5 Reasons Sheltie Dogs Must Be Taken To The Vet
If you are a first time owner of sheltie dogs you may be wondering – how often should I take my pooch for vet visits? To be perfectly honest, there really isn’t a specific answer that can be given for this question. The reason being is that the number of times...
How To Keep Your Sheltie Fit And Healthy
Just like humans, your sheltie can become overweight and lethargic. An inactive lifestyle is very unhealthy and can have many negative effects on your dog’s physical and mental wellbeing. An obese dog is at a greater risk for skeletal stress, heart disease, cancer,...
Sheltie Grooming Coat Care
Sheltie grooming is one of the mandatory requirements of owning this breed because their long coats require regular maintenance in order to stay clean, shiny and free of mats. A shetland sheepdog that has an unhealthy coat full of dead hairs, dirt and knots will be...
Your Sheltie Puppy And Proper Feeding
A sheltie puppy requires a proper and nutritious diet to grow strong and healthy. Therefore, the type of food you feed your pup matters. Feeding an unbalanced diet can have a serious negative effect on your pup’s overall mental and physical growth and development....
Sheltie Puppies And How Worms Effect Them
Sheltie puppies are prone to worms, which is why it is imperative that they are provided with the proper inoculations and preventative medicines to deter the occurrence of these annoying and harmful parasites. Although the more common worms tend to only wreak havoc...
Sheltie Training…
