Dog Behavior

I know a person who's dog eats their cat's food so it should be okay, I just don't think the dog should eat it all the time then he or she could get sick.

Tail docking of dogs for prophylactic (preventative) or cosmetic reasons is illegal in all Australian states.

Tail docking by a vet for therapeutic reasons, such as if the tail is injured, is the only legal form of tail docking for dogs in Australia.

A poodle is a curly haired dog that does not shed it's fur. It is hypoallergenic and is a good choice for allergy sufferers. They require regular grooming and need to be taken care of. They require a lot of love and attention and exercise. They love to play but are prone to inherited illnesses just like other pedigree dog breeds.

Poodles come in 3 recognized sizes. The standard, miniature and the toy. There is also a tiny toy and a teacup poodle but these are not recognized breeds but are poodles.

They come in a variety of colors. Black, brown, apricot, parti colors, white, and Grey.

A poodle is a curly haired/furred? dog. It has different varieties of colors. Pink, black, brown, white. It's fur is curly, and it is a great dog for people who are allergic to dogs or cats. They do not shed.

Dogs will scratch their faces for several reasons, its just like a human, you scratch your face sometimes too, right? Their paws are their hands and if something itches, your gonna scratch it. Dogs will scratch their faces for several reasons, its just like a human, you scratch your face sometimes too, right? Their paws are their hands and if something itches, your gonna scratch it.

Poodles, like all domestic dogs, were bred by humans and as such they do not occupy an ecological 'niche'. One could argue that if you look at the poodle's wolf ancestors, this group diverged into two. There were those that began to approach humans for the food we produced, and those that remained wary of us and avoided us. So you could say there was a niche to cohabit alongside humanity, which one group took advantage of, and became the ancestors of today's domestic dogs.

When dogs ingest acorns, they typically have mild to moderate gastrointestinal upset including vomiting, diarrhea and abdominal comfort. There's also the possibility of obstruction, if there happens to be a large amount of acorn lodged in the GI tract. It's probably best to try and keep your dog from eating them.

No. It's only during a specific stage of the heat cycle when a dog can become pregnant. Once the dog is pregnant, she won't have a heat cycle. Usually the cycle resumes within six months of having a litter of puppies.

Three weeks after weaning a litter (usually when the pups are 5 weeks old) the female dog can be spayed, so she will no longer be able to become pregnant.

They do this because it becomes mating season.

Almost a quarter of people in the US have pit bulls!

The dog could very well pass the peach pit with no damage to its intestines. However, a vet will need to be called just in case.

NO..because it have eggs and sugar

I dont know all of the dogs in the titanic at the time, but one of them was an Pomeranian. Just before the ship was about to meet the sea floor, Margaret(24 yr old on ship) first went to rescue her dog Lily the Pomeranian. Nothing else mattered but Lily. To learn more search up on Philly.com 4 more

Yes, but if you have an unvaccinated young puppy, you will risk having it die of parvo too.

Parvo - short for parvovirus - is a nasty viral infection of the gastrointestinal tract. In young puppies, it can cause death within a few days from dehydration and toxic shock. The vaccine against it is very effective and is recommended for all dogs, with a three-shot inital series and a yearly booster thereafter. A puppy is not considered completely vaccinated until two weeks after the third shot in the original series.

The virus itself is very hardy and can survive in a kennel or house for years. Cleaning with bleach water (then rinse thoroughly) then with soap and water (then rinse thoroughly) then with an all-purpose sanitizer like Lysol or Pine-Sol (then rinse thoroughly) will get the virus load down, but probably not kill all of it.

they are very cute but depending on the type of poodle its size will depend on

9-11 years or so.

it wants to die

You can start after there are 2 months old and it's mainly to get them use to it. I just nipped off the little points of their nails (just a tiny bit off the ends) followed by lots of praise and a treat. As they get older they will be much more behaved while you do this process. If their nails are dark it's best to get the vets to do it. Some will do it for nothing and so will a dog groomer. When you just cut the tips of the dog's nails off this will make the nail recede. Also walking on gravel, cement, etc., will help keep their nails filed down.

If he can catch it, he can eat it, just like wolves in the wild will eat them. A dog's digestive system is designed to safely eat raw meat, but a dog that has been raised as a pet will undoubtedly prefer whatever comes from your kitchen. :-)

Aside from the normal things your dentist will tell you (flossing, etc.), rinsing or gargling with warm salt water, regularly, is very good for your gums. Wet your toothbrush and then sprinkle it with a layer of salt, then brush your gums, roof of your mouth and tongue, then rinse. Pop some CoEnzyme Q10 supplements in addition to what has been outlined above. It strengthens the gums and the heart.

I gave my dog nectarine about 4 times now and he was fine. He enjoyed it too. I am not sure if there are any negative effects that I have not seen. but just in case don't try it

if you REALLY want to know, try giving him/her a VERY small amount of it. But only a VERY SMALL AMOUNT. you should probably have a vet or a vet's nurse there, in case. HAHAHAHAHA evil is goood! revenge is so so sweet! WHen you are done, SHAMPOO A SQUIRREL!!!!

Raw vegetables are not okay for dogs because they cannot be digested, which will cause blockages in the digestive system.

However they can eat cooked vegetables, including cooked carrots

In the wild, dogs get their vegetables from the intestines and stomachs of the prey they have killed, as it has effectively been "cooked" inside the prey. You can replicate this by adding a little bit of cooked vegetables into their usual dog food, but not too much as to put them off it.

Under normal circumstances, drinking water is not dangerous to your health and is, indeed, beneficial to your health. However, if you drink an extremely excessive amount of water, that can harm your health or even kill you, and if the water you are drinking is contaminated with toxic pollutants or with germs, that too can be dangerous to your health.