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[26 Nov 2008 | No Comment | ]

Bruce and his family enjoyed Matt, their yellow Labrador, but they sometimes had a problem when the kids would play in the backyard with the dog. Matt would frequently knock them down and when Bruce would play with them the dog would try to mount him. At times if Bruce scolds his children to reprimand them, Matt would get distress and start growling. Bruce tried spanking Matt or tapping him on his nose, but nothing seemed to be curbing the dog’s aggression.

Pet Nutrition »

[25 Nov 2008 | No Comment | ]

What you don’t know could turn out to be bad for your dog! While most of us don’t pay a lot of attention to what we’re feeding out pets, we really shouldn’t be trusting manufacturers to label things accurately and follow regulations. There aren’t actually very many rules about what can be used in dog food, and what you don’t know could make your dog very sick.

Pet Nutrition »

[23 Nov 2008 | 2 Comments | ]

We have all done it. Our cute, little furry friend is practically smiling at us from beneath the kitchen table. Their ears are perked and their tail is wagging. We know what our dog wants. Just a teeny tidbit from dinner would be fabulous, right? What could it hurt? It is just a bite or two after all.

Dogs »

[22 Nov 2008 | One Comment | ]

When choosing a dog breed it is important to first look at your lifestyle and then at what type of dog breed fits that lifestyle. You need to be able to determine how much time a day you can devote to your dog including puppy training, socializing, classes and other activities. Puppies take up a lot of time that you may not have available.

Dogs »

[21 Nov 2008 | One Comment | ]

A joyful pup and its mistress once passed me on their walk in the park. The joy in the puppy’s half step half hop was quite evident. To it, every moving blade of grass was an investigative sherlock holmes mystery to be unraveled.

Dog Training »

[20 Nov 2008 | One Comment | ]

As well as you teaching your dog to obey you through the use of verbal commands, you can also teach them to obey you when you only use hand signals instead. When it does come to you teaching your dog about such commands you will need to use them in conjunction with verbal commands in the beginning. In this article, we look at one of the ways in which dog training hand commands can be accomplished.

Dogs »

[18 Nov 2008 | No Comment | ]

Do not worry if you have never massaged a pet in your life. There are pet massage training centers that give you step-by-step lessons on how to massage a pet. These dog massage courses also give you an edge as far as dealing with vets and dog massage customers is concerned.

Dog Training »

[17 Nov 2008 | No Comment | ]

The ideas on this subject vary greatly. Some think doggies are doggies and being so should be free to express themselves. If this means they need to dig, so be it. Other believe a dog must be taught there are appropriate places for him to be and digging in their garden is not one of them.

Dogs »

[16 Nov 2008 | No Comment | ]

There’s nothing worse than having to watch your pooch suffer from arthritis pain. You can tell by the look in their eye they hurt. Chances are you desperately want to do something to ease their misery. The good news is there are things you can do to slow down the progression of this painful disease, or perhaps prevent it from ever happening at all!

Pet Nutrition »

[15 Nov 2008 | No Comment | ]

If you are a computer guru, you may remember the term GIGO. This term stands for Garbage In. Garbage Out. Indeed, what does this have to do with your dogs diet? Well, your dog may be no walking, wagging, and barking computer, but he or she works in the same way. What food goes into your pet will eventually come out in the end.