As Halloween draws near, the excitement in the air brings costumes, decorations, and some longstanding myths about our canine companions. While many superstitions are harmless, they can lead to misunderstandings about our dogs. In this post, we'll unpack common spooky dog myths, back them up with facts, and explore how to help anxious or shy pups adjust to the festivities. A calm black dog enjoying a peaceful moment at home Myth 1: Black Dogs Are Unlucky One of the most persi

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