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In France people take their dogs everywhere, to the beach and along with them in the busiest shopping districts and no one bats an eyelash. Everyw...

If there ever was a breed so perfectly suited for a raw diet, then it has to be the Rhodesian Ridgeback, a South African dog bred for hunting lion...

First question recently asked by a new customer, "Is your food human-grade?" "Of course," I answered. "It's illegal in our province to sell packag...

 Like I've said time and time again; the breeder knows best. The breeder of this gorgeous Rhodesian Ridgeback (one of my favorite ...

One of the major benefits of a raw diet for both cats and dogs is its crazy-high water content; I'm talking well over 70% and with veggies, even m...

Like my late Great Aunt Yetta, may she rest in peace, a wonderful woman who used to work part time as a scarecrow back in the old country when she...

One of the joys of this biz is serving all of these wonderful less known breeds, like Osco here, a 3-month old Swiss Appenzeller dog, a short-hair...

The first time that I heard dogs could have allergies was one fine spring day at the dog park. One dog mom complained about her dog's hot spots, pa...

Most of you probably know by now about the toxic foods for dogs. A Google search will no doubt bring up a bunch of these foods, but I thought I'd ...

Lean, muscular and fit, with a shiny coat are the best words to describe my dog, DJ. His superlative form really struck me after his most recent g...

Is a cheetah built for running, a monkey for climbing, a seal for swimming?  Take a look at their bodies and the answer becomes obvious. Next ques...

We’re all products of society, whether it’s cultural, communital or familial. As members, we adhere to a set of norms and standards that allow the...