How can you tell if your dog is overweight—or, on the contrary, lacking body reserves? Some dogs are very food-motivated and will quickly let you know if you forget a meal. Others are less interested in food and may easily skip feeding time. Monitoring a dog’s weight can therefore feel like a real challenge, even though it is essential for their energy levels and overall health, particularly for their joints. Here are a few key indicators and practical tips to help you keep track of your dog’s weight and maintain a healthy balance.

Dysplasia is a common joint disease, especially in large breeds. It results from abnormal development of the joint—most often the hip, and sometimes the elbows.

Engaging in physical and/or mental activities with your dog is always a good idea! Your companion needs them for overall balance at any age. However, activities must be adapted to the dog’s age and physical condition.

Choosing the right harness shouldn’t be a headache. First, what will it be used for? What should you consider?

When welcoming a new companion into your home, it is essential to acquire a collar and/or a harness in order to keep your dog on a leash and begin their learning and training process.