Forty two percent of dog owners share their bed with their pooch, according to a recent survey. No word on who steals the covers or has the worst morning breath.
string(57) "block_curated_content_12_baa9a3297b3a9a8a188dc3195f529106"
Trending
Related
Can dogs eat shallots? The short answer is no; they're completely toxic for dogs to consume. Shallots are just as…
Can dogs eat turnips? The short answer is yes, turnips are safe for dogs to consume. Furthermore, dogs can eat…
Can dogs eat longans? Technically yes, but our recommendation is no.There are several elements of this fruit that raise gastrointestinal…
Can dogs eat water chestnuts? The short answer is yes, water chestnuts are safe for dogs with proper preparation, raw…