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† ˈpost-bark Obs. [f. post n.2 + bark n.2] = packet-boat.1599 [see packet n. 1]. 1600 Mountjoy in Cal. Doc. rel. Irel. 423 We find great lack of a post-bark to pass to and fro between Lough Foyle and Dublin..we have adventured to erect a passage boat for that purpose, at the rate of 10l. per mensem,...
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Can Dogs Eat Blueberries? - BARK Post
Feb 22, 2022In short, yes, d ogs can eat blueberries. Blueberries are a healthy low calorie snack for dogs and are packed with antioxidants. Try freezing blueberries and plain yogurt together for a long lasting treat for your pup. It's common for dogs to want to eat practically everything in sight—kibble, treats, your dinner, you name it.
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Can Dogs Eat Avocados? - BARK Post
Mar 7, 2022Avocado pits are definitely the most dangerous part of the avocado for dogs. Pits are large and round—the perfect size and shape to cause an intestinal obstruction, which can result in a life-threatening emergency. If yours is an avocado-eating household, make sure to dispose of the pits somewhere your dog can't find them!
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Can Dogs Eat Almonds? - BARK Post
2. Almonds Are High In Fat. Almonds are fatty, which makes them a satisfying snack for humans, but it's a bit too much for dogs to eat without unpleasant side effects. Too much concentrated fat in a dog's diet can increase their risk of developing pancreatitis, a dangerous, possibly fatal disease that requires the expertise of your ...
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Can Dogs Eat Grapes? - BARK Post
Jan 13, 2022Dogs absolutely should not eat grapes. Why exactly? The science verdict is still out as to why grapes (and therefore raisins) are so toxic to our horizontal pals. It doesn't matter the breed, the size, male or female, young or old—all dogs can be affected. What is known, however, is that even just one grape can be fatal.
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Can Dogs Eat Cucumbers? - BARK Post
Feb 13, 2023How Much Cucumber Can My Dog Eat? When it comes to any type of dog treats, the general rule is to limit snacks to 10% of your dog's total daily calories. For example, if your dog eats 200 calories per day, you should only give them 20 calories in snacks per day (and therefore 180 calories of complete and balanced kibble per day). Keeping ...
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My Dog Ate A Tampon—What Do I Do? - BARK Post
Feb 15, 20222. Contact Your Vet If Your Dog Ate Something They Weren't Supposed To. Dogs eat weird things all the time and then poop them out, but that doesn't mean you should wait until your dog shows signs of illness. If you know your dog ate a tampon or other personal care product, call the animal hospital right away.
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Can Dogs See In The Dark? - BARK Post
May 23, 2022Dogs can see pretty well in the dark. Their eyes are stocked with light-sensitive rods and big pupils, which allow them to make out fuzzy images in darkness. While they can't see as well as cats, they still have us beat when it comes to night vision. Regardless, it might still be a good idea to keep a nightlight on for them instead of total ...
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Can Dogs Eat Popcorn? Yes And No. - BARK Post
Mar 7, 2022Is Popcorn OK For Dogs? It's complicated. Yes and no. YES: Plain, air-popped popcorn WITHOUT butter or salt, served sparingly as a treat. NO: Buttered popcorn, salted popcorn, kettle corn, caramel corn (the popcorn you actually like). Popcorn is high in fiber and contains multiple minerals such as magnesium, manganese, and zinc, but that ...
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Can Dogs Eat Chicken Bones? | BARK Post
Nov 14, 2022It is not recommended to give your dog chicken bones as a treat, or really any animal bone. Cooked bones, especially chicken bones, can easily shatter and injure your dog's mouth, esophagus, or intestines. Raw bones are slightly tougher, but come with the added risk of food borne pathogens and gastrointestinal obsctruction.
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Why Do Dogs Bark At Strangers? - BARK Post
Barking is a primary method of communication for dogs. When your dog is barking at a stranger it could be because their territorial instincts are kicking in. Outside of the home, your dog might engage in "alarm barking", calling attention to things that scare or make them nervous. Finally, your dog might simply be saying hello, but maybe a ...
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Why Do Dogs Sneeze When They Play? - BARK Post
According to dog behaviorist and trainer Katherine Smith, the sneeze is a dog's signal to the other dog that a rowdy dance/fight play sesh is strictly play - so both dogs know it's all in good fun. The sneeze is a mark of when your dog "is really loving what you're doing.". So our pups have found a weird new way to say, "maybe it ...
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Why Does My Dog Lick Me? | BARK - BARK Post
Licking has a positive, nurturing association to your dog because they learned it from their mama. You've encourage licking through positive reinforcement and encouragement. It might be a gesture of submission. Licking releases endorphins which means dog gets a feeling of comfort and pleasure from the action.
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When Should I Give My Dog Benadryl? - BARK Post
Jan 10, 2023The standard dosage guidelines are 1 mg of Benadryl per pound of body weight two to three times per day. So, if your dog weighs 25 lbs, you can give them a 25 mg dose of Benadryl for dogs every eight to 12 hours. However, we cannot stress enough: talk to your vet first before giving your dog any medication!
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Wolves vs. Dogs: 13 Facts About Wolves & Dogs To Blow Your Mind - BARK Post
Feb 9, 20221. Dogs And Wolves Split Thousands Of Years Ago. The two species split from a common ancestor between 15,000-40,000 years ago. 2 Although some dogs, like huskies and malamutes, may look like they'd be more closely related to wolves than other breeds of domestic dogs, they actually have more in common with their boxer and pug friends at the dog park than they do with gray wolves, genetically ...
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