Hey Fellas, it’s me – Mila!
This section is reserved exclusively for me to share interesting or funny about Bull Terriers facts and the entire species of dogs with you guys. Buckle up! Bet you’ll find some information, you didn’t know yet! Don’t forget to stop by every now and then. I’ll keep you posted.
Yours Mila
Greetings, everyone! Amidst scorching summer days, especially here in record-hot Florida, I’d like to shed light on a crucial subject: preventing dog overheating. To address this vital topic, I’ve decided to infuse a touch of artistry, using my drawings.
Each year, distressing stories emerge of lives lost or health jeopardized due to unattended children and pets trapped in sweltering cars.
The dangers of Listeria (Listeria monocytogenes) Dogs and cats rarely catch infections with Listeria. However, contaminated pet food can be dangerous to handlers, especially small children, pregnant women and older people. In fact, it is a leading cause of hospitalization and deaths due to foodborne illness in industrialized countries. Listeria can affect several internal parts of the body, such as the
The dangers of Salmonella bacteria Among others salmonella can cause symptoms such as Diarrhea Vomiting Fever Weight loss Dehydration Loss of appetite in your dog or cat and can even become chronic. The bacteria is also transmittable to humans, who are also facing health risks from an infection. Salmonella bacteria can also be transferred through handling of contaminated pet food.
Hey guys, I know, it’s been a while. But here I am back with a new dog fact. Today I want to talk about misunderstandings between humans and dogs and the important role of understanding dog behavior in the relationship with your Bull Terrier. Misunderstandings are what causes the majority of problems between humans and dogs. Let’s first talk about human behavior
Hi all, Mila here. Today I have some interesting dog facts about puppies. Did you know that puppies are born blind, deaf and without teeth? They are also only able to crawl during their first week. First sight will develop between the age of 2 to 3 weeks. The puppy starts to see. During the ages of 3 to 7 weeks
Hello all, new Dog Facts here! Let’s talk about some more dog facts about our nose and sense of smell. Our nose is very sensitive, 1000–10,000,000 times more than human sense of smell. The main reason is that we have up to 60 times more scent glands than a human has. The part in our brain to interpret smells is four
Hey folks, it’s Mila. Well, which body part did we not cover so far in our dog facts? Riiiight, the NOSE! Brace yourself, here come the facts! A dog’s nose print is just as unique as a human finger print. It can actually be used to identify us. So, how do WE identify other dogs? I see you already guessed
Hi guys, Mila here. Today I have more interesting dog facts about dog’s eyes. Now we’re getting a little scientific: Dogs on average have a total visual field of 250 degrees. The degree of binocular overlap is approximately 85 degrees for a short nosed dog versus 75 degrees for long nosed dog. In comparison humans have a binocular vision of about
Hi everyone, it’s me again, Mila. Hope you’re all doin’ good. Here’s another smart dog fact to make you all geniuses. Let’s talk about dog’s eyes today: After their birth the eyes of puppies do not fully open before they are about 12 days old. This is different from humans. Human babies usually open their eyes right at birth. An
Hi fellas! It’s time for another one of my interesting dog facts. As we’re at the peak of summer time, I thought it’s a good time to talk about water intake and hydration in dogs. Do you know, how much water exactly your dog needs every day? The water intake, of course, depends on several factors, such as age, weight,
