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Getting A Puppy Home

March 5, 2009 by Richard Cross · Leave a Comment 

Those first few days of getting a puppy can be a wonderful time. You feel excited everytime you walk in the house because you get to see your wonerful new dog, and the fun really begins when you start training. Howeer this can be a stressful time for a dog as it is taken away from its mother and siblings and thrust into a new unkown world with people it doesn’t yet know.

When you begin training, dog training aids are a great way to get started. Crates are a fantastic way to allow your dog to feel safe, and although it may seem like a cage to us, to a dog it actually makes them feel more secure. A crate is one training aid you won’t want to be without.

The other aid you wont want to be without is treats. Find out what your puppy loves best, and then give it to him for doing good things! Nothing is more effective.

Most of all enjoy it – these first few months a magical time and allow you to buuild a lifelong bond with your dog.

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Dog Allergy Symptoms And Relief

November 17, 2008 by Richard Cross · Leave a Comment 

An allergy can be harmless or it can be fatal.  Given the varied nature of this medical condition, prompt and proper treatment is always advisable when dealing with the same.  When such allergies affect our dogs, the same prudence and care should likewise be observed, and foremost of these steps is knowing the different kinds of dog allergy symptoms. Read more

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Curing Dog Breath

November 9, 2008 by Richard Cross · Leave a Comment 

An unfortunate consequence of having a dog around the house is the array of smells that tends to go with it. Of course the benefits of having a dog far outweight these minor problems! If your dog has bad breath though there is often something you can do about it. Your family might thank you! The causes of dog breath can become dangerous if left untreated so you’ll also be doing your dog a favour.

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What Are The Best Dogs With Children?

November 9, 2008 by Richard Cross · Leave a Comment 

Dogs make fantastic family pets, but it’s important to remember that they are not all are suitable for young children. While there are many factors that decide how a dog interacts with children the breed plays a major role and it’s important to pick the right one for your family. There are many breeds of dogs that are great with children though, so you’ll still have plenty of options when it comes to finding the best dog for your family. Read more

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How To Deal With A Constipated Puppy

November 9, 2008 by Richard Cross · Leave a Comment 

Dog poop is every owners nightmare. Finding poop in places where they shouldn’t be can be very frustrating for any dog owner, especially if a lot of effort has already been exerted in potty training. Read more

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Top 3 Symptoms Of Pain And Illness In Dogs

November 7, 2008 by Richard Cross · Leave a Comment 

As a dog owner not only are you’re responsible for the general care and wellbeing of your dog but also for its health. Dogs can’t tell you verbally when they are ill, so it is down to you to recognise the signs and symptoms of dog illness. Luckily these signs are often obvious if you know what you’re looking for! Here are the top three symptoms of pain and illness in dogs. Read more

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Canine Ticks – What Every Dog Owner Should Know

November 6, 2008 by Richard Cross · Leave a Comment 

Run your hand across your dog’s body. Try to feel the surface beneath his fur. Run your hand slowly. Try searching for small lumps the size of a large mole. Find anything? Chances are, they’re large, bloodsucking canine ticks that may have leached a lot of blood and nutrients from your beloved pet. Read more

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Police Dog Training 101

November 6, 2008 by Richard Cross · Leave a Comment 

Police dogs are more than just novelty acts.  They’re not just some PR stunt pulled off by particular law enforcement divisions.  They are more than just mere tricks to make the police department look “cute.”  Police dogs perform very serious functions, and police dog training is a very serious business. Read more

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How To Prevent Your Dog Being Aggressive Towards Other Dogs

November 5, 2008 by Richard Cross · Leave a Comment 

How aggressive your dog is towards others can depend on many things including breed, situation and upbringing. It’s always important to remember that while dogs are domesticated they were originally pack animals and as such there is always a chance of confrontation between them. Because of this, as a dog owner it is vital you know how to handle such situations should they ever arise. Read more

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Symptoms Of Dog Poisoning

November 5, 2008 by Richard Cross · Leave a Comment 

All dog owners have seen at one time or another their dog eat or drink something they would rather they hadn’t! Whether it be an unattended dinner or something in a field, it’s an unfortunate fact that dogs can eat things that are potentially poisonous. The most important thing is to notice when your dog may be poisoned – even if you didn’t see it eat the poisonous substance – and then take the necessary actions to make sure your dog returns to full health. Read more

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