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Saint Bernard Health Guide

The Saint Bernard is a large breed that was and still is used in the field of rescue. Being thick-coated and great swimmers, the Saint Bernard is excellent for tracking missing persons in the snow, as well as pulling swimmers into shore.…

Rottweiler Health Guide

The Rottweiler breed is a beautiful dog that if socialized and trained, sweet and loving. Because the Rottweiler is a large breed with some weighing as much as 120 pounds, certain health issues can arise. In this article, we wanted to…

Pug Health Guide

There are always some minor health issues with any family pet. But if the new owner works with a reputable breeder and consults regularly with the veterinarian, purebred dogs such as the Pug can live long, healthy lives. It is important…

Poodle Health Guide

The Poodle is a breed that defies some of the rules about smaller dogs living longer and bigger dogs living shorter lives. Some standard Poodles live 15 to 20 years, just as the smaller toy and miniature varieties do. Even though careful…

Pomeranian Health Guide

While a purebred dog from a top breeder should be free of most serious health conditions, there are always situations the new owner should be aware of with the Pomeranian. With the opportunity to exercise and run about, even in a small…

Pembroke Welsh Corgi Health Guide

With good care and proper nutrition, the Pembroke Welsh Corgi will give you 12 to 15 years of enjoyment and companionship. This small, sturdy dog does tend to gain weight if not fed correctly or given enough exercise. As with most…

Pekingese Health Guide

A healthy, well-bred Pekingese can live as long as 15 years, though 10 years to 12 years is more common. The breed has a tendency toward eye problems and breathing problems, according to many experienced owners and breeders. The dog has…

Newfoundland Health Guide

A large and sturdy breed such as the Newfoundland would normally be expected to be healthy and relatively free from disease or serious medical conditions. As with many purebred dogs, there are a few areas to consider. The first of these…

Miniature Schnauzer Health Guide

Always popular as a pet, the Miniature Schnauzer is generally a healthy and active dog that sheds very little or not at all. For this reason, this breed makes an excellent choice for the apartment dweller or those in a small home,…

Miniature Pinscher Health Guide

Owners of the Miniature Pinscher have found this wonderful, tiny breed to be quite sturdy, generally free of serious health problems. The key to having a long, problem-free relationship with any pet is to get a good start. The place to…