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Puggle Background & History The Puggle is a hybrid breed that combines traits from the Pug and Beagle. Originating in the 1980’s in the United States, Puggle breeders hoped to combine the Pug’s affectionate and loving personality with the Beagle’s longer snout, longer ears, and curious demeanor. One distinguishing characteristic of hybrid breeds is their…

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Weimaraner Breed Info & Background The origin of the Weimaraner breed dates all the way to early 19th century Germany. The aristocrats in the Weimar Court—what it was once referred to—hunted for both luxury and sport. In aims to develop a noble dog that was courageous and competent, intelligent and beautiful, they crossed an array…

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Non-psychoactive cannabinoids (including CBD) have been studied extensively for almost three decades in animal models, see PubMed for thousands of independent studies, just a few are cited here.  Taming THC: potential cannabis synergy and phytocannabinoid-terpenoid entourage effects British Journal of Pharmacology, Volume 163, Issue 7 – 19 Articles on Cannabinoids Antitumorigenic Effects of Cannabinoids beyond Apoptosis Beta-caryophyllene…

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Dogs truly are man’s best friend. Yet when left alone – even for a short period of time – some dogs can develop the most common form of canine anxiety, called separation anxiety. Anxiety is a natural response from all intelligent animals, and dogs are no exception. Evolution has imprinted each living organism with a…

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Pain and Anxiety in Pets  When dogs experience anxiety they may bark, howl, or cry excessively, act out destructively, and even lose control of their bladder or bowels. Separation anxiety in particular is a common problem for many dogs. Pain is another serious problem for pets, especially because it’s tougher for them to “tell” you…

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Homeostasis is that dynamic process whereby the various body systems function to maintain internal stability which keeps the body operating, repaired and protected. Aging is the net effect of negative changes in physiology (loss of homeostasis) that occur over time, from conception to inevitable death. Middle age and Older dogs are less able to handle threats…

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Understanding Palliative Care Although it is terrible for any pet owner to consider, there may come a time in your pet’s life that brings pain or illness that is essentially untreatable. This in itself is incredibly difficult to cope with, but every loving pet family wants to ensure that their loyal pet is as comfortable…

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Dogs are resilient, loveable animals who have been a part of human history for centuries. According to Archaeology Magazine, the earliest potential dog remains, first excavated from the Goyet Cave in Belgium, can be dated as far back as 31,700 years ago. For certain, dogs have been around for at least 10,000 years, playing a…

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The Endocannabinoid System (ECS) All mammals have a biological and neurological system specifically tasked to receive and process nutritional cannabinoids. The endocannabinoid system (ECS) is involved in a variety of physiological processes including appetite, pain-sensation, nausea, mood, and memory. Cannabinoids (like hemp) are naturally occurring compounds present in trace amounts in several plants, most notably (though not exclusively)…

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In many cultures, a swollen belly is a sign of delicious food with good company. If you’re not quick to help yourself to seconds or thirds, your host will either insist on plating more food for you, or may even feel deeply offended. The same rules don’t, however, apply to your pet’s world. No matter…

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