Pets are pretty much an owner’s child— you give them shelter, groom them and feed them, like you would to your own baby. They require a lot of effort and attention since they can be vulnerable to external threats. Sometimes, these threats cannot be fought by a simple bark or exposure of canine teeth. For

Growing into seniority (age 65 and older) is one of the hardest transitions in life, and it’s not just because of the bodily changes that happen around these ages. As in Erickson’s 8thPsychosocial stage, Ego Integrity versus Despair, acclimating to the golden ages depends on how satisfied they are with the life they have led.

Sometimes it cannot be helped when a pet owner is too busy with other important things to walk their dog. Fortunately, dog walking is now a competitive market, and many dog walking services are available near you. The only task left is choosing a reputable individual or company that best fits your cocker spaniel’s needs.

Lounging on the couch with your beloved cocker spaniel might be a lovely thing to do on a lazy morning, but there is nothing you can do once their wet nose touches your skin, urging you to get up and get out for that morning exercise. Indeed, your dog may be able to instill physical

The cocker spaniel is a well-loved and highly preferred breed of choice because of their cheerful and playful disposition. They are originally bred as bird-hunting dogs, and are therefore some of the most active breeds out there. A cocker’s sporty nature makes for great time doing water sports, and if you are one of

One of the hardest parts of being a pet parent is leaving them at home while you go about your work. While cocker spaniels have great adaptability to home living, they can have very low tolerance to being alone. This might trigger anxiety, which in turn would make you anxious, too. They are also really

Researchers are beginning to take a closer look at how our pets benefit us. Here are just a few reasons: They push us to be physically active: Dog owners walk 79% more each day than people with no dog. Scientific fact! They improve our health: Owning a dog is linked to reduced risk factors for

When it comes to our furry companions, providing them with a comfortable and suitable place to rest is essential. Like humans, dogs are also very active animals, and just as humans require a good night's sleep, dogs also need their own space to relax and rejuvenate. It is a place where they do more than