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11/08/2026

Can dogs eat honey? Yes — in tiny amounts, once or twice a week. Honey is non-toxic and full of natural goodness, but it is still liquid sugar, so too much can mean weight gain, upset tummies and dental trouble. And one rule is absolute: raw honey must never be given to puppies under one year old, or to dogs with a weak immune system, because of botulism spores. When in doubt, ask your vet first.

Have you ever shared a taste of honey with your dog?

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11/08/2026

Could your dog become a therapy dog? It starts with the right temperament, a calm and friendly nature, and a step-by-step journey — from basic obedience and the Canine Good Citizen test to a real in-person evaluation and supervised visits. One important thing to remember: a certificate earned online alone, without live testing, is not accepted by care facilities.

Do you think your dog has what it takes to brighten someone's day? Tell us in the comments. 🐾

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11/07/2026

On the morning of 19 August 1960, two small Moscow stray dogs were strapped inside a capsule and launched into orbit — Belka and Strelka circled the Earth 17 times aboard Korabl-Sputnik 2 and came safely home, the first living beings ever to return from space. Their flight proved that living creatures could survive orbit and come back — and Strelka's puppy Pushinka later crossed the ocean to the White House. Not every space dog came home, and their story reminds us that courage often came at a cost. Did you know two little strays made history before any human? 🐾

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11/07/2026

In the summer of 1961, at the height of the Cold War, a small white puppy arrived at the White House carrying a pedigree no other dog in American history could claim. Her mother had orbited the Earth. Her father was an ordinary Moscow dog. And the man who sent her across the Iron Curtain was the leader of the Soviet Union himself. Before Pushinka was allowed to play on the South Lawn, she was taken to a military hospital and examined by the CIA — X-rayed, screened and inspected — because in Washington, even a puppy could be suspected of being a spy. She passed her security clearance, of course. There was no trick. There was only a dog. Two years later she gave birth to four puppies President Kennedy jokingly called the 'pupniks'.

Do you think a dog can open doors that diplomacy cannot? Tell us your favourite true dog story!

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11/07/2026

Your dog has been watching you all day. He knows when you reach for your shoes that a walk is coming, and when you come home, that wild, whole-body greeting is not random excitement — it is a creature who has been reading you, in her own way, for hours. In Inside of a Dog, scientist Alexandra Horowitz asks a simple, quietly radical question: what is it like to be the animal doing all that watching? With roughly 300 million scent receptors to our 6 million, your dog does not just smell more strongly than you — he smells in a different dimension. Sniffing is not a dog wasting time on a walk; it is a dog reading the news. So let them sniff a little longer — and stop assuming your world is the only world in the house.

Have you ever wondered what the world smells like through your dog's nose?

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11/06/2026

In the early hours of May 2, 2011, a Belgian Malinois in a Kevlar vest sat calmly between his handler's legs as their helicopter came down hard inside a compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan. His name was Cairo — and he was the only member of the SEAL team whose name the world would ever learn. Shot twice in Afghanistan and back on duty within weeks, Cairo went on to fly into the most famous raid in modern history. And when the guns fell silent, he saved his handler's life a second time — at home, in peacetime, simply by being there.

Which dog in your life has been your greatest comfort when times were hard? Share their story with us! 🐾

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11/06/2026

Intestinal worms are one of the most common health problems in dogs — and they often go unnoticed, because many dogs show few signs at first. Watch for diarrhoea, unexplained weight loss, vomiting, lethargy, scooting, or a pot-bellied look, especially in puppies. If you notice any of these, see your vet promptly and bring a fresh stool sample — early checks make all the difference.

Have you ever had a scare with your dog's health that turned out fine after a vet visit?

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11/06/2026

Does your dog limp after a walk or struggle to get up? Hip dysplasia often starts quietly — a limp after exercise, a bunny-hop gait, or hesitating at the stairs — but spotting it early can make a real difference. Have you noticed any of these signs in your dog? Tell us below — and if you see limping or stiffness, please talk to your veterinarian.
Learn more: https://dogcarestory.com/early-signs-of-hip-dysplasia-in-dogs/

11/06/2026

Obedience training and behavior training may sound alike, but they teach very different things. Obedience builds cue skills — sit, stay, come — through positive reinforcement. Behavior training goes deeper, helping a dog feel calm and confident through desensitisation and counter-conditioning, bringing them back to their 'green zone'. One teaches skills, the other shapes mindset — and most dogs need a little of both.

Which does your dog need more right now — new skills, or calmer confidence?

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11/05/2026

Because of Winn-Dixie begins with a scruffy stray dog crashing into a grocery store — and ends with a whole town brought together. Opal names him Winn-Dixie, and with his goofy smile and wagging tail, he helps her make friends, mend old hurts, and find a home in a new place. Kate DiCamillo's warm classic earned a Newbery Honor in 2001.

Has a dog ever helped you make a new friend or feel at home somewhere new? Share your story with us. 🐾

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