Sentences with phrase «few dog health problems»

Despite the Springer's great stamina, they are still prone to quite a few dog health problems.

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They say their dogs have shinier coats, cleaner teeth, higher energy levels, healthier weight, and fewer overall health problems.

Many dogs of the breeds listed below, however, may suffer from few or no health problems for the majority or all of their lives when given regular exercise and a proper diet.

These small but athletic dogs experience very few health problems.

Diabetes mellitus, progressive retinal atrophy, pulmonary stenosis and hip dysplasia are a few health problems seen in Samoyed puppies and dogs.

These dogs typically live 12 - 15 years and experience very few health problems.

Although Dalmatians tend to have few health problems compared to many other dog breeds, they are genetically predisposed to hearing loss.

It is naturally more prone to health problems than other dogs; it's life expectancy is actually a few years less than average.

If your dog does not have an allergy, eating a few bites fresh, fully cooked, minimally flavored lobster every now and then will most likely not cause any serious or lasting health problems.

However, there are a few common health problems you need to take care of to keep your dog well.

For this reason, many dog owners who have dogs with allergies and sensitive stomachs have reported that their pets have fewer health problems after switching to this brand.

Leaner dogs, just like people, tend to have fewer health problems related to weight especially as they get older.

Although mixed dogs generally have fewer health problems than purebred parents, it's still important to be aware of the potential health concerns that may be inherited from the Beagle and the Boston Terrier.

When I was doing research on dogs, the Viszla was listed as the one with the fewest health issues & the King Charles was listed as often times having heart problems.

They often experience fewer health problems, such as hip dysplasia, which is all too common in purebred pups, and breathing problems that are frequent in dogs of brachycephalic breeds (those with short snouts, such as Pugs and English Bulldogs).

Low quality dog food creates many health problems for dogs, so for those of you who might want to save a few dollars on a cheap brand, just remember that you'll have to spend that saved money later on at the vet's office.

Many experts believe that mixed - breed dogs end up with fewer health problems than purebred dogs.

If the problem continues for more than a few days, if there's blood in the stool, your dog is vomiting or he becomes listless, this constipation problem could point to serious health issues.

There may be few things as cute as a fat puppy, but puppy obesity can lead to fat dogs, and that can lead to many health problems.

Poodles are a hardy dog breed with very few health problems.

Karelian Bear Dogs can live as long as 13 years with relatively few health problems.

These small, hardy dogs have few health problems, but the few problems they do have can be difficult to resolve.

These dogs exhibit few health problems, but you should be on the lookout for progressive retinal atrophy, a problem that can cause blindness.

A few licks of butter here and there won't hurt your dog, but large amounts lead to obesity or dangerous health problems.

All of this exercise and stimulation makes for a happier, healthier dog who has better social skills, fewer problems with weight and general health, a stronger immune system, less anxiety, and less trouble sleeping!

Bad breath, gingivitis and periodontitis are just a few common dental problems found in dogs and if an oral disease is left untreated for too long, it can cause other health issues that can affect your dog's heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, or brain.

These athletic dogs suffer from few health problems although they can be susceptible to skin allergies.

Both these breeds suffer few health problems so vet bills should be lower than some purebred dogs.

Your healthy adult dog is not likely to die from a few of these nuts since they are only mild to moderately toxic, but if he has other health problems, is very young or old or chows down on a whole lot of them, it could be fatal.

The best recommendation I can make for taking care of these dogs so that they have fewer health problems in general is the same recommendation I make for improving the general health of any dog of any breed — increase the quality of his or her diet.

Having said that, the Chihuahua has very few health problems and would make an excellent urban dog.

More importantly, many supporters claim crossbreeding can be a solution to the generational health problems that have increasingly overwhelmed purebred dogs during the last few centuries.

Nonetheless, like any other breed of dog, GSPs are also prone to a few health problems.

Dogs from puppy mills and private individuals are often the products of parents who've never received appropriate veterinary care nor have they been health tested for congenital problems such as hip dysplasia, glaucoma, heart problems, and renal illnesses, just to mention a few.

As mentioned, there are many more health problems to look at and dog breeds, too, but we got to quite a few, wouldn't you say?

The breed was almost extinct and only a few dogs (about 200) were saved back in the 1970s, so they have quite a few health problems from being so closely bred.

That said, there are a few common health problems you need to take care of to keep your dog well.

Our dogs like it, have few problems «pooping», and have had no health issues.

On the positive side, many cat and dog guardians have reported improved overall health, vitality, coat quality, and fewer problems with skin allergies, food allergies, and various degenerative diseases.

Since it was only bred in the past few years there is not a lot of history and background available on the breed — things like life expectancy and potential health problems as these dogs grow older is not fully known yet.

We have been a two dog family for quite a few years and not until 14 years ago did we encounter chronic health problems with one of our dogs.

At the same time, vets noticed that dogs who were fed a meat - based diet presented far fewer of these health problems.

They are unfortunately prone to quite a few health problems, therefore vet costs can be high as most medication costs are based on the size and weight of the dog.

A senior dog who is fed the best food suitable for older dogs as part of a well - balanced diet is more likely to remain active, live longer, and have fewer chronic health problems.

Plus, compared to many purebreds, mixed - breed shelter dogs and cats tend to live longer and have fewer health problems.

Generally, the English Cocker Spaniel is a healthy dog with few health problems.

Dog with indeterminate genetics tend to have fewer health problem than purebreds.

If the dog is a true mutt, and not a crossbred, most of them will be low maintenance, and definitely have fewer health problems.

Despite their overall good health, there are a few problems that are very common in IG's and there are some inherited problems that all IG owners should be aware of, and for which the dogs should be monitored.

Our dogs should live and used to live well into their late teens and early twenties with few to no health problems ever seen.