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Sunday, September 13, 2020

Heartbreaking: Mother Dog cries bitterly after losing all of her puppies


Photo credit: Ghblogger.com

This video got me crying😢, i felt emotional and sad as i watch over and over, how a female dog cried over her dead puppies. She stood right beside her lifeless puppies, howling over and over. In the video another dog was seen on a fence joining her to cry(that would be the father of the dead puppies, said a friend😏). 


According to Ghblogger.com, The owner narrated that his pregnant mongrel wanted to come inside his room to give birth but then he turned her away only to wake up in the morning to see a bloodstained staircase. He then followed the blood stains hoping to go and meet a healthy litter but realized his dog had not given birth to her usual spot due to the rains. And so she had to find an uncompleted building to deliver there.

However, the space was too little and unconducive and hence she lost all of her puppies.

Watch the video below



 “I think people should start to give more attention to their dogs and I have learnt from my mistake” the sad owner said. 

This should be a message and a lesson to all dog breeders/doglovers out there, you all need to give you dog(s) attention especially when they bark, cry or do something unnecessarily because they might be in trouble or probably be sending out a signal to you. We all know owning a dog isn't easy at all, the stress and sacrifice in it alone is so havy but we should try to be sensitive whenever they are around us and understanding them.


Friday, September 04, 2020

25 AMAZING DOG FACTS YOU PROBABLY DO NOT KNOW



Do you think you know everything about our canine companions? Think again! Check out these 25 Amazing facts about dogs.


1. DOG NOSE
The Area in a dog's nose that detects scent is nearly forty times larger than that in people.


2. THE TALLEST DOG IN THE WORLD IS 44 INCHES TALL.


The tallest dog in the world ever was a Great Dane named Zeus! Measured at 44 inches tall on October 4th 2011, he’s the current Guinness World Record holder.


3. BASENJI DOGS DON’T BARK, THEY YODEL.


If you thought all dogs barked, then prepare yourself for this dog fact. The Basenji dog doesn’t tend to bark, instead they are known to yodel, whine or scream.

4. A GREYHOUND COULD BEAT A CHEETAH IN A LONG DISTANCE RACE.

A Greyhound would actually beat a Cheetah in a long distance race! According to Psychology Today, Greyhounds are excellent long distance runners and can keep a speed of 35mph for up to 7 miles. Where the Cheetah is incredibly fast it can only keep its speed for around 200 -300 yards, so they may have the running start but it would soon be surpassed by a Greyhound!


5. 30% OF DALMATIANS ARE DEAF IN ONE EAR
UFAW states that on average around 30% of Dalmatians are deaf in one ear and 5% are deaf in both. This is due to something called the extreme piebald gene which is responsible for their white coat and blue eyes (in some of them). Dalmatians with larger dark patches are less likely to be deaf.

6. THE SALUKI IS THE OLDEST DOG BREED.
The Guinness World Record for the oldest dog breed is held by the Saluki. The breed dates back to 329BC and were kept as royal pets in Ancient Egypt. Reportedly, there are also carvings found in Southern Iraq of a dog that looks similar to a Saluki which dates back to 7000BC. 

7. CHOW CHOW AND SHAR-PEIS HAVE BLACK TONGUES.
The Chow Chow and the Shar-Pei are the only two dog breeds that have fully black tongues. Even more interesting, the cause of these black tongues is currently unknown.

8. THE AFRICAN HUNTING DOG IS THE MOST SUCCESSFUL HUNTER IN THE WORLD. 
The African Hunting Dog is the most successful land hunter in the world. They’re successful in 50-70% of their hunts, which makes them consistently the best mammalian hunter, they even hold the current Guinness World Record for it.

9. FEARFUL DOGS FREQUENTLY FIND IT DIFFICULT TO READ AND SEND SIGNALS. WHICH CAN LEAD TO FIGHTS. 


10. DOGS HAVE A STRONG DESIRE TO BE WITH OTHERS. 
DOGS HAVE A STRONG DESIRE TO BE WITH OTHERS, AND IF THEY ARE DEPRIVED OF SOCIAL CONTACT, THEY MAY RUN AWAY OR BEGIN TO EXHIBIT ATTENTION-SEEKING BEHAVIOR TO FORCE THEIR OWNERS TO RESPOND. 

