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The Herding Group

The Herding group is a new addition to the world of dog shows. It was recently established in American and Canadian Kennel Clubs The group was defined in 1983. The breeds that make up the Herding group were taken from the Working group. When researching records from the kennel clubs you will not find the Herding group.

The new group was arranged because of the history of ce…

Take It Inside – Indoor Fun For Your Dog Part 2

No matter what the weather is outside, you can always find something to do inside. You can play with your puppy or dog. You can also work on improving his or her skills. You can play indoors with your dog, have fun, but still have a purpose in mind.

Playing Indoors With A Purpose

If you wish, you can play indoors with a specific purpose in…

Dog Collars and Leashes

Every dog owner must have a dog collar and leash for they treasured companion. With the huge pet supply market available today, there are dog collars and leashes ranging from very inconspicuous, plain ones to absolutely gorgeous, extravagant ones that make people stare. Because we love our treasured pets so much, we want to give them the best that we can afford. We …

The Pros and Cons of Dog Breeding

The decision to breed your female dog is an important decision and one that should be taken very seriously. Some important considerations for the process, include finding the ideal mate for your female dog and the handling the possible health issues that may manifest during your dog’s pregnancy, after giving birth and thereafter.

If you are considering b…

Moving Home With A Dog

Moving is a stressful event. You run around. You check things twice. You pack and you pack and then you pack some more. You have to take care of all sorts of details if you want to ensure the move goes off on time and, hopefully, smoothly. In all the turmoil and hustle-bustle, do not forget the needs of your pets. It is too easy to get caught up in our own concerns, ig…

Complete Puppy Care 6 – The Necessity Of Regular Grooming

While not always as critical a problem as housebreaking, grooming is quite often another area that is sadly neglected or badly handled. A young dog should be groomed thoroughly on a regular basis. Thorough grooming means brushing and combing out all mats and tangles, looking for external parasites, cleaning ears, and cutting the pupp…

Emergency Life Saving Techniques May Save Your Dog. Part 1

In the face of an emergency, being prepared for the worst will help you though. No dog owner should ever face any of these emergencies but that is why they are called accidents. These tips should help you and your dog survive certain traumas.

You must stay calm in the face of any emergency. If you become hysterical your pet will also….

Take It Inside – Indoor Fun For Your Dog Part 1

In the Land of Dog, the sun shines every day. The rabbits and other fun creatures and objects bound an roll and appear whenever and wherever the canine wants them to. The temperature is always just right for all types of doggy fun. In the real world, there are days when sunshine is simply a memory. The rain pours down. There is not a cloud in th…

Preparing Your Dog For The First Competition

Planning to enter your puppy or dog in a competition of any kind is a bit nerve wracking, especially if you have not competed before. A great idea is to plan to attend several events prior to your competition and talk to some of the handlers, trainers and owners that are at the event and are showing dogs in the same type of competition that you are…

Housetraining Your New Puppy

Housetraining is the most common problem for dog owners. If left unsupervised, a puppy may never figure out what housetraining is all about. And if over-supervised and harassed, he may become fearful and overanxious.

A happy medium does exist, but many pet owners have trouble making the commitment to methods established by professional dog trainers. In the lo…

Readying Your Home for Your New Dog – Food, Toys and Grooming Tools

Some time before you bring home your new pet, you will need to purchase several essential items. Be sure to get the basics. You can always go back later for necessary items. The requirements do include bedding and a crate. You also need a leash and collar. A cleaner to remove any evidence of dog accidents is also necessary. I…

Buyer Beware – Choosing a Breeder

If you are in the market for a dog. You may have your heart set on a specific purebred. The common advice to getting a healthy registered purebred dog is buying from a breeder.

A breeder is a good idea! But which breeder do you choose? Not all breeders are honest. Having no oversight over the practice of breeding dogs means you have to make a good choice. T…

Doggone Ready – So you want a dog

You, your child, your partner or anyone on the planet, decides they want a dog. They cannot continue their existence without having one. The question is not whether they can buy one. The query here is whether they are ready for one. Before you go out to buy a single doggy necessity, you need to consider the following questions. Be truthful in answering them. …

Five Common Skin Problems Affecting Your Dog Part 2

Your dog can suffer from many skin problems. Most problems are easily cured but some can pose a problem. In the previous article we discussed 3 kinds of skin issues; atropic allergies; fleas and ticks; and bacterial and yeast infections. In this article ear infections and mites will be explained

Ear Infections

Ear infections may not seem …

Five Common Skin Problems Affecting Your Dog Part 1

Dog’s skin can be as sensitive as human’s skin. Dogs can suffer from rashes, itches and burns. If you want to maintain your dogs health you must pay attention to what’s under their coats. You must look out for these 5 common skin problems.

Atopic Allergies

This skin problem is the most seen by vest. It is the number one skin disease affec…