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  • Why Homemade Dog Food   By : Ashley Win
    Is homemade dog food something that you have considered for your dog? Maybe you are worried about the food that your dog eats and would like to have more control over your dog's diet. You may question some of the ingredients in your dog's commercially prepared food and wonder is your dog eating healthy food?
  • Adopting a Senior Golden Retriever   By : John Charles
    If you would really love to own a Golden Retriever but are hesitant about taking on a puppy, then adopting an older Golden may be the answer. These lovely dogs when they are mature settle in very easily to a new home and they do not need nearly as much attention as a puppy as they like to have some time to themselves. Regardless of their age you will find that your new friend very quickly becomes a welcome member of the family.
  • Asian Arowanas Breeding Venture - Know The Risk   By : Steven Yeoh
    In recent times, we see that many more individuals have expressed interest in wanting to go into the arowana breeding business. Here we mean the asian arowanas specifically, especially the gold (or cross backs), red and red tail golden (or RTGs) as they are the ones that fetch the highest prices in the market. There is a saying that as long as there are Asians (especially the Chinese), there will always be demands for this magnificent fish. This rise/surge in demand is more pronounced now wi
  • Discover The Easy Dog Training Method That Actually Works!   By : Sandy Kleiman
    Being able to train your dog on your own is one of the most rewarding experiences any dog owner can have. Not only will you get your dog to be the "good boy" (or girl) you want, but you will also strengthen the bond between you and your pooch.
  • Pet Insurance Can Reduce Stress if Your Pet Gets Sick   By : Geraldine Dimarco
    Surprisingly not many pet owners actually bother to organize vpi pet insurance or any other type of pet insurance. This could be considered odd when you think about how important health insurance is to people.
  • Bear Farming: How You Can Help Stop It   By : Rashel Dan
    Bear farming is one of the worst types of animal cruelty. It causes repeated agony, pain and suffering to bears. The bear farmers will say that it was all for the good: bear farms offer an abundant and renewable supply of bile for medicinal use and at the same time reduces pressure on wild bear populations. They argue that extracting bile from bears in captivity obviates the need to trap and kill wild bears, and thus contributes to their conservation. However, many people are becoming concer
  • Permanently Training Your Dog   By : Stuart M.Russell
    Having a dog can be one of the most rewarding experiences you can ever have. It can also be one of the most frustrating experiences of your life. That adorable bundle of love can easily develop plenty of bad habits if you indulge him too much. All aspects of the dog's life must be carefully planned beforehand, to establish sleeping, eating and play times etc.
  • The Amazing Maine Coon Cat   By : John Savage
    This beautiful cat which has a delightful bushy tail, and which is striped and with long fur, is in fact a domestic cat which is surprising considering how large it is. The Maine Coon is native to North America and furthermore is actually native to the state of Maine, where it has been made the State Cat.
  • Choosing The Right Dog Shampoo   By : Amy Nutt
    Just like the type of shampoo that people use can differ from person-to-person, the same applies to dogs. Why? Well, it is because dogs have different skin types just like human skin types differ from each other. Using the wrong shampoo can cause skin irritation and this can cause quite a bit of confusion when trying to find the right shampoo. And do not think that using a human shampoo on a dog is safe because human shampoo does not have the same acidic pH that a dog shampoo does. The dog can experience skin irritation because the human shampoo has a pH that is lower than what the dog's skin needs.
  • Feed Your Pet Healthy Food  By : Jolie Mitchel
    Animals can be so important to their owners. Some feel that their pets are like their children. Thus, when a pet gets sick, it’s a traumatic experience for the human as well as the animal.
  • The Wonderful World of Guinea Pigs   By : John Savage
    When was the last time you visited with a friend only to have their children frog march you out to the back yard to view their latest acquisition which you knew little about, their pet guinea pig?
  • Dog Care Products For Long Haired Dogs   By : Roberts
    Long haired dogs require individual care with regards to their coat. It is not only usual brushing that is needed but special dog care products focused on long haired dogs also. The dog care supplies for long haired dogs have been created and formulated to specifically care for dogs with long hair.
