All About Dogs curated newsletter

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All About Dogs is a weekly newsletter for owners who want to spend more time with their dogs and less time looking for information on the Internet.?

Puppies, senior dogs, adolescent dogs – they all need food, training, socialization, good health, and cuddles. Plus, stuff like toys, beds, harnesses, doggie tech and insurance... It’s enough to make a dog want to go for a walk! And the human overwhelmed with choices. Don’t worry, all you need to know is in your weekly newsletter All About Dogs.??

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This week’s newsletter is curated and includes articles about interesting things you may not know about your dog, what to do when your dog gets lost, how to get your dog to go for a walk, and what is prey drive in a dog??

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Prey drive in dogs.?

Do you have to be alert in case your dog goes after a cat, squirrels, children on bikes – anything that moves? Your dog has a high prey drive – the primal instinct to hunt small and large objects. It's important to understand what prey drive is, and how you can manage a dog that loves to chase stuff.?

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Did you know this about dogs??

Do you wish you could understand your dog, and other dogs better? Here are 50 fun facts about dogs you may not know! For instance, who was the first to be in the Animal Hall of Fame? And can your dog be jealous??

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Help! My dog doesn’t want to go for walks.?

What do you do when you take your dog’s leash, fasten his harness, and she just sits there looking at you? Not many owners experience this, but some dogs don’t want to go for a walk. We know exercise is important for dogs, but sometimes a dog just refuses to leave the house. You need to ensure there’s no medical reason for the reluctance to walk, and a veterinarian gives tips to get her to go for a walk.???

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When you lose your dog...?

A lost dog is an owner’s biggest nightmare. However well we care for our dogs, they still escape, run away, or worse get stolen. However, there are a number of preventative steps you can take in case your escape artist does it again... Neighborhood groups, social media, and modern technology are some of the ways that can help you get your dog back as soon as possible.?

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How to cope with dog shedding.?

Nobody wants dog hairs all over the house, but shedding is a fact of (most) dogs’ lives. One of the reasons some people don’t want dogs, or keep them outdoors, is the issue of shedding. Some breeds shed a lot, while others hardly shed at all. Some shed all year round, and others only seasonally – it all depends on the type of coat. You can manage shedding by using this advice.?

What would you like to know about dogs? Let me know in the comments!?