So you’re curled up on the couch, watching your Goldendoodle nap with their head smashed into the armrest like it’s the most comfortable thing in the world. And out of nowhere, the thought hits: How long will I have this sweet goofball in my life? It’s a heavy one, isn’t it? Whether you’ve had your pup for years or you’re just eyeing a fluffy litter online, wondering how long they’ll stick around is something most of us dog people think about eventually. What’s The Average Lifespan Of A Goldendoodle? Let’s get the big question out of the way first. On…
Author: Victor Reuben
Let’s be real, sometimes it feels like our dogs think they own the place. You get up to grab your tea and come back to find a furry body sprawled across your seat like they pay rent. And sure, it’s kind of adorable, until your couch smells like wet paws or your guest sits in a puddle of dog hair. Some dogs just love being on furniture. It’s comfy, it smells like us, and from up there, they can see everything. But if you’re trying to keep things clean, allergy-friendly, or just enforce house rules, getting your dog off the…
Picking the perfect name for a dog can feel like picking a tattoo. You want it to mean something, sound cool, and definitely not make you cringe five years down the line. If you’re leaning toward a Chinese name, maybe because of the meaning, the sound, or your own connection to the culture, you’re in for a treat. But where do you even start when you want something meaningful and not just trendy? Picture this: someone’s scrolling through name ideas at midnight while their new puppy is chewing the corner of their phone charger for the third time. That pup…
If you’ve ever caught your dog doing the infamous bum-scoot across the carpet and thought, “What in the world is that about?,” you’re not alone. Loads of dog owners have been there. First time it happens, it’s equal parts confusing and hilarious, until someone tells you, “Oh, that’s probably the anal glands.” Right then. That’s when the questions start. Do I need to do something about it? Do I book a vet? Or will my groomer just sort it during their usual visit? Short answer? In the UK, most dog groomers won’t express your dog’s anal glands, and legally, many…
Los Angeles might be all glitz and glam on the surface, but let’s be real, it’s also one of the chillest places to explore with your dog. Whether you’re a local looking to spice up your weekend routine or you’re just breezing through town with your furry co-pilot, there’s no shortage of dog-friendly fun in LA. One Saturday morning, I saw a woman trying to sip her latte while her Goldendoodle wrapped its leash around a café chair like it was on a mission. She laughed, untangled him, and said, “We just moved here, no idea where to take him…
You’ve played fetch, fed them a good dinner, let them sniff every blade of grass in the yard… so why is your puppy acting like they’ve just downed an energy drink? It’s late, the lights are dim, and instead of curling up and dozing off, they’re zooming around the room like their tail’s on fire. One second they’re yawning, the next they’re nibbling your sock like it owes them money. Sound familiar? Yep, puppies fighting sleep is a real thing. And while it’s kind of funny (until it’s not), it can leave new dog parents wondering what on earth is…
There’s nothing quite like that fresh puppy smell mixed with a bit of mystery fluff stuck behind their ears. One minute they look like a teddy bear, and the next, they’re a walking tumbleweed of matted chaos. At some point, every new pup parent finds themselves staring at their scruffy ball of fur thinking, “Alright, when is grooming a thing?” You’re not alone if you’ve asked that while your pup’s backside is covered in bits of leaves from the yard and their paws smell like cheese. So, When Can a Puppy Get Groomed? Let’s keep it simple. Most pups can…
Let’s be real. When your dog gets diagnosed with tick fever, your brain goes into full-on worry mode. You’re googling, asking around, staring at your dog wondering why they won’t eat, and feeling pretty helpless. Been there, done that, probably cried a bit too. Tick fever isn’t a small thing. Whether it’s ehrlichiosis, babesiosis, or anaplasmosis, it knocks the wind right out of your dog. They’re weak, their appetite’s gone, and they look at food like it’s a bad joke. So, what do you actually feed a dog who’s fighting off tick fever? First Off: Forget the Giant Bowl of…
There’s nothing quite like the sound of a dog shaking their head at full force in the middle of the night. Whap-whap-whap. Ears flapping like mad. You sit up, bleary-eyed, wondering if the poor thing’s just itchy or if you’re about to enter the wonderful world of vet bills. When your dog starts pawing at their ears or flinging their head like they’re trying to detach it, you know something’s off. But is it an infection? Is it ear mites? Or is your dog just being dramatic (they’re excellent at that, aren’t they)? Let’s get into it. Same Symptoms, Totally…
You know that moment when you walk outside with a hot cup of coffee, ready to admire your flowerbed, only to find it looks like a team of tiny landscapers went rogue overnight? Fresh dirt everywhere. Half the petunias gone. A hole the size of a small volcano in your lawn. And there’s your dog, tail wagging, nose filthy, proud as punch. Yep. We’ve all been there. Whether you’ve got a nosy puppy discovering the world or a grown dog with an underground obsession, digging can be one of the most frustrating habits to deal with. But hang tight. There…