A video showcases how Golden Retrievers Gamja and Chip maintain their playful and affectionate behaviors from puppyhood into adulthood, highlighting their close bond and humorous antics that continue to entertain viewers.
A TikTok video highlights Wally, a friendly Golden Retriever, showing his happiness when guests are around and his sadness when they leave, along with other moments of emotional expression like disappointment during cooking and rain walks, resonating with dog lovers.
A family shares a humorous video showcasing Wally, their Golden Retriever, whose confusing and unpredictable behavior over five years highlights the mysterious and amusing nature of dogs, with viewers finding his quirks endearing and relatable.
A humorous video shows two Golden Retrievers, Link and Otto, acting protectively towards a black jacket hanging by the roadside, mistaking it for a threat and barking at it, highlighting their brave and funny nature.
The article highlights 13 critical signs in dogs that owners should not ignore, including persistent coughs, unexplained weight loss, difficulty breathing, resource guarding, eye issues, bad breath, reduced appetite, lethargy, recurring gastrointestinal problems, limping, enlarged lymph nodes, sudden behavior changes, and collapse or seizures, emphasizing the importance of prompt veterinary attention for these symptoms.
The article provides a practical 7-day plan for adopting an adult dog in autumn, emphasizing the importance of a structured routine, safety measures, and gradual socialization to reduce stress and build trust. It highlights common costly mistakes such as giving too much freedom too soon and skipping vet checks, and offers tips for health checks, behavior signals, and social introductions to ensure a successful transition for the dog and owner.
A viral TikTok video shows a Golden Retriever with a guilty expression after chewing on a rug, highlighting how dogs often display 'guilt' through their facial expressions, though studies suggest these expressions are more reactions to human emotions than actual guilt.
A viral TikTok video shows a Golden Retriever with an adorable guilty expression after chewing a rug, sparking millions of views and comments. Experts note that dogs' 'guilty' looks are more about owner reactions than actual guilt, but the dog's expression is undeniably charming.
A TikTok video shows a Golden Retriever puppy, Peach, trying to cuddle her older brother Teddy, who appears upset but is actually guarding her from another dog, Luna. Comments from viewers helped the owner realize Teddy's behavior is protective rather than mean, leading her to seek training for him.
A TikTok video showing a Golden Retriever puppy, Peach, trying to cuddle her older brother Teddy, reveals that Teddy's reaction is due to resource guarding from another dog, Luna, not dislike of the puppy. The owner plans to train Teddy to address this behavior, which was clarified through viewer comments and additional videos.
A Golden Retriever named Huxley dramatically changed his eating habits after his vegan uncle visited, developing a new habit of foraging for fruits and berries from the garden, which surprised and amused his owner and netizens alike.
It can be challenging to tell if a dog is in pain, but there are several signs to watch for, including excessive licking, drooling, changes in appetite, abnormal sitting or standing, shaking or trembling, lethargy, and uncharacteristic growling. These signs may indicate various health issues, from dental problems to neurological diseases, and it's important to seek veterinary care if you notice any unusual behavior in your dog.
Jim, an Italian greyhound, expresses his displeasure at being woken up by his owners to go outside in a viral TikTok video. Despite his grumpy face, it is necessary for Jim to be let out before bedtime due to his small bladder. Italian greyhounds require regular exercise and prefer staying indoors during inclement weather. The video has gained over 2.8 million views and 607,000 likes, with many dog owners relating to Jim's reaction.
Canine cognitive dysfunction (CCD), a form of dementia, can affect dogs, especially those over seven years old. Dog whisperer Lorna Winter explains that signs of CCD include prolonged staring into space, struggling with basic tasks, disinterest in food or forgetting to eat, restlessness and barking at night, and going to the toilet indoors. Winter emphasizes the importance of seeking professional help and highlights that dogs, like humans, go through different stages of life with specific challenges and changing behaviors.