Puppy Teething Resources

Puppy teething, which begins around 13 weeks of age, is a trying time for both the owner and your puppy. Puppies feel terrible during this phase, their gums hurt as they cut new teeth, and the jaw is inflamed. Owners must remain vigilant during this phase as well, or many treasured possessions will end their useful existence. Checkout these resources to help you find health chewing outlets for your new companion and learn more about maintaining healthy dog teeth.

10 Puppy Teething Survival Tips!

Everything you ever wanted to know about puppy teething, how long teething last, why dogs chew and the best teething aids.

How to Easily Determine Dog Age By His Teeth

Amaze your friends and family with your ability to tell a dog's age simply by looking at the wear patterns on his teeth. Illustrated.

10 Best Puppy Chew Toys!

Health and Safe dog chews and toys designed just for puppies. Many made in the USA!

5 Best Chew Toys for Labs

Essentials for teething retriever puppies. These tough toys will last into their adult years!

70 Unique Names for Dogs From Mythology and Folklore

Mythology offers many meaningful name ideas for man's best friend. The names of gods, goddesses, heroes and monsters can imbue your dog's name with magical powers and mystical abilities that allow them to anticipate your will. Choose your mythological dog name wisely, for some names may become a self-fulfilling prophecy! These names have been selected as some of the more meaningful and unusual names from mythology along with their stories. Feel free to recommend your favorite names from mythology in the comments section below. We always love new suggestions. Name Categories: Names for Female Dogs from Greek Mythology Names for Males Dogs from Greek Mythology Badass Big Dog Names from Folklore and Diverse Mythologies Names for Dogs from Norse Mythology Lyrical, Mystical and Mythical Names for Dogs Nike - Winged Goddess of Victory Photo Credit By Jörg Bittner Unna Greek Goddess Names for Female Dogs Circe - Daught...

99 Names for Female Border Collies | Scottish, Irish and Welsh Dog Names

The superstar of the herding group, the border collie is keenly alert to every opportunity, at work and at play. Their intense expression is an extension of their ability to move and work stock by using their "eye." A natural gathering dog, the border collie assumes a predatory stance, the signature crouch, and stares down the stock. She is then able to guide the stock from one pasture to another or round them up, and shed individual sheep for shearing or vaccinations. These energetic dogs need exercise and a job to do. However, that job may be something as simple as a bone or chew toy. They are very people oriented, and like to check-in with their people whether they are hard at work or play. The are sensitive dogs that respond quickly to praise or light scolding. Too heavy of a hand or voice can easily crush their spirit. Traditional Border Collie Names for Females Scanning the International Sheepdog Society's (ISDS) database of over 300,000 entries in t...

250 Rich Dog Names and Cat Calls

Famous Tycoons Make Rich Names for Dogs For many of these illustrious tycoons, just the mention of their last name brings instant recognition of untold wealth and fortunes that changed the course of a nation. If you would like to pal around with a mogul mutt or purebred prince, consider one of these rich dog names for your best friend. Bezos, Jeff Branson, Richard Buffett, Warren Carnegie, Andrew Croesus Gates, Bill Gould, Jay Green, Hetty Hilton, Conrad Hughes, Howard Hutton, Barbara Jobs, Steve Kennedy, Joe Midas Morgan, J.P. Musk, Elon Reeve Onassis, Aristotle Oprah Rockafella, John D. Rothschild Soros Pickens, T. Boone Tesla Tudor Vanderbilt, Commodore Windsor Pet Names From Slang for Rich and Riches When considering opulent names for cats and dogs, chose those that evoke images of the landed gentry of the baroque era. These synonyms for the splendor of the rich as well as their riches make excellent dog names. Kitties wil...

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