11. THREE DOGS SURVIVED THE TITANIC SINKING. TWO POMERANIAN ONE PEKINGESE. 
At least nine dogs died when the Titanic went down, but the exhibit also highlights three that survived: two Pomeranians and a Pekingese.

12. A BLOODHOUND’S SENSE OF SMELL CAN BE USED AS EVIDENCE IN COURT. 

According to PBS, a Bloodhound’s sense of smell is so spot on that it can be admitted as evidence in a court of law. Now if you thought that was an incredible dog fact, prepare to have your mind blown. Bloodhounds can also follow tracks that are over 300 hours old and can stay on a trail for over 130 miles!

13. DOGS NOSE ARE WET TO HELP ABSORB SCENT CHEMICALS. 
dog’s noses are wet to help them absorb scent chemicals! Their nose secretes a special mucus that helps to absorb these chemicals, and then they lick their noses to sample them, helping them understand what the smell is.

14 DOG EYES HAVE A PART CALLED THE TAPETUM LUCIDUM, ALLOWING NIGHT VISION. 
The presence of a tapetum lucidum in the eye allows dogs to see more accurately at night and in low-light settings. 

15. DOGS ARE NOT COLORBLIND. THEY ALSO SEE BLUE AND YELLOW. 

Dogs see more than just black, white, and gray. However, the color range they perceive is limited compared to the spectrum we see. They also can see blue and yellow. 

16. ALL PUPPIES ARE BORN DEAF. 
Puppies are born deaf, They can't hear until they're about three weeks old. Once their hearing kicks in, they hear about four times better than most people, including hearing a wider range of frequencies. 


17. DOGS HAVE ABOUT 1,700 TASTE BUDS. (WE HUMANS HAVE BETWEEN 2,000–10,000.)



18. THERE ARE OVER 75 MILLION PET DOGS IN THE U. S - MORE THAN IN ANY OTHER COUNTRY. 
Sixty-seven percent of U.S. households, or about 85 million families, own a pet, according to the 2019-2020 National Pet Owners Survey conducted by the American Pet Products Association (APPA). This is up from 56 percent of U.S. households in 1988, the first year the survey was conducted.

19. HUMAN BLOOD PRESSURE GOES DOWN WHEN PETTING A DOG. AND SO DOES THE DOG’S.

Petting your dog feels good. It can lower your blood pressure, helps your body release a relaxation hormone, and cuts down on levels of a stress hormone. It also soothes your pet, says Alan Beck, ScD, director of the Center for the Human-Animal Bond at Purdue University.

20. SPIKED COLLARS WERE ORIGINALLY FASHIONED IN ANCIENT GREECE TO PROTECT DOGS’ THROATS FROM WOLF ATTACKS.




21. DOGS GET JEALOUS 
dogs can genuinely get jealous when they see you display affection for another creature.

22. DOGS THAT HAVE BEEN SPAYED OR NEUTERED LIVE 
LONGER THAN DOGS WHO ARE INTACT. 
Neutered male dogs live, on average, 18 percent longer than their unneutered counterparts and spayed female dogs live, on average, 23 percent longer than unspayed females. 

23. DACHSHUND WERE ORIGINALLY BRED TO FIGHT BADGERS.
The little dogs were bred 300 years ago in Germany to hunt badgers—their name literally means “badger hound” (dachs means badger; hund means dog). Their short legs allow them to enter badger dens, and their fierce gusto gives them the courage to take on the 15-pound mammals

24. DOGS CAN BE TRAINED TO DETECT CANCER AND OTHER DISEASES IN HUMANS. 
Dogs are most famously known for detecting cancer. They can be trained to sniff out a variety of types including skin cancer, breast cancer and bladder cancer using samples from known cancer patients and people without cancer. In a 2006 study, five dogs were trained to detect cancer based on breath samples

25. DOGS CAN HELP YOU GET A DATE. 
One study showed that a man’s chances of getting a girl’s phone number went from 10% to 33%, just by having a dog with them. In the study, a staggering 66% of men and women would not date someone who didn’t like pets.

















