Author: Wag Pets
Animal Rights: Protection of Domestic and Non-Domestic Animals in the United States
Animal rights are rights that inherently belong to animals by virtue of their being living, sentient creatures. These rights include the ability to live a life free from exploitation, devoid of unnece... Read More
Can our pets listen to music?
Music can be a soothing, relaxation technique after a stressful day at the office. Music can be an outlet for our emotions when speaking just simply won’t do. Music can also be a way of self-express... Read More
How to prevent pet obesity with diet and exercise as well as what to do if your pet is already overweight
Exercise and a healthy diet are two of the most important aspects of everyday life. They are responsible for keeping us happy and healthy. Many people strive to complete marathons or drink kale smooth... Read More
Keeping Trout as Pets
An active freshwater fish, the trout thrives in cold temperate regions in the wild. Recent trends, however, see more aquarists attempting to keep these fish in a domestic setting. Captivity is certain... Read More
How many pets is enough?
As animal lovers, we can sometimes become blinded by how many strays we bring home or adopt from the shelters. We are not thinking about this action as a potential danger or possible felony. Instead, ... Read More
The Siamese Cat- A beautiful, unique and vocal cat breed.
The Siamese cat breed is one of the most well-known in the world. They are easy to distinguish as a result of their telltale physical features as well as their demanding vocals. They are also brillian... Read More
Norwegian Forest Cat: A Huge Warrior Cat of Norwegian Legend
Known as warrior cats, of “wegies”, Norwegian Forest cats are not only the national cat of Norway, but they are also creatures of mythical proportions! Popular in Europe, these incredibly large ca... Read More
Basenji: The Yodeling Curly-Tailed Sighthound
Known as the barkless dog of Africa, the basenji is best known for its strange variety of vocalizations that do not include a bark! Still used as a hunting dog in Africa today, the basenji relies on i... Read More
Akita: A Bold Large Breed with a Docile Nature
Developed in Japan as a guard dog to royals and nobles, the Akita has long been recognized for its loyalty and guarding ability. Also referred to as the Akita Inu, the great Japanese dog, the Japanese... Read More
The Dachshund – “Half-dog high and a dog-and-a-half long” with a heart of a Lion.
The Dachshund, also known as Teckel, Dackel, Badger and Wiener dog, is well recognized for the breeds’ distinct characteristics. The dachshund has a longer nose, lose skin, deep chest, long body wit... Read More
The Chihuahua: A Miniature Breed with Big Personality
Named in honor of the state of Chihuahua in Mexico, the Chihuahua has the prestige of being the smallest breed of dog in the world. One of the most popular breeds around the world, the Chihuahua – l... Read More
“Cat”sino Royale
July 15 @ 6:30 pm – 10:00 pm | $30 “Feline” lucky? Test your luck (and your skills) on Friday, July 15th at the 4th Annual “Cat”sino Royale! The pur-fect way to spend date night or girl... Read More
14 Architectural Masterpieces … For Cats
As much as we claim to love our feline friends, our architectural skills are most often devoted to luxury dog cottages and not, much to kitty’s chagrin, multi-story cat houses. Why the skewed devoti... Read More
