FAQ

Natural remedies for dog joint pain include supplements like glucosamine, chondroitin, green-lipped mussels, fish oil, turmeric, and MSM, as well as special diets rich in antioxidants and omega-3s. Herbal remedies and physical therapies such as hydrotherapy and massage may also help when used under veterinary guidance.

The Tibetan Mastiff holds the title as the #1 most expensive dog, with individual dogs selling for up to $2 million due to their rarity, size, and status symbol appeal.

Yes, the Mudi can be a good family dog for active households that provide early socialization, mental stimulation, and consistent training.

The #1 most expensive dog is the Tibetan Mastiff, which can sell for over $1.5 million due to its rarity, impressive size, and status symbol value in parts of Asia.

Yes, the Mudi can be a good family dog for active households, as it is loyal, intelligent, energetic, and forms strong bonds with its family when properly socialized.

The Tibetan Mastiff is widely regarded as the #1 most expensive dog breed, with individual dogs selling for up to $2 million.

Yes, the Mudi can be a good family dog for active households, as it is intelligent, loyal, and affectionate with proper socialization and training.

Mudi dogs often form close bonds with their owners and can be affectionate, but they are not typically lap dogs and prefer active engagement over cuddling.

The Mudi is believed to have originated from crosses between the Puli and Pumi breeds in Hungary before being recognized as a distinct breed in the early 20th century.

Mudi dogs are generally not aggressive, but without proper socialization they can be shy, nervous, or occasionally show dog-directed aggression.