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Kit Copson is a freelance writer and lifelong animal lover with a strong interest in animal welfare. She has parented many furry beings over the years and is currently a proud cat mom of two—one very chilled (unless hungry) Siamese and a skittish but adorable Domestic Shorthair—and dog mom of one—an adopted Bichon Poodle cross. When not writing about or spending time with pets, Kit can be found drawing in her sketchpad, reading, or more often than not, drinking tea.
If you’re a fan of big dogs, you’re sure to very quickly fall in love with the American Mastiff. These are simply massive dogs with stores of courage and heart…
Ghee is a form of clarified butter from South Asia that has been prominent in Hindu culture for thousands of years. It’s commonly used as a cooking oil in Indi…
For some, their love of dogs is strong enough that the drooling isn’t a big deal. For others, it’s not something they’re prepared to deal with due to personal…
What’s not to love about a Pug? These quirky little dogs bring great joy to their family’s lives, not least due to being natural comics with a real sense of fu…
Teddy bear dogs are hugely popular with people from all walks of life. They’re often little with soft facial features and wavy or curly coats, but, at the same…
Many dogs love fish, whether a fishy food formula or home-prepared salmon or herring. However, when it comes to less conventional types of fish, like eel, it c…
National Walk Your Dog Week, which takes place during the first week of October every year, is all about getting out and about with your dog to improve both th…
The Corillon is a mixed-breed dog with a Pembroke Welsh Corgi parent and a Papillon parent. Small in stature but big in heart, the Corillon is a combination of…
Potty training can be challenging for novice dog parents, but it shouldn’t be too overwhelming, and it mostly involves sticking to a schedule and giving your C…
Though fish is most commonly associated with cats, many dogs love it, too. If your dog goes bonkers for a fishy treat, they’re in luck—in most cases, dogs can…
