. Designate a specific area of your yard where it’s okay to dig in. 2. Bury some of your dog’s chews or toys in the designated area.

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Our Pets Also Get Jealous

It was proven in a study at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) that dogs genuinely get jealous if they see you adoring another creature.