Healthy Puppies Lead to Healthy Dogs Three Tips for Your Dog’s Health
Did you know that touch is the first sense that dogs develop? Their entire body, paws included, is covered with nerve endings that are touch sensitive. As owners, we see our pets as extensions of our family, and want to provide them with the best care possible. For this reason, it’s important to understand the implications of dog health problems, and what you can do to prevent them.
1. Healthy Puppies Make Healthy Dogs
A recent UK study has showed that, when puppies are acquired through social media, they are more likely to have behavior and health problems than puppies that come from reputable breeders. Why? Well, to start with, 33% of these puppies turned out to be from puppy mills. Always make sure your dog has a strong breeding background; puppy mills do no health testing, no socialization,