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Hi I’m Jeremy, the founder and chief editor here at Pet Educate.
My mission is simple – to help you take the best care of your pet.
In order to do so, I have pulled together an experienced team of pet owners, enthusiasts and accredited veterinarians (with over 250 years of pet ownership knowledge and experience between us).
Here, I/we share our knowledge, expertise and experience, along with the important insights we acquire from the latest studies and research in the pet care industry.
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We strive to offer the most accurate, detailed, and thoroughly researched pet articles online.

Our writing team spends a significant amount of their time researching.
We only cite the most credible sources, seeking the most established and trusted publications, veterinarians, and animal behavioral specialists in the industry.

The writing process is focused on providing clear and concise answers with easily actionable advice and suggestions.
Articles are formatted to help you find more than you thought you were looking for.

Every article is edited as and when needed to ensure the highest quality.
Facts are checked and content is improved where necessary.

A final review is followed by article publication.
From there, articles are routinely revisited, updated, and kept current with the latest research and expert recommendations.
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Latest Articles
- Do Poodles Smell? [Does This Breed Smell Doggy Naturally?]Poodles make excellent pets; they are peaceful in temperament and accepting of others while being very intelligent, faithful, and trainable. It must be stated that this is not a low-maintenance breed; they have high grooming requirements and owners do need to routinely care for their …
- Do Papillons Shed? [Are They A Hypoallergenic Breed?]If you are looking at the Papillon breed, then you will naturally want to know whether they shed. Maybe you have lots of carpeting or a family member who has allergies. Either way the question remains the same. So, do Papillons shed? Papillons do shed, …
- How Big Do Great Pyrenees Get? [Average Height, Weight & Size]Any dog with the word ‘Great’ in the name naturally results in questions about their size. But how large does the Great Pyrenees really get and what factors can contribute to their full-grown size? I spent some time researching the breed standard and analyzing the …
- Do Beagles Smell? [Does This Breed Smell Doggy Naturally?]Beagles are notorious for their deep, soulful eyes, convenient size, and short brown, black and white coats. But one question that often gets asked is if this breed smells? Do they carry that ‘doggy odor’, or are they more likely to stink offensively? Here is …
- Do Pit Bulls Jaws Lock? [A Review Of This Persistent Rumor]Most people are aware of the Pit Bull breed. When it comes to discussing dogs, there are few more notorious. They are often at the center of disputes and portrayed negatively in the media. While the topic of biting and jaw locking is infamous with …
- Are Great Pyrenees Good With Kids? [Is This Breed Safe?]The Great Pyrenees is a beautiful breed, originally bred as a guard and working dog over 10,000 years ago. They are classified as a giant breed, ranging from 25 inches to 32 inches in height and 36-54 kg in weight (with the males being on …
- Are Great Pyrenees Aggressive? [Breed Temperament Guide]The Great Pyrenees is one of the largest sized dogs, reaching up to 32 inches (82 cm) in height and weighing up to 54 kg. You can easily see why ‘Great’ is in the breeds name. It is therefore important to find out the typical …
- Can Turtles Eat Eggs? [Considerations For Turtle Owners]If you own a pet turtle, it is only natural to question what they can and cannot eat. Especially when you consider the number of different species and their own dietary needs and requirements. But what about eggs? Are these safe, or even healthy to …
- Can Great Pyrenees Swim? [Are They Safe In The Water?]Any dog with the word ‘Great’ in the name is going to be a very large breed of dog. Naturally, it leads to questions about what they can and cannot do, given their sheer size. But what about water and more specifically swimming? Is this …
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