The Largest Dog Breeds In Nigeria(HDQuality)

 

BY STANLEY OGUNDU

Good day ladies and gentlemen today am going to be pointing out the top largest dog breeds that are available in Nigeria, a lot of research has being made and brains of some experienced dog breeders and experts in Nigeria has

Human Hybrids (human-dogs) Being Sold Now To The Super Rich

Scientists in an undercover laboratory in Vancouver have been spending years researching, not for the cure of any of the dreaded diseases, but, for something weird.They succeeded in this jaw-dropping  way to cross humans with dogs, just to cater for a market of very rich people who like collecting

The mystery, Why dogs eat poop(feces)

The act of dogs consuming their own or other animals’ feces is known as coprophagia. Although it’s not known exactly why it occurs, coprophagia is a normal behavior in many species, including dogs. Ingesting one’s own or other dogs’ feces is particularly prevalent in puppies. Fortunately, many grow out of this

Edible Human Food That Could Kill Your Dog

Your dog may be an important member of your family, but feeding them ‘people food’ will often do them more harm than good. Some types of food can cause illness and even death to man’s best friend, so it’s important that you and your family are aware of what damage a sneaky snack under the table could do.

Chocolate
Chocolate is delicious to us, but potentially deadly to dogs. Products containing chocolate include substances called methylxanthines that can cause vomiting or even death, if ingested in large doses. The darker the chocolate, the worse it is for your pooch, but it’s best to avoid it completely and not take any risks. If you want to give your dog sweet treats, buy them from your local pet shop.

milk and Cheese
Many dogs are lactose intolerant because they lack the enzyme needed to break down milk sugar. This cause gastrointestinal pain, diarrhoea and vomiting, which can lead to your dog being dangerously dehydrated if you don’t take it to the vet. Cheese is very high in fat and, if eaten in large quantities ,it can lead your dog to develop pancreatitis, which will soon result in death.

Alcohol
Everyone enjoys the dog down the pub that laps beer from his bowl, but giving your dog alcohol is a bad idea. Anyone who has ever had a hangover knows what alcohol does to your body, and this shouldn’t be inflicted on your pet: too much alcohol could lead to vomiting, breathing problems and
death.

Grapes and raisins
They’re healthy for us, but grapes and raisins can increase urination and induce vomiting in your dog. In severe situations, too many grapes or raisins will become poisonous, bringing on life-threatening kidney failure. Symptoms show about 24 hours after they’ve eaten the fruit, but if you suspect your dog has eaten too many take them to the vet immediately. Apart from poisoning, there’s also the risk of choking as your dog won’t be used to chewing and swallowing smaller items of food.

Onions
Onions can be deadly to your dog, whether they’re raw, cooked or even dried. Ingested in large enough quantities they can cause the destruction of red blood cells and lead to anaemia, which can be life threatening.
Symptoms of onion intake
poisoning include lethargy, weakness, red urine and pale or bluish gums.