Archive for the ‘A Blog Called Pup’ Category
The Beauty of Rottweilers
They’re big. They’re bold. They’re beautiful. The Rottie puppy undoubtedly holds that title! To maintain their beauty takes knowledge, persistence, and care. Below is all about their physical attributes and appearance. Size and Weight Once the Rottie puppy matures, he should stand between 24 to 27 inches at his shoulder. Females should stand between 22 to 25 inches. […]
read moreWhat’s All The Hype About Hybrids?
We’ve all been in situations where we’ve seen a dog or two and just couldn’t place the breed. Yes, though we’re pet experts, some just slip our minds! The reality is that there are tons of breeds of dogs, but purebred and hybrid puppies are making it difficult to readily identify each! So what exactly […]
read morePuppy Pals
The kids have begged you for a dog. Like a responsible would-be pet owner, you conduct your research and concede. Then…they beg you for two dogs. Now what should you do?! There’s some debate in the pet community as to whether it’s wise to get one or two puppies on sale to join your home. […]
read morePets and Seniors
Many research studies have been conducted regarding the significant benefits of pet ownership for seniors. They affect their mental, physical, and emotional health positively. In essence, they are good for their mind, body, and spirit. Small dog breeds and dogs in general have been found to provide loving day-to-day companionship, physical exercise, and socialization for […]
read more5 Ways To Prevent Obesity in Dogs
As humans, it’s quite natural for us to pay close attention to our health and weight. It’s in magazines and on television so often that it’s practically ingrained in our brains. What’s not more prevalent is the same amount of attention paid to our furry family members. Sure, we may have seen a commercial or […]
read more5 Hunter Breeds To Meet Your Rural Needs
In life, sometimes we want what we want and there are times when we need what we need. If you live, work and breath in rural or more countryside areas, sometimes you actually have a need for hunting dogs. They serve the purpose of guarding and herding your farm animals. We have purebred puppies that […]
read moreWe Just Love Long Hair Puppies…And So Will You!
Don’t say long hair puppies aren’t fabulous, when you know they are! Puppies with long hair are preferred by many! Besides how beautiful their luxurious coats can look, many owners love grooming and taking care of their long hair puppies. We’ve put together a list of 5 long hair puppies that are absolutely lovable. Have […]
read moreTips for Raising Happy Apartment Puppies!
Gone are the days and misconceptions of all dogs living in homes with lavish backyards. There are breeds that thrive in small environments! You can raise happy condo or apartment puppies. It just takes a little more planning and foresight. Follow these tips when considering adding a dog to your apartment. Research, research and more research! […]
read moreGerman Shepherd Puppies – The Loyal and Protective Breed!
The German Shepherd, though not an American breed, is one of America’s most loyal and fierce family dogs! When you spot German Shepherd puppies, you know it. They are commonly side-by-side with police units across the world and that’s for many reasons. Below, we’ve highlighted the top three characteristics and other facts about German Shepherd […]
read moreBorn In The USA: American Puppies that Make Great Companions!
Maybe you don’t know this fun fact, but there are over 300 different dog breeds in the world! The most popular breeds that live and are currently bred in the United States don’t have American origins, however. We’ve created a list of 7 absolutely American puppies that you may or may not have known! American […]
read more7 Puppy Dog Breeds That Don’t Shed!
No shed puppies, simply put, are dogs whose daily shedding ranges from barely detectable to somewhat noticeable. The term “no shed” is kind of a misnomer, because all dogs shed to some degree, but on the bright side, people who suffer from allergies are usually able to own no shed puppies. We’ve compiled a list of […]
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