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When you look at the list of top dog breeds in any given year, there’s one breed that will consistently be in the top ten – the Labrador Retriever.
Labs are known for being friendly, fun-loving, and family dogs, and that’s probably why there are millions of them bringing doggy sunshine to families around the world every day! We love labradors, but even the best dog breeds have both pros and cons. So, let’s take a closer look at what you can expect from your labrador on both sides of the coin.
When you’re a dog parent, it’s all about unconditional love. No matter what your four-legged bestie looks like, no matter how many shoes they eat, and no matter how not smart they can be sometimes, you love them just the same.
That’s all part of living with dogs. But if you’ve ever wondered what the 10 dumbest dog breeds are, you might be surprised to find that you’re not alone. In fact, there have been several studies and books over the years that have sought to rank not only the smartest dog breeds but also those that come in at the bottom of the intelligence scale. Here’s what you need to know.
When you have a dog, and if you’re a good dog parent, you probably want to take your dog out with you when you go on adventures, for walks around your city or neighborhood, and for other activities.
That’s a lot more complicated when you have an aggressive dog, though, and if your dog tends to be aggressive towards people who come near you, that’s a big problem. Let’s take a closer look at some strategies you can use to train your dog not to react aggressively when you’re out, and people come near to you.
Lyme disease, caused by a spirochete (bacteria) species of the Borrelia burgdorferi group, is one of the most common diseases in the world to be transmitted by ticks. Unlike in humans, the disease doesn’t cause a rash in dogs but causes other symptoms like lameness due to inflammation of the joints, depression, and lack of appetite. In more serious cases, the disease can also cause damage to the kidneys and, in rare cases, problems with the heart and nervous system as well.
Are you looking for an enormous lapdog? If you are, then the Great Dane may well be the breed for you. They’re the biggest breed that I have personally ever had to try to squeeze into my lap, and since it happened on more than one occasion with more than one dog, it’s definitely a breed thing!
Great Danes certainly are great – they’re enormous, of course, but they’re also gentle, fairly placid, and a great family dog. If they’re a second pet, they’ll get along with other animals, but they’re not great with new arrivals or strange animals. But their grooming needs are minimal, and despite their size, they don’t need excessive amounts of exercise, so if you have the space, they’re a good choice.
