Cess Gamas

Cess is the Head of Content at K9 Web and a trusted expert in dog care, training, and behavior. With over 5 years of experience in the pet industry and a solid background in animal science, she combines deep knowledge with hands-on experience to deliver reliable, accurate, and practical advice for dog owners.

Her work is guided by a strong commitment to animal welfare and education. Outside of content writing, Cess actively supports her local community by volunteering at animal shelters and attending dog care events. Her goal is to help every dog owner build a happier, healthier life with their pets.

Types of Dachshunds: A Guide to the Different Doxie Varieties

Dachshunds, with their long bodies and short legs, are one of the most recognizable and beloved breeds worldwide. Originally bred in Germany for hunting, these small yet feisty dogs have won hearts for generations, thanks to their unique appearance, endearing personalities, and versatility. However, there’s more to Dachshunds than meets the eye; they come in …

When the term “Husky” is mentioned, many immediately think of the Siberian Husky, renowned for its striking looks and friendly disposition. It’s no surprise that this breed is one of the most popular among dog enthusiasts. However, did you know that there are 12 distinct types of huskies? From purebreds to hybrids and even wolf …

Imagine enjoying a quiet morning at home with your loyal Golden Retriever, its luxurious coat shimmering even as nature does its work. Golden Retrievers are famous for their beautiful, flowing coats—and with that beauty comes shedding. While shedding is a natural process for these dogs, understanding it and managing it effectively can make a world …

Blue Heelers, or Australian Cattle dogs, are energetic, intelligent, and hardworking dogs that require a diet rich in high-quality proteins and balanced nutrients to support their active lifestyles. Because these herding dogs burn energy quickly and maintain lean muscle mass, the right dog food can make all the difference in performance, recovery, and overall health. …

You may be wondering whether or not you should breed your dog. If you want to do it right, and get healthy and happy puppies, it is very expensive and a lot of work.