Tularemia, also known as Rabbit Fever, is a zoonotic bacterial disease that, fortunately, is rare. It occurs more often in cats than dogs and in young rather than adult animals. It also affects rodents, rabbits, pigs, fish, horses, sheep and humans. Beaver and muskrats can be carriers. Tularemia is usually spread by ticks (American Dog, […]
Many common beliefs about dogs are simply not true. Myth: Dogs are sick when their noses are warm. Fact: The only way to find out if a dog has temperature is to measure it with a thermometer. Myth: All dogs like to be petted on their heads. Fact: Some do, some don’t. Myth: If a […]
Vital Statistics: Place of Origin: United States Group: Working dog, Companion dog Height: 23-34 in. Weight: 55-120 lbs. Life span: can be up to 19 yrs. Trainability: high Good with children: yes Good with other pets: yes What is the origin of the Native American Indian Dog? The Native American Indian Dog was used for […]
