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This weekend marks the unofficial end of summer. Do your plans involve your dog? While having fun is your goal, don't forget to keep your dog safe. Here are some some basic safety tips for you to brush up on: ... Read Full Post
The Brussels Griffon is a toy breed that, like many small dog breeds, has a big personality. At a glance, the smooth coat version closely resembles a Pug, while the ... Read Full Post
In dog training, an aversive is something used to discourage specific unwanted behaviors in dogs. It is something the dog finds unpleasant, usually involving a dog's senses. Some examples include shock collars, bitter apple spray and penny cans. The use of aversives with dogs is controversial topic. A lot of dog lovers consider some or all aversives inhumane (or unkind at the very least). Many others feel that the use of aversives can be highly affective in dog training. ... Read Full Post
Most kids have already gone back to school, and the remainder will soon. After an exciting summer of playing and vacationing, you and your kids are easing back into the school routine. Have you considered how this time of year affects your dog? The change in schedule and absence of the children may be stressful for your dog. Before you know it, your dog might begin to develop health or behavior problems. ... Read Full Post
Have you ever searched for a book about dog training, only to find the vast amount of choices overwhelming? Whether you have a new dog, plan to get a new dog, or just want to work on training with your current dog, a good dog training book is a great place to start. However, there are so many dog training books out there that it can be nearly impossible to decide which ones are the best for you and your dog. Some dog training books are better than others, and choosing the right ones can make all the difference. ... Read Full Post
The Pekingese is a bold and hardy toy dog with an independent spirit. With a long history as the pampered companions of nobles, it's no surprise that they act a ... Read Full Post
You probably hear someone talking about the economy at least once a day (if not more). Times are tough, and dog care can be expensive. Properly caring for a dog doesn't have to break the bank. Chances are, dog expenses can fit into your tight budget if you learn how to save money on dogs without compromising the quality of care. ... Read Full Post
I chose the Siberian Husky as the breed of the week in honor of Bear-Bear, the Husky fatally shot in a Maryland dog park last week. My heart goes out to all of those who knew and loved Bear-Bear.
Huskies are often thought of as sled dogs, and this is actually how they originated. But today's Husky is so much more than this. Overall, this breed absolutely loves to work, can sustain colder temperatures, and is quite skilled at companionship. Read Full Post Dog Breed of the Week: Siberian Husky originally appeared on About.com Dogs on Wednesday, August 11th, 2010 at 18:47:22. Permalink | Comment | Email this
None of us wants to imagine the death of a beloved pet. Of course, when we decided to become pet owners, we knew we would most likely outlive our pets. But that doesn't make it any easier when they die. To make matters worse, some people cannot understand your grief - usually these people are not pet owners. When a relative or close friend dies, people understand that you might want to be alone or need time off from work. When a pet dies, this is not always the case. Sometimes, a grieving pet owner must find other ways to mourn. Read Full Post Grief After Pet Death originally appeared on About.com Dogs on Wednesday, August 11th, 2010 at 17:23:49. Permalink | Comment | Email this
Aggressive dogs are more the product of irresponsible owners than the product of their breed, local animal experts say. These experts also indicated they don’t favor an outright ban on specific dog breeds in Newton following the brutal late morning attack Aug. 19 that sent Newton resident Cora Vander Heiden to the hospital.
Do you have a dog or puppy that needs help with their manners? If you feel you don't have control over your dog, now is the time to take charge and change your life for the better!
Making a difference is as simple as walking, as Carol Kozlovich knows. The former market researcher, now a dog walker and animal massage therapist, has added another leg to her journey: striding 1,000 miles for women suffering horrific abuses in the war-ravaged Congo.
RUPERT — It’s not always a bad thing to go to the dogs. So saysShawna Uriguen, dog leader and superintendent for the MinidokaCounty 4-H dog program.
Hello John: We have an 11 1/2-year-old Yorkie. This dog has always been grumpy, biting every time he disliked what was happening.
A program called "Paws for Purple Hearts" uses service dogs to help veterans with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
To master an agility competition it takes strength, concentration, determination and…four paws?
Q: Our 2-year-old dog spent the bulk of her life in a shelter before we adopted her. She was easily house-trained and has adapted well to our home. However, she has one strange habit: She will not relieve herself on walks and will only go in an enclosed area.... Dog - Toilet training - Pets - Recreation - Activities
Submitted Photo / Michelle Stockton Jennifer Petrucelli, animal services officer for the city of Plano, represented the shelter and supported Patti Cake and Checkers during their performance at the Extreme Mutt-Makeover event.
Foundation for Service Dog Support is accepting applications for its Service Dog Training program.
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