If you’ve ever sat down with a bowl of cherries and thought, “How much am I actually eating right now?” you’re not alone. Cherries are sweet, juicy, and so easy to snack on that you can lose track fast. But when you’re counting calories or trying to balance sugar and nutrients, knowing what’s in those ten little red gems makes a difference. The Calorie Count In 10 Cherries Straight up, 10 fresh cherries usually land around 40 calories. That’s it. Just enough to count as a light snack without wrecking your food log. They’re mostly water, which keeps the calorie…
Author: Victor Reuben
Hitting the trails with a dog can turn a good hike into a great one. Some dogs are too small to keep up, and others are so big they become tough to handle on long climbs or narrow paths. That’s why medium-sized dogs often hit the sweet spot for hiking buddies. They’ve got the energy to explore, the size to handle terrain, and the personality to keep you smiling through the mud and miles. Traits That Make A Medium-Sized Dog Good For Hiking A great trail buddy isn’t just about muscle and speed. Stamina matters, but so does temperament. A…
Training a service dog on your own is one of those things that sounds simple until you dig into the details. Some people see videos of dogs calmly helping their handlers cross busy streets or fetching medicine from a cabinet and think, “I can do that at home.” Others feel torn because hiring a professional trainer can cost as much as a small car. The truth is somewhere in the middle, and if you’re considering this path, you’re definitely not the only one. Legal Rights Around Self-Training A Service Dog In the United States, the law actually allows you to…
Puppies are all fun, wiggles, and tiny teeth, but those little claws can catch you by surprise. One second you’re on the couch cuddling, the next you’ve got scratch marks on your arm or the floor has click-clack sounds like a tap dance. Nail trimming isn’t the most glamorous part of puppy parenting, but it’s one of those things that makes life smoother for both you and your pup. So, can you cut puppy nails? Yes, you can. And with a bit of practice, it becomes just another routine, like feeding or brushing. The trick is knowing the why, the…
Poodles are known for their intelligence, their curls, and let’s be honest, their bit of sass. But many owners discover early on that their stomachs don’t always match their personalities. Sensitive digestion can make mealtimes tricky, and plenty of Poodle parents have shared stories about what it’s like to juggle picky appetites, tummy troubles, and the hunt for the “perfect” food. So, do Poodles have sensitive stomachs? The short answer is yes, many of them do. But not every Poodle is the same, and understanding the signs, triggers, and prevention tips can make a huge difference in how they feel…
Bringing a new puppy home is supposed to be exciting. But sometimes that excitement quickly turns into stress when your older dog doesn’t roll out the welcome mat. You might see growling, snapping, or even your older dog lunging at the little one. It’s scary, especially if you’ve never dealt with it before. So how do you handle it without making things worse? This happens more often than people think. A woman named Karen shared online how her 9-year-old Labrador named Max would constantly snap at her new golden retriever puppy. She said it broke her heart because she thought…
Dogs can do the funniest things, and sometimes it leaves us scratching our heads. One of the quirkiest behaviors is floor licking. You might notice your pup going full-on tongue marathon on your kitchen tiles, bathroom floor, or even the living room carpet. At first, it can seem gross, a little worrying, or just plain weird. So why exactly do dogs do this, and when should you be concerned? This behavior is more common than you’d think, and understanding it can help you keep your dog safe, healthy, and happy. Let’s break it down, covering all the reasons your dog…
Dogs whining can be one of those things that drives you up the wall, especially when it happens at 6 a.m. on a Monday. You’re not just dealing with noise, but a mix of stress, confusion, and sometimes guilt, wondering if your dog’s trying to tell you something. Whining is usually a form of communication, and figuring out what your dog is trying to say is the first step toward a calmer household. You glance down and see those puppy eyes staring right at you, tail wagging nervously. You know something’s up, but you’re not sure what it is or…
Naming a new pup can be a wild ride, right? You bring them home, and suddenly every name under the sun feels either too boring or too complicated. If you’re hunting for something unique, playful, and with a splash of culture, Spanish names might just hit the sweet spot. They’re fun to say, often easy to shorten, and some even capture your dog’s personality before they’ve had a chance to misbehave. Imagine calling your little fluffball “Chispa” instead of just “Buddy.” Sounds cute already, doesn’t it? I know a neighbor who just adopted a tiny Chihuahua, and she spent hours…
Barking is one of the first things people notice when they meet a dog. Sometimes it’s cute, a little yap or warning bark, but other times, it’s nonstop and borderline embarrassing. If your dog seems to explode whenever someone steps on the porch or walks by the house, you know exactly what I mean. The title says it all: how to train your dog to not bark at people. It’s not about silencing your pup entirely, but about helping them respond calmly and confidently without sounding the alarm at every passerby. For first-time dog owners, it can be shocking. You…