  • Dog Care Guidance For Older Dogs   By : Roberts
    We sometimes have little beliefs of our dog's life expectancy and as a result of this dog care advice for older dogs is often overlooked or neglected. Veterinary professionals actually have several sound dog care advice which may help your older dog cope with many diseases and advancing age. We should be aware that dog care advice differs from breed to breed and age of the dogs as well as special circumstances.
  • Dogs and Hip Dysplasia   By : Mike Roberts
    A fairly common degenerative disease in dogs, canine hip dysplasia, is often misunderstood. Many mistakenly think that the ailment is a form of arthritis, but that is simply not the case. Often, dogs that suffer from hip dysplasia will develop arthritis, but this condition is a result of hip dysplasia and not the disease itself.
  • Dog Care And Its Components   By : Roberts
    Dogs are man's best friend. Like children, dogs are to be taken cared for just like people are. It takes a lot of responsibility to take care of your pooch. The proper dog care must be applied to your pet so he or she remains to be healthy and free of any diseases. Dogs are loyal to their human counterpart. In return, we must provide them with the appropriate dog care essentials.
  • Foster Care for Dogs   By : Roberts
    When a national rescue society calls you for a support of an abandoned canine, consider yourself lucky to have found a new foster dog. Whether he looks like a gem or some normal dog, he is yours and yours alone for care. Like any other loving parent, you are now assigned to a special task ahead.
  • Searching for a Boarding Place for Dogs?   By : Roberts
    It is a common statement to say that you're leaving your dogs for the whole of summer on the purpose of spending your vacation, but it couldn't easily be accomplished in most times. A lot of cases happened when people tried to board their dogs for the mere purpose of vacation; and while they were out on a trip, they couldn't simply take their minds off the little pooch.
  • Why Bear Bile Farming Is Useless   By : Rashel Dan
    Bear bile farming is a reality today. Although it is unnecessary to bile a bear, it is still very much a common practice in some places today. It causes extreme pain to the bears. During the process, it can be observed that bears gnash their teeth, bite their cages, moan, and even chew their own paws because of the pain.
  • Stricter Punishment for Animal Cruelty   By : Rashel Dan
    Animal cruelty is a reality today. The sad thing about it is that not everyone is aware of it. Dog fighting, a common practice in some places is, for example is considered to be a felony in most countries. However, the punishment for such does not reflect that of a felony crime. As a result, there will always be people who will continue to neglect and abuse animals.
  • Do You Need Medical Insurance For Your Pets?   By : Kay Brown
    Most pet owners in America have not arranged for pet insurance. When they are treated with such adoration generally, this is a peculiar situation. This is peculiar when the importance of health insurance is considered very high on the population's list of priorities; so we should do the same for our pets.
  • Ideal Age to Take your Dog to Obedience Classes   By : Amy Nutt
    Dog owners will want to be proud of the dogs they own. Not only will they want to feed the best food to their dogs and give them the best health care, dog owners will also want their dogs to be obedient. And to instill this obedience in dogs, it is necessary to give them some dog obedience training through obedience classes.
  • Facts on Blood Banks For Dogs And Cats   By : John Bear
    With advances in veterinary medicine, more complex surgical procedures are being performed on our beloved pets. Thus, there is an increased need for blood bank programs to supply life-saving blood components. In the past, Veterinarians had to use their own dogs, dogs owned by their staff, or even dogs borrowed from their clients as blood donors in the absence of animal blood banks.
  • Pet Medications Guide   By : John Bear
    Keeping a pet is very much in vogue all over the world. Pets are domesticated for companionship or amusement, so, it becomes the duty of the owners to take proper care of their pets and keep them in good health. They must be groomed, fed, and bedded properly. Treating your pet with the right pet medications is also an important part of your pet health care plan to keep him or her happy and healthy.
  • All About Pet Doors   By : John Bear
    Most pet owners do not like being disturbed in the middle of a spine-chilling scene on the television or in the middle of an interesting conversation with their neighbor so that they can take out their pets. The best solution to this is the safe, durable, and easy-to-manage pet door. Free shipping can be obtained thru the Internet order.
  • To Microchip or not - The Decision is Yours   By : John Bear
    Statistics show that thousands of pets are lost each year. Most of us never expect to lose our pet and when the unexpected happens, most owners are caught by surprise and unprepared and owners are heartbroken at the loss of their pets. Taking a simple preventative action can prevent this problem from happening.