Tuesday, September 01, 2020

Welcome September - Happy New Month

May the works of your hands make you proud this month. May your labour yield bountiful harvest. May your mouth be filled with laughter. Have a super month😇

Friday, August 28, 2020

Happy birthday to a Dog lover


HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ONE OF OUR SPONSOR, AND A DOG LOVER TOO. WISHING YOU SUCCESS IN ALL YOU DO😊 WITH LOVE FROM DOGVERANDA🐶 😘 ♥️

Tuesday, August 11, 2020

7 Most Important Questions To Ask When Buying A Dog.




1. HOW OLD ARE THE PUPPIES?

This is a very important question that you must ask. When buying a puppy we advise the dog's age is between 4-12 weeks old. If they are any younger than 4 weeks, the breeder shouldn’t be accepting visits from prospective buyers and if they are any older than 12 weeks, it may suggest something is wrong with the puppies.

2. CAN I SEE THE PUPPY'S BOTH PARENTS?

You won’t always be able to visit the puppy with its dad but it is essential that you see it with its mum. You want to assess the temperament of the mum and the puppy and how they interact with each other. Is she aggressive or caring? Is the puppy hyperactive or docile? These answers will help you decide whether this is the right puppy for your family. 

3. HAVE VACCINES BEEN ADMINISTERED TO THE PUPPIES? 

How many shots have the puppies received and when are they due for their next round of shots?

4. HAVE THE PUPPIES BEEN DEWORMED? 

All puppies are born with worms and routine deworming is recommended.

5. HAVE ANY OF THE PUPPIES IN THE LITTER BEEN SICK?

If so, what were the signs, the diagnosis, and treatment measures?

6. WHAT'S THE FULL LITTER? 

The average litter will be between five and six puppies. By handling a few fluff-balls, you will be able to see whether they are all of similar size, character and health. You can also see how they interact with other dogs and you.

7. WHAT ARE YOU CURRENTLY FEEDING THE PUPPIES ?

Regardless of what they are feeding, it is ideal to continue feeding the same food for the first few days at home to minimize the risk of gastrointestinal disturbances. If you choose to change a puppy’s diet, do it gradually.


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Saturday, August 08, 2020

Dog Gets His Own Driver's License For His Birthday

Getting a car for your 16th birthday is the ultimate present — so when Allie Miller’s dachshund Moose approached his milestone birthday, she knew exactly what to do to make it a special one.

“We jokingly call Moose our little grumpy old man when really he is one of the sweetest pups I know,” Miller told The Dodo. “He’s extremely goofy and his old age has not slowed him down a bit!”


Allie Miller (photo credit: The Dodo)


Moose loves eating Popsicles, barking at squirrels, going on walks with the neighbor’s dog — as well as taking relaxing rides in the car. For senior pup’s birthday, Miller not only got Moose a little car of his own but a driver’s license to make sure everything was “legal.” 

Miller made the special license herself, and the final result was perfect: “I found a stock image online and Photoshopped everything to be accurate for Moose,” Miller said. “I wanted it to look as real as I possibly could to make the joke even better.”

When Moose’s birthday arrived, Miller placed him in a Little Tikes car adorned with a big bow next to his license for a special photo shoot. The dog was laid-back about the whole thing and seemed to enjoy the attention.

“We do tend to go all out for Moose’s birthday every year,” Miller said. “He’s a huge part of our family so his day is just as special, it’s to the point where my parents, brother, sister, her fiancé, and myself actually sing happy birthday to him. I’d be lying if I said he wasn’t spoiled!”





Afterward, Moose celebrated his independence with his favorite treat: a tasty Popsicle.



“He was one happy boy,” Miller said. “He enjoys a nice car ride so I think he was excited to finally have his own.”

Source: Culled from The Dodo

Wednesday, August 05, 2020

My dog is the most handsome in 2020 - Ph Female breeder





Port harcourt city is the capital city of Rivers state (Nigeria), with huge population, filled with business men and women. A young female breeder by name Nyemachi Amadi-Goodluck the CEO of THE PET PLACE made a post that drew our attention. She posted pictures of a Lhasa Apso Puppy dog she bought from Dogveranda with a caption:
Hi ,I°m lord Shaquille the Benefit dog. My mum 's name is Machee. I'm 8weeks old, I love sausages and cake icing. I smell like GOGOnut. My mum said I'm the most handsome dog she has seen this year, hence she isn't selling me out.
-#LORDSSHAQUILLE









Truly i must confess this little man is really really handsome, just take a close look at his colorful fur, his eyes and black cute nose. Well tell us what you think about Machee's baby boy. Drop your comment on the commentbox😉