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Listen up, pet parents! Your home may have poisonous plants for dogs, and it's time you made some smart plant swaps to keep your pooch safe.

Yes, there's a reason why the dog is scratching up your lawn!

Say “POOP” oops… I mean “Cheese”

When it comes to intelligence, dogs are at the head of the class.

If you're a dog owner, you've probably noticed that your furry friend has a peculiar habit of spinning around a few times before settling down to do their business. But why do dogs do this? Is it just a random quirk or does it serve a purpose?

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Getting a new puppy is an exciting first step to a very happy life with man’s best friend. However, those first few weeks of dog ownership can be “ruff” as your dog gets acclimated with their new environment and you get used to a puppy’s needs and wants. As the pet waste management experts, DoodyCalls would like to share with you a few expert tips on how to house train your pup so that the transition can be a pleasant one for all parties involved.

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Whether you’re a plant connoisseur or just starting to build your garden, be aware that some plants aren’t your dog’s friend. Many shrubs, trees, and plants commonly found in your garden and home can be dangerous if your dog consumes them. Consuming toxic plants can cause mild to fatal symptoms in dogs. But you can be your pet’s protector! Here are the plants to know and the emergency planning you can do.