  • Ideal Age to Take your Dog to Obedience Classes   By : Amy Nutt
    Dog owners will want to be proud of the dogs they own. Not only will they want to feed the best food to their dogs and give them the best health care, dog owners will also want their dogs to be obedient. And to instill this obedience in dogs, it is necessary to give them some obedience training through obedience classes.
  • Your Cat on A Leash? You May be Surprised...   By : Virginia Sutherland
    The majority of people who have ever owned a cat would probably get a hearty chuckle out of the idea of putting a leash on a cat and taking it for a walk. Cats are so incredibly independent that it's hard to imagine the thought of tying a cat to anything and trying to instruct it where to go.
  • Learning More About Kennel Cough   By : Martin. L. Willliams
    Dog kennel cough is named variously like canine cough, infectious tracheobronchitis and bordetellosis. Both bacteria and viruses have been found to cause dog kennel cough. It is a condition in which a dog's windpipe and upper bronchi are damaged and irritated due to the action of infectious microorganisms.
  • 5 tips on how to train your dog the easiest way   By : Jolene Oh
    Dogs are remarkable animals capable of learning a variety of complex behaviors if owners commit a little time each and train in small steps using patience and understanding. In this article, we have listed 15 dog training tips which will help you to achieve this goal.
  • Pet care   By : Indika D.
    Very common dilemmas among pet owners are what to do with their pets and how to give correct diet, daily home care. The following ideas will be very valuable to help your pet live longer and avoid costly and pitiful chronic disorders.
  • How Does Quality Dog Food Affects Your Dog?   By : Jolie Mitchel
    The right kind of food for your dog plays a unique role in its development. It determines the dog’s present life and also the future life. So it becomes your responsibility to select the right kind of food for your dog. If you ask me in today’s world markets are flooded with billions of brands and finding the right quality is a difficult task.
  • Don't Let A Training Dog Collar Torture Your Dog   By : Steve Wagstaffe
    All dogs need training so that they learn to behave appropriately, especially in a family environment. To this end, training collars have been created to help you with this process, and they have proven to be very effective in this role. As with many things however, in the wrong hands, dog training collars can be used to hurt and abuse dogs, so you need to understand how they work and what they do.
  • Do You Make This Mistake With Your Cat's Carrier?   By : Jane Tompsett
    Just about every cat owner has to face this problem sooner or later. You need to get your cat into their carrier to visit the vet, be taken to the cattery or to travel to another home and what do you know? Your loving and ever-present cat has scooted off in the opposite direction at the speed of sound!
  • Dogs Breath Brings Family To Its Knees   By : Floella McFee
    Bad breath is never a good thing, and many a joke has been made at the expense of Fido’s oral hygiene. Considering their diet, it can be understandable if their breath is not exactly minty fresh. Unfortunately, if Fido’s breath is becoming a major issue, this may be symptomatic of something more serious, and may require action more drastic than giving Fido a peppermint.
  • Training For Separation Anxiety In Dogs   By : Adrian Fletcher
    Separation anxiety is the dread or fear that your dog experiences when someone that they are attached to leaves them. So a typical instance of this might be when you go to work in the morning, the dog might get tense or anxious. Typically this anxiety produces negative behavior in the animal. It may howl or bark, urinate or defecate in the house, start to chew things or bite itself. Obviously this is not good for the dogs state of mind or your home. So what can be done about separation anxiety i
  • General History of Dogs   By : Kim and Charles Petty
    There is no incongruity in the idea that in the very earliest period of man's habitation of this world he made a friend and companion of some sort of aboriginal representative of our modern dog, and that in return for its aid in protecting him from wilder animals, and in guarding his sheep and goats, he gave it a share of his food, a corner in his dwelling, and grew to trust it and care for it. Probably the animal was originally little else than an unusually gentle jackal, or an ailing wolf driv
  • Horse Training An Exciting Career   By : Heidi Edris
    Ask yourself the following questions in order to decide whether horse training is right for you
  • Why Diamond Pet Food Is The Best Choice   By : Sid Ahmad
    In the pet market there are multiple options available. But as with other things,few of them stand out among their competition and are the best choice for your Pet. Among them the best choice is Diamond Pet Food. Which is a perfect example of best quality pet food at an affordable price. This is surely a gem for your lovely pet. Of course there are many reasons to switch over.
