But what
about dogs with health issues?
Not exact matches
I have found in dealing
with my
dog's
health issues that while we can often find a diagnosis (at least we think we know what it is), there is more often when there is nothing that can really be done
about it.
Clearly keen to go
about its business in a responsible and thoughtful manner, the label
issued a press release
with the following footnote: «Always make sure to put the
health of the
dog before anything else.
Also, you want to talk to their veterinarians, and ask
about health and temperament
issues with these
dogs.
You don't even have to think or know
about the specifics of the mental
health issues that the
dogs are helping
with.
A breeder should make themselves aware of
health issues in the
dogs and should be willing to talk openly and honestly
about those
issues with you.
Be careful
about health problems and vaccination
issues with these
dogs.
Learn
about dealing
with dog behavioral
issues,
health problems, cost and other
dog problems to avoid re-homing your family
dog.
As
dog owners, we understand the things you want to know
about; we'll cover such topics as
health issues, adopting rescues and pure breeds, dealing
with pet allergies, reviewing
dog runs, legal problems, finding transportation, engaging real estate agents who specialize in pet friendly buildings, and other related subjects.
You'll also want to ask
about any known
health issues; what kind of training and socialization the
dog has had; how it gets along
with other
dogs, cats, and children; what kind of lifestyle it had; and whether it is housebroken and crate trained.
(I wrote this
about HOD, but I think it's good advice to take when dealing
with any of your
dog's
health issues.)
Learning
about the breed, its history and purpose breed standard, genetic
health issues, the impact of care and feeding on the
health of the animals, responsible
dog ownership and more are all directly linked to producing healthy puppies
with desired breed attributes.
We have compiled some information
about health issues relevant to German Shepherds, what to feed your
dog, and coping
with the loss of a pet.
Responsible breeders care
about dogs of their breeding and want buyers to keep in touch
with them, especially if a
health issue arises.
With the spotlight
about to shine once again on
dog breeds in the show ring, we are talking
about one of the biggest
health issues affecting flat faced
dogs today — brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome (also known as BOAS).
The Guardian (UK) reported on research by Professor Paul McGreevy from the Faculty of Veterinary Science
about the new breed of smaller
dogs and the
health issues associated
with flat - nosed breeds.
At the moment the Pomeranian Husky is a very new breed and so far there have not been any apparent
health problems
with the
dogs, however there is a lot to learn and there could be
issues that no one knows
about yet.
read
about the ins and outs of finding a puppy and avoiding poorly bred
dogs that come
with no
health guarantees and potentially, thousands of dollars in medical
issues
Just
about every pedigree breed has
health issues identified
with them, but a large number of
dogs within the breed will not have those
health issues.
Several times a year we provide our volunteers
with a seminar or demonstration event to help us learn more
about canine evolution, Doberman Pinschers,
health issues, temperament evaluation, alternative approaches to veterinary care, traditional veterinary medicine,
dog behavior and contemporary legal, legislative, and social
issues confronting our breed.
I'm very careful
about the
dog treats I allow our
dogs to snack on, because we have 4
dogs with various, yet minor,
health issues:
They're both
about to be 5 yr old and I have been concerned
with the weight
issue my girl has leading to hip
issue and just overall
health and my male is very large and I just have to be mindful most larger breed
dogs have a tendency to get hip problems once they reach
about 5.