Dan Seymour

In this article When Desperation Looks Like Grossness Shame Response Medical Red Flags What You Should Do Is This Dangerous? Why They Lick Other Dogs’ Pee View 5 More + Less – You’re standing in your kitchen, coffee in hand, when you glance over and see it: your dog, tongue out, enthusiastically licking up their […]

In this article Can Puppies Safely Meet Vaccinated Dogs? How to Socialize Without Putting Your Puppy at Risk Safe Spaces vs. Risky Ones When Puppies Are Fully Vaccinated Why Early Disease Exposure Is So Dangerous View 4 More + Less – Your new puppy is basically the cutest creature on the planet, and you probably

It happens in a blink. One minute you’re cleaning up a broken jar, and the next your dog swoops in like a furry vacuum. Before you can react, you’re left wondering if they just swallowed glass… and what on earth to do next. Glass ingestion is definitely one of those pet parent heart-stopping moments. The

If your dog loves to express every thought, feeling, and dramatic opinion with a bark, you are not alone. Barking is normal, healthy, and one of the main ways dogs communicate. The trouble begins when the barking feels nonstop, and your home starts sounding like a canine alarm system. The good news is that most

If you have spent any time researching family-friendly dogs, you have probably seen Mini Goldendoodles popping up everywhere. There is a good reason for that. These small Doodle mixes combine the best qualities of the Golden Retriever and the Poodle, giving families a bright and charming companion that fits beautifully into everyday life. Still, even

You drizzle it on your salad, cook with it, and probably have a bottle sitting proudly on your counter. Olive oil is celebrated for its heart-healthy fats and antioxidants, but what about your dog? Can your furry friend benefit too, or should olive oil stay on the human side of the kitchen? Here’s the short

Few things make pet parents worry faster than the sound of a gurgling tummy, especially when followed by a messy surprise on the floor. Diarrhea is never fun (for your pup or you!), and while it’s often not serious, it’s always stressful. If your dog’s acting normal but has loose stools, a few gentle dietary

You’ve seen it a hundred times: your dog spins once in their bed, sighs, and instantly drifts into dreamland. Meanwhile, you’re still staring at the ceiling, wondering how on earth they fall asleep that quickly. Is it a superpower? A canine quirk? Or is your pup just better at life than you are? As it

Is your dog constantly scratching, dealing with tummy trouble, or battling ear infections? You’re not alone, and food could be part of the puzzle. While food allergies in dogs are less common than many think, knowing the usual suspects can help you spot a sneaky trigger hiding in plain sight. In this guide, we’re digging

Few things spark panic faster than catching your dog licking up a chocolate crumb. That moment of “oh no!” hits every pet parent at least once and for good reason. Chocolate is delicious to us but dangerous to dogs. Their bodies just can’t process it the same way ours can, and even small amounts can