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It’s one of the most common questions dog owners ask, and one you’re sure to ask yourself from time to time: why is my dog scratching so much?
The best answer is that it depends. There are many reasons why dogs might scratch a lot, including parasites, dry skin, allergies, and others. Let’s take a closer look.
It's completely reasonable to expect your dog to stink less after a bath, but that's not always how it works out.
Sebum - an oily substance designed to protect dog (and human) skin, is the main reason your dog still stinks after a bath, but there are other things you need to know.
Yes. Like all dog breeds, French Bulldogs can and do shed. However, because they are smooth-coated dogs, they usually shed a little less than fluffier breeds.
Let's take a closer look at why French Bulldogs shed, and what you can do to keep it to a minimum.
If you thought dandruff was a problem reserved for humans, think again! Canine Seborrhea, or doggy dandruff, is a fairly common skin disorder among our four-legged friends.
Whether your dog is affected with the oily (oleosa) or dry (sicca) variety of the disorder or a combination of both, chances are you just want to find a solution that gives them relief and solves the problem.
Although long-haired dogs such as the Rough Collie look absolutely beautiful and elegant, they do need constant grooming to keep matting at bay, and the coat looking good and in great condition. Let's take a look at how to groom long-haired dogs and what to do if they just have too many knots and mats.