Intestinal parasites are very common in dogs. In fact, they affect almost 34% of shelter dogs in the U.S. These parasites live in the host’s gastrointestinal tract and are found in contaminated areas. There are various types of parasites including whipworms, tapeworms, hookworms, roundworms, and protozoa. However, hookworms, whipworms, and roundworms are the most commonly found...Read More

When training an aggressive dog, it is best to make use of a muzzle. A muzzle not only helps correct the dog’s behavior, but it is perfect for keeping everyone around the dog safe as well. Of course, the first time you try to put a muzzle on your dog’s face, it will resist. This...Read More

Goodbyes are never easy, especially when you have to part ways with your beloved pet. Putting a pet to sleep is a crucial and highly stressful decision that many pet owners are unable to make. As  pets are our sources of joy, it is hard for us to let them go forever. Although putting your...Read More

Dog training is a huge responsibility which requires extended efforts from the owners. Many dog owners are unable to handle their dogs in the right way, which makes their dogs misbehave. The change in a dog’s behavior is often mistaken as the dog’s fault. However, a dog that is aggressive and unable to learn and  is...Read More

Regarded as one of the largest dog breeds, the Great Dane is a highly affectionate German breed. It is one of the most beloved type of dog, particularly as a protection dog. Its elegant, strong appearance is one of its strongest traits. What Makes the Great Dane a Great Protection Dog? There are many characteristics...Read More

Dogs have quite active senses. They are quick to smell a new dog in the neighborhood or simply something delicious that you are cooking in your kitchen. When it comes to a dog’s nose, many dog owners have one question in mind – why is my dog’s nose wet?  Why is the Nose Wet? From...Read More

The Canine Distemper Virus is a common illness that many dogs suffer from at an early age, including personal protection dogs. This disease is highly contagious and affects a dog’s gastrointestinal, respiratory, and central nervous system. This disease usually affects non-vaccinated dogs that are found in pet shelters and streets. Three to six months old...Read More

There are times when you need to travel to another location and you just cannot take your protective dog along. For such times, you need to have a plan for your dog before you leave so that you can travel in peace, knowing that your dog is in safe hands. The good news for protection...Read More

Getting a little puppy for a pet is a huge responsibility. Therefore, when you first bring the puppy home, you need to make sure that you provide it with proper nutrition and care. A healthy diet keeps a puppy’s immune system strong, which helps protect it from different diseases and illnesses. However, no matter how...Read More

Temperatures are rising, kids are out of school, and you’re probably planning a trip to the beach this weekend – summer is finally here! Whether or not your dog is a personal protection dog, this season is a wonderful time to be a dog owner. Unlike during winter months, summertime allows you to play, swim,...Read More