It is hard to make out that the short, and a droopy face of an English bulldog could be an actual bull to its knees. Hence the name, English bulldogs were actually a breed that were made to assist English butchers to catch bulls for slaughter in the middle ages.

Pet owners may often wonder what it would be like to get a dog DNA test. Well, now it is possible! There are a plethora of companies that specialize in developing DNA test kits for owners who are curious and wish to know more about the background of their dog.

Everyone is quite familiar with the concept of DNA testing which is used to find out one’s ancestry and family heritage. We have often seen how DNA tests have helped catch criminals (on-screen and off-screen) and the dramatic effects of the same. The curiosity to learn more about oneself has prompted humans to include their furry best friends as well, which is why there is a marked increase in the demand for dog DNA test kits.

Dogs are a blessing in disguise and if you are planning on getting one, then that’s amazing. One of the best ways of getting a dog is through adoption because not only will you welcome an adorable animal into your home but you will also end up saving a life.

Morkie, the designer crossbreed between Yorkie and Maltese is definitely an adorable one. It does not require a long yard to play; it gets easily along with the adults as well as kids and can fit itself into any kind of household. However, this does not mean that every family can handle a Morkie.

A service dog must be trained to be able to perform any major life tasks for a person with disability according to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Since service dogs are provided access to public areas such as housing complexes, hotels, restaurants, airports, airplanes, museums etc, it is essential that they are well behaved and stable around public.