  • Pet Health Insurance - What to consider   By : Peter D Noble
    Despite the untold millions of pet owners in the U.S., a huge percentage of them do not have any form of pet insurance; strange when you consider how attached people become to their animals and treating them like family members. We don't hesitate to purchase health insurance for ourselves; should we be forgiven for not caring enough about our pets then?
  • Answers From a Pet Expert - Selecting The Best Pet For You   By : Paige Harbold
    * Question: What should I consider to decide on the pet that is right for me and my family?
  • How to Keep Your Labrador from Jumping on People   By : Lisa Murray
    A Labrador is a big, affectionate dog who loves to have fun. Sometimes he may take it overboard by jumping on you and everybody else around. Don't fret. This little habit is fixable with the right training methods.
  • Get Ready For Kittens - Your Cat's Treading on Her Bedding!   By : Jane Tompsett
    So your extremely round cat has been lying around the house for the past two weeks, eating enough food to keep a small donkey alive and generally looking very, very pregnant.
  • Deciding on Pet Insurance   By : Geraldine Dimarco
    You'll wish you had pet insurance ... There may come a time when you have to seriously, and urgently, consider the cost of veterinary treatment. This situation happened to me a couple of years ago when I was looking at spending four thousand dollars to save my dog. Although he is a part of my family, I did wonder at the time (I feel ashamed now), if the cost was worth it. Medical science cannot cure everything and pets are vulnerable too. However, no matter the outcome, you will still have to pa
  • How to make homemade dog treats   By : Kit J.F.R. Murray
    Just as we humans love our treats and to a certain extent expect to get one when we have been particularly good or done something really nice for someone. It seems only fair that making some dog treats for our favorite pooch shouldn't be too much trouble.
  • How to compare pet food prices   By : Susan Thixton
    I recently heard from a pet owner asking my opinion of some pet food brands they were considering. Both of the pet foods he asked about were what I considered to be very inferior. When I informed him of my opinion, his response was they could not afford a better food.
  • Walmart Pet Food Field Trip   By : Susan Thixton
    Yesterday I took a field trip to Walmart and visited the pet food aisle. It was a very discouraging visit. I won't mention any pet food product by name, but below are some interesting pet food sales tricks I learned from the Walmart visit.
  • Mad Cow Disease and Pet Food   By : Susan Thixton
    In a recent article from the Salt Lake Tribune - livestock owners were warned not to feed "cheap pet food to livestock". "Utah's state veterinarian is warning ranchers to avoid giving inexpensive pet food to their herds. Earl Rogers says most pet food has ingredients that could help spread an illness in livestock called BSE. It's against state and federal law to give it to cattle." By the way - BSE is mad cow disease!
  • What's in a name? Not much with some pet foods!   By : Susan Thixton
    From examining as many pet food labels as I do, it's disheartening to me to see pet food names that don't have much meaning to them. Many pet food lines have dozens of different types of dog food or cat food. Other than the typical adult or puppy/kitten formulas, there are foods that are marketed to special needs of pets such as senior pets, indoor cats, dental formulas, and so on. The problem can be that some of these niche pet foods there is no difference - or very little difference - in in
  • FortiFlora by Purina - Probiotics for Dogs and Cats   By : Rebecca Foxton
    Probiotic: (pro-bi-o-tik) " Living microorganisms that, given in proper portions, can prove beneficial to ones health.
  • Pet Insurance   By : Geraldine Dimarco
    It is a strange fact that most pet owners do not bother obtaining pet insurance; to date this peculiarity remains a bit of a mystery. We all know just how important it is to have health insurance for ourselves; omitting our pets when just about everything else in our lives is insured just doesn't make sense.
