We’re having a bit of an issue with our dog photo AI Spot Spotter. If you log into your account at app.glencadia.com and look at the photos tagged to your dog’s account you may notice photos in which your dog does not appear. Please untag the wrong photos so the AI learns who your dog […]
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A breakthrough interview on how sterilization in dogs impacts health with expert biologist and researcher Linda Brent, PhD For years now, I have felt uneasy about spaying and neutering dogs. My questioning of this practice started with spending more time in Europe, where spaying and neutering your dog is much less common. In contrast, in
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One moment, you prepare to bite into a fresh, mouth-watering apple, and the next, your dog appears out of nowhere, demanding to get their share. And as any protective dog parent would do, you wanted to know if apples are indeed good for dogs and ended up here! The good news is that apples
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Owning a handicapped pet can be challenging. They require much care but can also be some of the most loving, impressive companions. You might sometimes feel you’re not doing enough for your extra-special animal friend, but owners of handicapped pets can draw inspiration from para-athletes who overcome daily obstacles. Here are some lessons to inspire
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New Year’s Eve (NYE) is a fun event to celebrate with friends and family, so why not include your dog, too? Here are a few ways you can welcome in the new year with your BFF, including throwing an NYE party for your dog’s puppy pals. If your dog isn’t the party animal type, we’ve
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Like it or not, winter is here. Most people know how to bundle themselves up when the cold hits and the snow flies, but for dogs in winter it’s not always so simple. After all, dogs generally aren’t wearing snow boots and parkas when they run into the snow to do their business. But in
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Forget pit bulls, rottweilers and Rhodesian ridgebacks, it’s the sausage dog that’s the most aggressive breed.They may be small, but new research found that one in five dachshunds have bitten or tried to bite strangers, and a similar number have attacked other dogs; one in 12 have snapped at their owners.Known as sausage dogs for
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Bathing your dog may not be as high on your to-do list in winter as it was in summer, but it’s still likely to make it onto that list at some point. Warm days in winter can create the perfect recipe for a messy, muddy dog (snow melt + dormant grass = mud). Add a
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Enjoying some waffles on a Sunday morning. Photo by Jenny Murray If you don’t live with one, you probably know one. Those dogs who inhale their food, beg at the table, snatch that graham cracker out of your toddler’s hand so fast the kid barely knows it’s gone. Enjoying some waffles on a Sunday morning.Photo
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