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We all want the best for our dogs. After all, you wouldn’t be on this site if you weren’t a devoted pup parent! Taking care of a pet isn’t easy, however, and sometimes, despite our best intentions, we accidentally do things that are detrimental to our dog’s health. If you do any of these on the list, don’t stress, it happens. I’ve been guilty of about half of them. 1. Being lazy with exercise Exercising a dog is a lot of work. Point blank. We have to take our dog Toby on at least two long walks or hikes in the dog park a day, minimum. Usually, there are games of fetch and tug-of-war in between. Life is busy and it’s easy to come home tired and not wanting to exercise or play with our pups. But, this is bad for your dog’s health. Really bad. According to  Pet Obesity Prevention , 53.8% of US dogs are overweight or obese. This extra weight can cause irreparable damage to internal organs, joints and bones, not to mention issues like diabetes, hypertension and respiratory compromise, says 

We can’t think of anything more exciting than finding out your dog is expecting! As dog pregnancy only last for around 2 months, you can look forward to bundles of fur filling your home very soon! When your dog is pregnant, you may find yourself wondering “how do dogs give birth?”. You don’t have to panic as her due date approaches - dog labours are usually much less dramatic than ours, and she should be able to bring her puppies into the world without any worries. Mum should be more than capable, but keep her company during labour in case she runs into any complications. Speak to your vet if you have any concerns about pregnancy in dogs or about your dog giving birth. Their advice should help to put your mind at rest. Here are some helpful tips from our PetCare Team to help you be as prepared as possible for when your pet becomes a new mum. Preparing for the birth Build a nest Mum will want a private place in your hom

5. Pembroke Welsh Corgi They’re one in all the foremost standard swarming breeds within the world. they’re terribly agile and fast. they are available in several colors together with sable, red, fawn, black, and tan. The   Pembroke Welsh corgi  dog could be a sensitive and smitten dog that respond okay to coaching. If you’re able to pay more money, get an exquisite dog and you’ll find yourself with a cute, loyal and smitten pet. Photo By:   Юрий Сидоренко de Pixabay More Information About The Pembroke Welsh Corgi Name               :    Pembroke Welsh Corgi Other Names  :    Pembroke, PWC, Pem, Corgi Origin              :    United Kingdom Size                 :    Small Type                :    Purebred Life Span          :    Between 12 to 14 years Temperament :    Affectionate, Cheerful, Friendly, Intelligent, Lively, Out-Going, and Playful Height              :   Between 10 to 12 inches (25-30 cm) Weight  For Male           :   Between 24 to 31 pounds (10-14 kg) Weight  For Female