  • Transport Dog Crates and Stylish Pet Carriers   By : Geraldine Dimarco
    An alarming number of dogs and other pets become injured, lost, or even die on board an airplane when traveling in transport dog crates. Compared to the number of successful animals transported from one location to another via the airlines, this number is low. But dog enthusiasts and breeders routinely fly their dogs in transport dog crates or pet travel carriers without having any trouble at all. The airlines claim to make every effort possible that dogs that travel on-board will be perfectly
  • Horse Guidelines: Equine Flu and Arthritis in the Older Horses   By : Letho Maseko
    The name for the Equine Flu condition is Allergic Respiratory Disease (ARD) and it shows up with flu-like symptoms rather than sinus or nasal difficulties. The horse's lungs will get inflamed, making them far more susceptible to virus and bacterial infections. This manifests as a recurring problem your horse never quite gets over. You'll also likely see coughing, excessive eye discharge and discover they get tired easily.
  • U.S. Pets at risk for Mad Cow Disease   By : Susan Thixton
    In 2001 and again in 2003 the Harvard Center for Risk Analysis examined the risk of mad cow disease to U.S. citizens and determined the risk to be very low to humans. The study stated that as long as the FDA and the USDA continue with current restrictions to processing 'at risk' meat materials into human food and with the current restrictions to processing 'at risk' animal material into animal feed of ruminants (cattle, sheep, pigs), the risk to humans would continue to be low. Unfortunately it is a different circumstance for our pets. Current regulations allow 'at risk materials to be processed into pet food and pet treats - and it is a very common practice.
  • 7 Secrets to Successful Cat Toilet Training   By : Henry Matthias
    My loved ones never thought of cat toilet training, but like to have cats in the home. I do not really mind them around, but the problem of dealing with their wastes poses some challenges to me.
  • Dog Training With Dog Training Aids   By : Geraldine Dimarco
    Using your voice to persuade your dog to learn something new is a great dog training aid. Use your dog's name before you state any command, and use a persuasive tone of voice. What is a persuasive tone? It's best to use a low, but pleasant, firm tone when dog training.
  • Lassie Come Home- Microchip Your Pet   By : Rob Metras
    Why should animals die needlessly when we have the technology and ability to protect them and assist in their return when they are lost ?
  • Why Pet Health Insurance is A Must   By : John B Murphy
    Many owners must put down their pet because they cannot afford the rising cost of necessary treatment. Every year 1 in 3 pet become injured or sick, and the most common reasons for a pet to visit the vet are: cuts or lacerations, lameness, road traffic accident, cancer and abscess.
  • How to do Agility Dog Training   By : Francisco Cabrera-Rosello
    Just like for humans, agility training for dogs makes them more confident, increases their speed, and increases their overall flexibility, while doing things on their feet. Agility training for dogs is one of the fastest growing sports for dogs in the world. This relatively new dog sport is not only fun for the dogs but fun for the owners as well.
  • Potty Training a Puppy: The Basics You Need to Know   By : Rosana Hart
    Are you potty training a puppy? The method is not hard to understand, but your patience will be needed! There are just four steps. The puppy needs to be with you. You need to take him to his pottying location at certain times. You need to clean up any accidents in a matter-of-fact way. Repeat these steps a lot and pretty soon, you'll be living with a potty trained puppy!
  • Importing Dogs and Pets from Outside the United States   By : Juble.com
    Bringing animals to the United States from a foreign country is not frowned upon by many government agencies. Fortunately, these same agencies understand that the bond between an individual and a pet can be a strong one, so as long as certain guidelines are met, it is allowed, though the process may not be an easy or inexpensive one. There is also the aspect of the financial end of pets. Many pet shops import their stock animals from outside the American borders.
  • Ragdoll Cat History   By : Ben Harper
    The history of the Ragdoll cat breed is filled with controversy and myths. This cat's origins often contradict itself depending on who tells the story and some of the Ragdoll's story is simply ridiculous. Some of the breed's history is factual, for example we know the breed was founded in California during the 60s. The breed was started by Ann Baker, an eccentric woman that loved her cats. The very first Ragdoll cat belonged to Ann Baker and was named Josephine.
  • Learning Different Horse Breeds   By : Terry Powell
    You are bound to know some different horse breeds if you are a rider. You would probably know even more about horse breeding if you have your own horses. Even if you are just a horse fan, learning a little about horse breeding may make you more interested. Here are some things you should know.
