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31 July, 2010

Toxic Foods for Your Dog

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Toxic Foods for Your Dog

If you are a responsible dog owner then you should consider that your dog may dislike certain food types and he might be vulnerable to developing some allergies from these toxic foods. The health and safety of your canine companion should be a priority for you. A dog will need to receive a daily dose of nutrients which will give him the necessary energy to play, keep the…

Labrador retriever

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More than Common: The Labrador retriever

The Labrador retriever was created in the 1800 by fishermen crossbreeding the St. John Dogs with other breeds to create the perfect swimming dog. Used as hunting dogs because of their webbed feet that help them swim and keen ability to capture prey, this breed was established as its own breed in 1917. The breed seen today is close related to the Labrado…

30 July, 2010

General Tips for The New Dog Owner

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New Dog Owner Tips and Tricks

Adding a new family member changes the lives of the entire household. Many families seeking to add a new pet to their home consider their lifestyle, finances, and other household members before making this major decision. A pet should always be considered as a new family member due to the amount of love, joy and innocence that is portrayed by the pet. New dog o…

Housetraining on the go (3)

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Housetraining for Trips (3)
When a pet does not want to relieve itself in a new environment, it can be problematic when you are traveling. Some of them may try to keep it in for as long as possible, rather than go when you stop at a motel, a rest stop or at a dog show on the weekend. The dog can suffer discomfort or create serious health issues.
If you teach your puppy to go with a verbal comman…

Oops! What To Do When Your Dog Stains The Carpet (2)

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Oops! What To Do When Your Dog Stains The Carpet (2)

It’s the dog’s scent that causes the dog or puppy to return to the same spot over and over again. This is why it’s important to clean it properly. The only way to completely eliminate the scent that draws the dog is to use an enzyme product.

An enzyme is great to use because it absorbs, kills, and completely eliminates the odor. Follow th…

29 July, 2010

Benefits of Dog Steps

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If you have a dog, small or large, chances are they like to jump on your favorite recliner, the sofa, or your bed at night. Dogs love sleeping on furniture, especially when it is yours or something you sit in often because it holds your scent more and of course, your dog wants to lay where your scent is to feel closer to you.

Five Common Skin Problems Affecting Your Pooch Part 2

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Five Common Skin Problems Affecting Your Pooch Part 2

Your favorite canine companion can suffer from a variety of skin problems. Most are easily treated. Some are difficult to cure. In the previous article we looked at 3 specific types of skin problems: atropic allergies, fleas and ticks and bacterial and yeast infections. In this article we will examine ear infections and mites.

Ear Infec…

Elevated Dog Feeders Are Healthier for Your Dog

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None of us want to eat off the floor. Did you ever think that your dog may
prefer to eat with their food a bit higher? It’s possible that you will find it
an easier job for both you and your best friend.

Using Pet Steps for Exercise

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You may have seen the dog steps that help pets climb on various furniture
such as the sofa or your bed, perhaps you even have one. What many people do
not realize is the pet steps can make great exercise uses…

28 July, 2010

Raised Dog Feeders Slow Down Eating

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One of the big advantages to an elevated dog feeder is the fact that it will slow down eating. Large dogs especially, need to take it easy at meal time. Bloat is a potentially life threatening ailment and you can help avoid it by slowing down the dogs eating habits. Not always easy, granted, but it is possible.

27 July, 2010

Some People Shouldn’t Own a Dog or Other Pet

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Some People Shouldn’t Own a Dog or Other Pet

Taking responsibility for another life, whether it is a human or a pet is a big task that should not be taken lightly. Pet owners realize the seriousness of this decision and often count their pets as their family members because of the emotional bond they create with this pet. Some individuals are not stable to own a pet or care for another life…

Tips for Caring for Dogs with Arthritis

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Family Pet Health Issues: Caring for a Dog with Arthritis

Our canine companions often suffer from the same health deficiencies humans suffer from with old age. The progression of the years often causes extensive damage to the joints and bones resulting in the condition called arthritis. Many pet owners believe this condition is gradual yet it is a long standing fact that arthritis can be detect…

Understanding Diabetes in Dogs

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Understanding Diabetes in Dogs

Diabetes can affect the lifestyle of any human or pet that has contracted this disease. Often pet owners are receiving the information and preventative steps for diabetes care for their canine family friend when they are young adults or full grown dogs. Pet owners have the ability to combat this disease for their pet and themselves by providing a healthy diet or in…

25 July, 2010

House Dangers and Ways to Protect Your Dog

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House Dangers and Ways to Protect Your Dog
Dogs are omnivorous and they can eat almost anything laid in front of them. They are known to be a scavenger and it is incurable. For these reasons, you need to make sure that your pet will be safe from any harm and harmful substances that might cause toxicity to them. Being a dog owner, it is your responsibility to know that chocolate is bad for your do…

General Dog Grooming

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Grooming Tips For Your Family Pet

General dog grooming is essential to the good health and well-being of your dog. General dog grooming involves regularly combing and brushing the coat and fur of your dog. It also involves bathing your dog, trimming its nails as well as checking and taking care of its eyes, ears and mouth. If you take the time to train a dog while it is young for dog grooming, t…

THE IMPORTANCE OF PLAYING WITH YOUR DOG

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THE IMPORTANCE OF PLAYING WITH YOUR DOG
Your dog seeks constant attention to ensure the owner can keep up and has a love for them. Many breeds have a naturally high level of energy that requires the owner to take the dog for long walks, strenuous activities or seek other methods to burn this energy. The breed of your dog can determine the amount of energy your dog may have and the temperament of …

23 July, 2010

Chihuahua – The Small Breed by Nature

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The Big Personality of the Small Chihuahua

The Chihuahua is a popular dog in the toy breed category that has a mysterious place of organ. It is thought the Chihuahua was owned by the Aztecs in the fifth century A.D. often because they were found in the ruins of the palace of Emperor Montezuma in 1850. This breed is known to have come from Mexico and was first shown in the United States in 1890 b…

Bichon Frise – A Small Curly Dog

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Bichon Frise – The Curiously Curly Breed

King Henry III favored the majesty of the Bichon Frise breed before the AKC recognized this breed as in the Non-Sporting Group in 1972. The Bichon Frise’s actually comes from the Mediterranean when the Barbet breed was mixed with a white lap dog smaller in size. Often this breed is known for its great companionship and loyalty.
Many owners of the Bic…

Basset Hound – History and Breed Characteristics

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Decoding the Basset Hound

The Basset Hound has been around since the 1500’s and is still regarded as of the best if not the last of the historic scent dogs. The larger bodied Basset hounds received their size after being bred with Bloodhounds. This breed is known for its hunting abilities, pristine sense of smell, and endurance.
These hounds from Ardennes came to Britain during 1066 and were …

GETTING RID OF FLEAS

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GETTING RID OF FLEAS

It is an undeniable fact that your dogs are prone to getting fleas at one time as he often goes out of the house to play or go to the bathroom. These fleas can reside out in the yard and would love to jump on your dogs and live on them once they get a chance.

Fleas multiply really fast and when your dog gets fleas, there is a big possibility of your house getting infested…

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