The festival of colours, Holi, is the most vibrant of all festivals. It marks the end of winter in India and welcomes the spring season. On this festive day, it’s best to smear some gulaal and launch gubbaraas on your own kind.
The festival of colours, Holi, is the most vibrant of all festivals. It marks the end of winter in India and welcomes the spring season. On this festive day, it’s best to smear some gulaal and launch gubbaraas on your own kind.
One of the awesome things about being an adult is that we no longer have to beg our parents to let us get puppies. You’re a grown-up—you do as you please! That being said, getting a new soul into your home requires a lot of responsibility and it’s not all about licks and cuddles.
Teething hurts; this process can be painful for your pup and for your favourite flip flops. It’s important to remember that your puppy is chewing everything it can get it’s paws on out of necessity, and not spite.
It is natural for dogs to be afraid of loud noises, their acute hearing makes them more sensitive to the sounds of fireworks than you are. The sounds trigger their nervous systems, and they can become anxious or afraid.
Dropping barometric pressure—which dogs can sense—coupled with darkening skies, wind, and the sheer noise of thunder can cause fearful reactions in dogs. Some dogs have canine noise aversion, which can make them uncomfortable or even phobic about loud sounds.
Often, the cause of a dog’s finicky eating isn’t a result of its behaviour but that of the person responsible for feeding them (yes, that’s probably you).
Your doggy might love giving you kisses but receiving a slobbery lick from a stinky mouth is far from fun. Dog parents tend to dismiss bad dog breath as just “dog breath,” but there is usually a very good reason behind the funky odour.
Most dogs require, at most, two baths per month. In fact, bathing more often can strip the natural oils from the dog’s skin, leaving them more susceptible to certain skin problems.
They may beg, but stay strong: You probably want to share all your delicious food with your pup but most pets have a different metabolic rate from human beings, so some foods you love…
Chances are you have to get back to the basics as your dog might not have taken to house training as a puppy and is still confused as to where he or she should go pee/ poop. The good news for you is that proper training is really not that…