  • Dog Aggression: Three Tips for Dealing with It   By : Rosana Hart
    Dog aggression is a major problem everywhere, sometimes between dogs and sometimes resulting in dog bites on people. A high percentage of the people who get bitten are children, often quite young. In this article, I'll give you three tips for handling it if your dog should become aggressive and I'll give you a resource for more tips and information on all aspects of this problem.
  • Are Pet Bicycle Carriers or Strollers for You?   By : Linda Cain
    Bicycles provide a wonderful and freeing mode of transportation. The bicycle was first invented in Europe in the nineteenth century. Today it is the world's most popular vehicle. Bicycles allowed for easy travel -- they are 3 times more energy efficient than walking, and 3-4 times as fast as walking. Bicycles and horse buggies were the two biggest modes of private transportation just before the automobile was invented. Bicycles are pragmatic, functional, and efficient. They are a big componen
  • Cat Chat - Kitty Communication   By : Winston Hill
    Are you reading this article because you have no clue what your cat's cat chat is saying? If you haven't been around many cat chats this could very well be the case. Paying attention to the animal's meow is one of the tricks. Determining what type of meow is one way to determine what they are trying to talk to you about. A very vocal with their cat chat is the Siamese.
  • The English Mastiff   By : Eric Salson
    The English mastiff is the most 'original' mastiff of the other variety of breeds. They can get up to about 30 inches off the ground to the shoulder. They take on the Pit Bull look with their legs apart at stance. They weigh at about 160-230 pounds. For the males and for the females about 140-190 pounds while they stand about 27 1/2 inches off the floor.
  • A Guide To Cat Care   By : Winston Hill
    Let's begin by understanding that your cat will always rely on you for regular veterinary cat care, safe shelter, water and food despite there independent appearance. If you are consistent with meeting there essential needs you will be in a great place to have a rewarding and mutually benefitting relationship.
  • 'Best By' Dates on Pet Foods...Why It's Important   By : Susan Thixton
    An article recently posted on the Consumerist website provides pet owners with a very good lesson. The article explains the story of a pet owner whose little Yorkie became ill from eating expired pet food - 3 years expired - all recently purchased - unknowingly - from PetCo.
  • How Dogs are Used in Hospitals for Patient Therapy   By : Amy Nutt
    It is said that a dog is a man's best friend. And today, with the implementation of animal assisted therapy in hospitals, there is no better example for this saying. Therapists, doctors and mental health professionals are making use of dogs to help in the recovery of patients in one way or another.
  • Why Your Dog Needs a Good Pet Bed  By : Kausik Dutta
    Your bed is a necessary item that is most likely taken for granted. A bed provides a person with warmth, comfort and a sense of security. A good bed can improve your restful sleep and have an impact on your overall health as well. Having a good bed is important to you – and it’s also important for your dog.
  • Re-Housetraining Mature Pug Dogs   By : Michelle E. Arthur
    I've known several Pug owners that have been surprised when their previously potty trained Pug suddenly "fell off the wagon" and made a huge mess in the house. "There's no way that will be me!" is their most common reaction.
  • Cat Health Danger Signs   By : Kurt Schmitt
    As a cat owner, cat health problems are at the top of my list of concerns. The various illnesses your cat may face are many and varied, and your cat can't tell you how she's feeling, at least not in words. Feline illness symptoms, like that in humans, often overlap.
  • What's The Best Way To Train A Dog? Some  By : Sandy Kleiman
    Being able to train your dog on your own is one of the most rewarding experiences any dog owner can have. Not only will you get your dog to be the "good boy" (or girl) you want, but you will also strengthen the bond between you and your pooch.
  • How Stray Dogs And Cats Help Us   By : Rick London
    We all want to be loved. So we enter a relationship. We often feel let down. It does not feel conditional, the way our grandparents treated us as children. We miss it. We sometimes received it from our parents as well. In any case, it seems to evaporated from the planet. Or has it?
  • Worries Continue with Imported Ingredients for Pet Owners   By : Susan Thixton
    You might have heard of this story in the national news, it happened this week - the day before Valentines Day - in a neighboring city to where I live.A small shard of metal was found in a child's Valentines sucker - a Pokemon Valentine sucker - and the product was quickly recalled.As soon as the story broke here on local news - before they even announced where the product was made - I knew where it came from.It was made in China.
