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Many people think that letting a Doberman chew bones will help grind its teeth and keep it happy, but chicken bones are not suitable for a Doberman to chew and can be dangerous.

To raise a Schnauzer well, the owner needs to pay attention to feeding rhythm, calorie balance, clean water, enough exercise, and proper nutritional structure. Balanced dog food is usually easier and safer than a long-term homemade diet.

The Chow Chow ranks relatively low in canine intelligence charts, which is why people often call it clumsy and cute. At the same time, its personality is famously stubborn, so truly training and handling it is not easy.

If a Labrador smells strongly, regular bathing with pet-specific shampoo can help remove body odor. Cleaning the ears and brushing the teeth regularly are also important, because bad smells often come from the ears or mouth as much as from the coat itself.

Border Collie puppies need scheduled meals, suitable puppy food, and balanced nutrition. Feed young puppies several times a day, avoid sudden routine changes, and choose foods that support healthy growth and digestion.

When winter arrives, bathing a dog becomes more difficult. Most dogs cooperate reasonably well, but some make bath time especially hard. In cold weather, owners need to pay attention to several practical details to keep the dog safe and comfortable.

Raising a Pomeranian well means feeding scientifically, watching the dog's health through its stool and daily condition, protecting it from cold, and brushing its thick coat regularly.

A hard belly in a dog may be caused by overeating, constipation, intestinal disease, parasites, or even a swallowed foreign object. The owner should observe symptoms carefully and seek medical help if the dog appears very uncomfortable.

People often call the German Black Back a wolfdog because it closely resembles a wolf in both appearance and expression. When choosing one, you should understand the breed’s physical traits and health signs first.

The Alaskan Malamute is calm, dignified, highly ornamental, and deeply loyal once it bonds with its owner, making it an excellent companion in cold environments.

Also known as the Beagle or rabbit hound, this British breed was originally used for rabbit hunting and later became a family companion and working dog.

Use short, clear commands such as sit, down, come, go, and fetch. A Beagle puppy learns best when commands are consistent and rewards and corrections are clearly separated.

Apart from illness, dogs may also breathe heavily under normal circumstances. A dog that has just exercised will naturally breathe faster and more deeply, but persistent heavy breathing may point to a more serious problem.

For people who like dogs but worry about complicated care, Pugs are often presented as an easy breed. They are not picky eaters, do not need much exercise, tend to be quiet, and have coats that are relatively easy to manage.

Dogs need walks, play, social contact, and the chance to sniff and explore. These are essential activities. Because dogs are naturally active animals, unmet needs often show up as chewing and destructive behavior.

Some puppies cannot hold their urine well and will pee anywhere indoors. The best solution is a fixed routine, regular outdoor walks, and if needed, a clean indoor dog toilet.

As living standards improve, dogs often eat better and live more comfortably as well. When buying dog food for an Alaskan Malamute, owners should try to choose formulas lower in fat and salt and richer in fiber, and combine them with suitable vegetables and fruits.

Among all dog breeds, the American Bully may be one of the most visually intimidating. Yet behind that appearance is a companion breed with decent intelligence, strong attachment to people, and a temperament that is usually much gentler than outsiders expect.

The Afghan Hound is a large breed from Afghanistan with a famously noble look. It is admired for its beauty and temperament, but its intelligence ranking is relatively low, which makes training less straightforward.

A fading Samoyed nose may be influenced by temperature and environment. The enzyme involved in black pigment formation is sensitive to temperature, becoming more active in warm conditions, which is why the nose may fade in winter and darken again in summer.