Useful articles about dogs

Dogs go for walks in all kinds of weather, and dust, wet snow, and liquid mud can leave their fur dirty. Their paws are especially vulnerable, requiring cleaning after every walk. Experienced owners know exactly how to wash their dog's paws after a walk and are always happy to share the process with new pet owners.

Even the most responsible owners can't care for their pet 24/7. Unforeseen circumstances, including poisoning, cannot be ruled out. In such a situation, it's important to know how to induce vomiting in a dog.

The ideal dog is calm and friendly, doesn't require intensive training or long walks, is easy to care for, and gets along well with children and other animals. It sounds too perfect, but such pets really do exist. Meet the American Cocker Spaniel—one of the most low-maintenance dog breeds.

Dalmatians are purebred dogs renowned for their distinctive white coat with small black spots. Dalmatians are born white, and spots appear on their fur after about two weeks.

We all naively believe that the chameleon is the only animal master of camouflage. But that's far from true. Among pets, there are also spies who are impossible to spot at first glance. Here are some examples of dogs successfully camouflaged in photos.