Owning a protection dog is becoming increasingly popular in the United States for a variety of reasons. Moreover, Protection dogs, which are frequently trained for guarding, personal security, and law enforcement reasons, provide several benefits...
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DCM and its connection to grain-free dog foods have been a concern amongst many protection dog owners. The FDA has shown recently that of the dogs who have developed DCM 91 percent of them had been being fed grain-free dog food. It’s no...
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The Central Asian Shepherd AKA CAO is a protection dog native to Russia, and the former Soviet republics of Central Asia. Utilize these robust protection dogs for diverse purposes, such as livestock protection, personal security, and as loyal...
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In the realm of protection dogs, one ancient breed stands out as a formidable guardian – the Turkish Mastiff. With a history dating back over 2500 years, this majestic canine has evolved from a war dog to a modern-day protector, gaining...
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Unfortunately, we currently see a number of protection dogs, as well as pet dogs aging much faster than they normally should. In times past a 6-year-old protection dog live longer was still relatively close to its prime. Now, many protection dogs...
Read moreIn the mid-1920s, the illustrious Antonio Nores Martinez embarked on the creation of the formidable Dog Argentino protection dog. Originally conceived as a robust big-game hunter, this breed was specifically designed for scenting, tracking, and...
Read moreTake a proactive step by acknowledging the distinction between the Olde English Bulldogge protection dog (distinct from the widely recognized English Bulldog). This breed represents a recreation of the bulldog type that emerged in England...
Read moreNot all farms are the serene, peaceful, happy places that we want to believe they are. The economy has a strong hand in the agricultural industry and there’s are some dark things being added to our fresh foods and our dog food in the form...
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It was once a common assumption that dogs would have worms – it was just a part of life, and there was nothing to be done to prevent or cure it. Now, we know more, and worm prevention is just a simple part of dog care. No one wants their...
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