  • Poison-free Home For Beagles   By : Richard Cussons
    Are you aware that Beagles may not be safe even in the comforts of your home? Yes it's true! Some of the household items people regularly use may pose hazard to a dog's health. Getting all the necessary items such as leash, collars and dishes is not enough preparation therefore. Every dog owner should also make sure that the dog will not be exposed to items such as acids, bleach, lead, moth balls and countless other items we find ideal in keeping our homes clean.
  • Keep Your Beagles Safe From Poisons   By : Richard Cussons
    Are you aware that Beagles may not be safe even in the comforts of your home? Yes it's true! Some of the household items people regularly use may pose hazard to a dog's health. Getting all the necessary items such as leash, collars and dishes is not enough preparation therefore. Every dog owner should also make sure that the dog will not be exposed to items such as acids, bleach, lead, moth balls and countless other items we find ideal in keeping our homes clean.
  • Your Guide To Buying The Best Horse Trailers   By : Pete Bennett
    If you're thinking about transporting your horse, the best way to do it is with horse trailers. Types and designs vary widely due to varying situations and there are lots to choose from. Before getting a horse trailer, there are many important decisions to make.
  • Funny Dog & Cat Cartoon Products Are Helping Strays   By : Rick London
    People are the dichotomy of dichotomies. We are very different and very alike in so many ways. I can't think of anthing can bring us closer together than a cute puppy or kitty. They seem to have a special spirit in which we all share the same care.
  • Dachshund Dog Potty Training   By : Richard Cussons
    Before any other training takes place, a Dachshund dog must undergo the most important training in a dog's life. Every dog, whether to be kept as household pet or working dog, must be housebroken. Housebreaking is a process wherein animals like dogs are trained to eliminate; both urinate and defecate, outdoors or in an area specified by the owner. This process is very important especially if the dog is expected to live with its owners or work for humans.
  • Dachshund: It's History And Origin   By : Richard Cussons
    Nobody can question the popularity of Dachshund in Germany, France, United States and many other countries. Dachshund breed came into being many centuries ago. It was around 17th century when a group of hunters in Germany came with the idea of breeding a courageous and intelligent dog with short legs, long body that is strong enough to work even down the burrow. The target is the badger. Ancient German foresters had hard time with the badgers. Badgers are nasty creatures of around twenty to forty pounds having its den underground. What the foresters want was a dog capable of fighting those badgers to death. That is why Dachshund came into being.
  • Understanding Pet Adoption Procedures  By : DavidHensley
    You will have multiple benefits in adopting a pet, which was already owned. By adopting a pet you are giving a chance to the pet to live with committed parents in a happy home. If you are keen on adopting a pet, read on to know the procedures for doing so.
  • Facts About Kennel Cough In Labrador Dogs   By : Richard Cussons
    Though they are not at greater risk to it, Labrador dogs may suffer cough too. Different breeds of dogs, even noticeably healthy Labrador dogs are not totally exempted from acquiring kennel cough. This cough usually started with the sound as if your dog wants to clear his throat.
  • Agility Dog Training - Keeping Your Animal Fit And Healthy   By : Adrian Fletcher
    Have you ever run an obstacle course before ? Unless you are in a job where physical fitness is a must, it was probably when you were a child. Wasn't it really difficult to complete ? Indeed, if like many people, you chose to look at the course rather than actually attempt it, then you understand how difficult it would appear.
  • It's killing Eagles but is considered safe in pet foods!   By : Susan Thixton
    You are about to read something you have probably never heard of before, and are going to find difficult to believe. Even though it is shocking information, it is something every pet owner should know before you purchase your next bag or can of pet food.
  • About Rabies In Jack Russell Dogs   By : Richard Cussons
    Many years ago, Derf, one of our neighbor's Jack Russell dogs was affected with rabies. Upon knowing the news, my mom never failed to remind us not to go out or go somewhere near the dog. She said that death is at hand once a person is affected with the virus causing disease.
  • Puppy Stop Chewing on My Shoes!   By : Russell Brown
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