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Dog Biology Week: Your Dog’s Nose Is a Superpower You Cannot See
Your dog is not just sniffing out there. They are reading. Here is what those 125 to 300 million olfactory receptors are actually doing, and why letting them stop and sniff makes the groom easier.
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Don’t Dump the Kibble: Why Your Dog’s Food Belongs in Its Bag
Pouring kibble into a plastic bin and binning the bag undoes packaging that was engineered on purpose — and costs you the lot number. Here is what to do instead.
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Dogs of the Day: Friday, October 9th
Two big white dogs and two pitty goofballs made for a Friday full of fluff. Lola found a way to test me mid-groom, Oliver took his time, and Khan tried a kiss attack to skip his nails.
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Why the Smell Comes Back: Getting Pet Stains Out of Carpet and Furniture
You clean it, it smells fine for a week, then it rains and it’s back. Here is the chemistry behind pet stains — and the one thing that actually removes them.
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Dogs of the Day: Thursday, October 8th
Three Beagles and a Labrador made for a full Thursday. Rocky, Harvey, Roxie and Addy all went home clean, comfortable, and very well loved.
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Blue Eyes Aren’t Actually Blue: How Dog Eye Color Really Works
There is no blue pigment in a dog’s eye — and most puppies start out blue-eyed no matter what breed they are. Here is what actually decides eye color, and when blue eyes are worth a second look.
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Dogs of the Day: Wednesday, October 7th
Two dogs, two very different personalities. Lexi the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and Tucker the long-haired Dachshund both went home clean, brushed out, and very cute.
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Three Genes, One Coat: How Dog Genetics Actually Decides What Grows
Curly, wire, long, smooth-faced — almost every dog coat comes down to three genes and which version a dog inherited from each parent. Here is how it works, and why merle is the one that really matters.
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Dogs of the Day: Tuesday, October 6th
Three standard size doodles in one day: Bear, Hattie, and Tuck. Bear’s grin, Hattie’s stubborn day, Tuck’s tight curls — and the afternoon the water tank ran dry.