Generally speaking, dogs can (and often are) be spayed at any time during their life. However, most people choose to have their dogs spayed at some point between six and nine months.

Let's take a closer look at what spaying entails, why you should consider doing it during puppyhood, and everything else you need to know about when dogs can be spayed. 

Any dog can be born with a pink or partially pink nose, but there are some dog breeds that are more prone to having a pink nose. Those include field and cocker spaniels, dalmatians, English springer spaniels, pointers, Siberian huskies, Australian shepherds, boxers, bull terriers, and heelers. 

There's more to know about why dogs might be born with pink noses, how they might develop them later, and what you might need to do to keep your pink-nosed dog safer, though. So let's take a closer look. 

Even healthy dogs occasionally have scrapes, dry skin and other minor conditions. If you're like many dog owners, you might not have anything on hand to treat those issues when they come up. 

So you might be wondering if you can use products that are made for humans, and if that's the case, you might be wondering if Aquaphor is toxic to dogs. The good news is it's not, but there's a little more you need to know. 

If you want to breed your dog or dogs, one of the first questions you might have is when is the best time to breed a dog. 

In this article, we'll look at everything you need to know about breeding dogs, including when the best time to breed them is and more.