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If you’ve ever joked that trash pandas are neighborhood pets, some scientists are quietly nodding along.

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Veterinarians diagnose around 100,000 dogs each year with Cushing’s disease. Medical treatments are available, but accurate diagnosis is essential.

Cushing's disease

A heart murmur is an abnormality caused by atypical pumping of the heart. Treatment depends on the cause, and the dog's health, age, and breed.

First&#x2d;time cat owners might be surprised when their female cat exhibits odd behaviors related to estrus, the feline fertile period also known as heat.

Cats

The Mini Australian Shepherd’s stamina and agility, easy trainability, and intelligence make it an excellent companion.

The Wheaten Terrier is a friendly, outgoing, and happy dog that enjoys human company. With proper training, they make excellent pets.

Cairn terriers are a popular breed; their intelligence and easiness to train make them a great choice for family pets, not to mention Hollywood starlets.

The King Charles Spaniel is a popular pedigree dog who makes an affectionate and friendly family member.

Teacup Pomeranians are playful, cuddly, and friendly. They have lots of energy and can be stubborn, but they are quite easy to train.

Perhaps contrary to their fierce reputation, as naturally protective dogs, Dobermans make loving family pets who are extremely loyal to their owners.

The Irish wolfhound is known to be a highly affectionate, gentle giant. These sensitive canines thrive when they can be close to their human family.

The Catahoula is a medium&#x2d;large working dog from the United States. They are powerful and tough, agile, and possess a positive attitude towards work.

The English springer spaniel was first bred in the mid&#x2d;19th century and remains a popular family dog today for its intelligence and energy.

The Brittany spaniel has existed since the 17th century and tends to be happy and gentle, making it a good fit for families with older children.

Originally bred in the mountains of Germany, the giant schnauzer has been delighting adults and children alike known for its intelligence and loyalty.

The Rottweiler is a large pedigree dog that can be both a pet and a working dog. Rottweilers are very intelligent, powerful, and need plenty of exercise.

Dogs

Everything You Need to Know About Mini Aussie Dogs

A Guide to the Wheaten Terrier

What You Need To Know About Cairn Terriers

All About The King Charles Spaniel

Teacup Pomeranian: The World's Cutest Dog

A Guide to Doberman Pinschers

Are Raccoons Really Becoming America’s Next Pet?

What Is Cushing's Disease in Dogs?

Understanding Heart Murmurs in Dogs

Everything You Need to Know About Cats in Heat