This is not normal, and not something you should ignore. Dogs are not cats, and they don’t “groom” themselves the way cats do. Licking of the feet is actually a sign of itchiness in dogs, the most common cause of … Continue reading →
It’s a bit of a myth that your dog’s nose is going to warn you that he’s sick. A healthy dog can have a wet, dry, warm, or cold nose at any given moment. In fact, variability is quite normal. … Continue reading →
Dogs have two glands just inside the anus on either side which are filled with a very foul-smelling material. Small amounts of this material are normally released when your dog has a bowel movement or gets frightened or excited. Some … Continue reading →