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We all know that show dogs can do many cool tricks on demand, but did you know that your beloved family dog can accomplish some of them too? Yep! It’s true, you don’t need to own a specific breed to learn how to teach a dog to roll over, shake, or play dead.

With some patience (and delicious treats!), your dog will be well on his way to stunning guests and taking over TikTok. Read on to find some helpful tips that will help you train your dog in no time.

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You bring your dog in for a routine annual checkup thinking that everything is normal. But then you hear three little words that throw your mind into a whirl: “S/he has diabetes.”

While canine diabetes is a serious disease (just as it is in humans), you can manage your furry pal’s condition with minimal interruption to their life. Read on to find out what diabetes is, what it means for the health of your dog, and what you can do to help Fido live his best life.

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Most people consider their dogs to be part of the family. Because we want what’s best for them, we take them to the vet, groomer, keep their teeth cleaned, and get them the best toys.

But when it comes to food, many people think only about what’s cheapest.

The problem is, even the best cheap dog food could end up costing you down the road. Read on to find out how cheap dog food could put their health at risk (and cost you a pretty penny)!

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Birthday parties have been a little different during the 2020 quarantine, but they're still a great excuse to shake up the routine. But don't restrict your isolation celebrations to your spouse and kids...include your dog as well!

Here are some tips for celebrating a dog birthday that the whole family will love.

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Kidney disease.

It's a diagnosis you never want to receive...either for you or your dog. But what does it mean when your dog is in renal failure? How serious is their condition? Can you prevent it? Is there anything that can be done to prevent this?

While kidney disease in dogs is a cause for concern, it doesn't have to take away your dog's quality of life. 

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