Puppy care: All you need to know before you get your first puppy.

Get the book I If you have your heart set on raising and training a puppy, do make sure you train yourself beforehand. 

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Remember, it takes only a few days to ruin an otherwise perfect puppy. Without a doubt, the most important developmental deadline comes before you even think of getting your puppy—your education about puppy education! 

 Many first-time puppy owners are surprised when they discover their new companion bites, barks, chews, digs, and marks the house with urine and feces. Yet these are all perfectly normal, natural, and necessary doggy behaviors. Your canine newcomer is just itching to learn human house manners.

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Preventing dog bite in children.

PREVENTING DOG BITES IN CHILDREN.

Children love dogs, but there are precautionary measures to follow to prevent dog bites.

 In this free e book, learn all you need to know to keep children safe around dogs.

Complete care guide for dogs.

This is a complete guide on dog care, free download.

HOW TO BOOST FERTILITY IN MALE DOGS.

                  HOW TO BOOST FERTILITY IN MALE DOGS.

Research shows that herbs, vitamins, and minerals help dogs attain optimum fertility.

These are even more useful when administered during the breeding season, helping them in a myriad of ways.

1)Vitamin B6, B12, and Foliate are essential for male reproduction.


 2) Selenium and Vitamin A, C, and E along with antioxidants, play a role in repairing damage caused by aging.


 3) Vitamin D enhances sperm motility, studies reveal. It is more important for males kept inside the house.


 4)Zinc affects sperm formation immensely. Testosterone and sperm motility benefit too


. 5)Grape seed extract helps in protecting the cells and tissues of the testicle from free radicals. more

 The dog will be agile and very productive  if all these nutrients are incorporated in meals.

11 Tips to Increase Male Dog Fertility.

                          11 Tips to Increase Male Dog Fertility.

.Infertility and low-fertility affect dogs just like other mammalian species, including humans. For dog breeders, these become true worries when looking to breed them. While a few infertility problems are inherited, many just develop with age.


 Low infertility in dogs is due to several factors such as age, injuries, drugs, disease,( Brucella canis) physical defects, inability to ejaculate, degeneration of the testes, low sperm count, and congenital abnormalities.

                                   CAUSES OF INFERTILITY.

 1)Test Your Dog for Brucella Canis.    Brucella canis is a gram-negative bacterium that can be a reason for your dog’s infertility or low fertility. Brucella canis causes brucellosis in dogs and other canines.

The disease manifests as orchitis and epididymitis in male dogs, placentitis, endometritis and abortions in females. It can lead to infertility in both sexes. Other notable but less common symptoms include inflammation in the eyes and appendicular and axial skeleton. Brucella canis affects humans, too, but it is extremely rare.

 The symptoms of the disease vary significantly in both the canine genders. Males face infertility as their bodies produce antibody against the sperm. It may further manifest in the form of inflammation of the testes, which settles down gradually.  Females face abortion of developing fetuses

Evolution of pandemic coronavirus outlines path from animals to humans.

Evolution of pandemic coronavirus outlines path from animals to humans.The virus's ability to change makes it likely that new human coronaviruses will arise. A team of scientists studying the origin of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that has caused the COVID-19 pandemic, found that it was especially well-suited to jump from animals to humans by shapeshifting as it gained the ability to infect human cells. Conducting a genetic analysis, researchers from Duke University, Los Alamos National Laboratory, the University of Texas at El Paso and New York University confirmed that the closest relative of the virus was a coronavirus that infects bats. But that virus's ability to infect humans was gained through exchanging a critical gene fragment from a coronavirus that infects a scaly mammal called a pangolin, which made it possible for the virus to infect humans. The researchers report that this jump from species-to-species was the result of the virus's ability to bind to host cells through alterations in its genetic material. By analogy, it is as if the virus retooled the key that enables it to unlock a host cell's door -- in this case a human cell. In the case of SARS-CoV-2, the "key" is a spike protein found on the surface of the virus. Coronaviruses use this protein to attach to cells and infect them.