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Treatment of a dog from fleas and ticks
Treatment of the dog from ectoparasites is a mandatory measure designed to protect the health of the pet. The bites of fleas, ticks and mosquitoes not only bring the animal discomfort, but also create a risk of infection with infectious diseases.
There is a myth that it is enough to treat a pet from parasites 2 times a year: in spring and autumn. But in practice, treatment from parasites must be carried out all year round. Fleas are active at any time, and the dog can become infected with them, regardless of season or temperature. Veterinarians also recommend treating the dog from ticks regularly: from snow to snow. In frosts, ticks fall asleep, but as soon as the average daily temperature exceeds + 5 ° C, they immediately become active. In our climate, this can happen even in winter. There are known cases of bites at temperatures below zero, for example, in the area of heating mains. To protect your pet, treatment should be carried out regularly. Continue reading
Dogs that can be trained
If you dream of a four-legged friend who grabs teams on the fly, responsibly fulfills them and surprises others with cool tricks, carefully consider the choice of breed. Some dogs are completely unreachable. And the point is not in the level of intelligence, but in character and temperament. Self-sufficiency and independence is laid at the genetic level. For example, Akita Inu does not run after the ball, because it does not see the point. And for jack russell, aporting is an interesting and fascinating activity. Malamute is very difficult to force to carry out commands, as he is his own leader. And for a German shepherd, every word of the owner is a law. In our article, we present 5 dog breeds that can be trained. They perfectly master the teams and take genuine pleasure in their implementation. Take note!
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Adult Dog Vaccination
Our pets are surrounded by a huge number of dangerous viruses. Some of them are fatal. A striking example is rabies. This is a deadly disease that foxes, rodents, cats and dogs suffer. And if the city dog is unlikely to meet an infected fox, then getting a bite from an infected relative is as easy as shelling pears. Good nutrition and good health will not protect against rabies and many other dangerous viruses. The only protection is annual vaccination.
Timely vaccination is the protection of not only the dog, but also the owner, as well as everyone around. Infected pets themselves become carriers. They transmit the virus down the chain: to people and other animals in contact. Therefore, to the question whether a dog needs vaccination, experts unequivocally answer in the affirmative. This is a mandatory procedure that is not just possible, but must be performed. Absolutely every dog and strictly on schedule. Continue reading
