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Dogs for the Disabled By Brigitte Smith No one seems to know when the idea of using guide dogs first came into being. There is evidence that dogs have been used in such a capacity for … Read More
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Dogs for the Disabled By Brigitte Smith No one seems to know when the idea of using guide dogs first came into being. There is evidence that dogs have been used in such a capacity for … Read More
Delight Your Dog With a Natural Dog Treat By Blake Kritzberg As dog owners become more aware of their pet’s nutritional needs, they increasingly recognize the advantage of providing their pets with natural dog treats. Natural … Read More
Wild Gorillas Use Tools, Photos Reveal A western gorilla uses a stick to test the water for depth in the Republic of Congo. The photographs are the first documentation of gorillas using tools in the wild. … Read More
Natural Arthritis Care for Your Dog By Brigitte Smith Rimadyl was hailed as a wonder arthritis treatment for pets when it came on the market in 1997. Over the next 3 years, due largely to an … Read More
Barking Behaviour By Paul Johnston Barking is normal behaviour for dogs but habitual barking is the bane of dog owners everywhere. Barking dogs are the most common sources of environmental pollution in urban society and no … Read More
Well – I’M working hard! I don’t know about Maxxie and Sophie though … unless you count them working hard at taking it easy! They are great dogs .. they seem to know when I’m really … Read More
Got A Cat As A Pet? Here’s How To Keep Them Healthy… by Michael Erder Our pet cats are often as close to us as members of our family. In fact, they virtually are members of … Read More
CTV.ca | Dog owners warned of spreading canine virus CTV.ca News Staff Dog owners are being warned to be watchful of their pets, as health experts raise the alarm over a new canine flu that will … Read More
New Dog Flu Spreads in U.S., But Death Rate Is Low Maryann Mott for National Geographic News September 27, 2005 A new, highly contagious respiratory virus thought to affect only the greyhound racing industry is now … Read More
Belize, 110321 Belize is an awesome dog found in East Kildonan/Elmwood at the beginning of September. Typical of most Labs, Belize is an affectionate, intelligent goofball. She loves to play and horse around in the yard; … Read More
The Dog’s Internal Anatomy: Part 2 Muscles, Tendons, Ligaments, And Joints by Richard Delgado For the next topic of the dog’s musculo-skeletal system, I will be talking about four things. I will go over the muscles, … Read More
Naming Your Pedigreed Dog By Blake Kritzberg Unlike some aspects of dog ownership, naming your dog is just plain fun! The pets themselves don’t require much; they just need a pleasing dog name they can identify … Read More
What Is A Physical Exam For Dogs and Cats…Explained In ThePetCenter.com The Physical Exam…What To Expect It is always nice to know what to expect when you visit the veterinarian. Nobody likes surprises so you might … Read More
Dog Safety: How to Keep Your Pups Safe From Loss or Theft by Jennifer McVey According to the American Humane Society, just 15% of dogs in shelters ever find their way home again. Thankfully, these loved … Read More
3 Tips For Dealing With Dog Emergencies by Gerald Njuguna Have you ever thought about what you need to do should your dog – or another dog – ever suffer a serious, life-threatening injury? What if … Read More
The Number Two Dog By Paul Johnston Most one-dog owners at one time or another will ponder the thought of getting a second dog. There are many reasons for doing so. Company for the number one … Read More
Animal Massage By C. Bailey-Lloyd What is Animal Massage? Animal massage is a therapeutic bodywork for, you guessed it: pets and other animals! Animal massage, like human bodywork, is the manipulation of muscle tissues and skin … Read More
Dog Communication – How to Communicate Effectively With Your Dog! By Brigitte Smith Effective communication with your dog maintains the pecking order in your home and ensure that you remain the top dog. Allowing your dog … Read More
Dog Owners Beware By Thomas R. Smith Recently, a New Jersey Superior Court in Mercer County awarded $100,000 in damages to a UPS driver for injuries he suffered while trying to deliver a package. The homeowners’ … Read More
Adapting Snake and Other Reptile Cage Plans to Suit Your Needs By Mark Chapple Many if the people who make their own snake or other reptile cages adapt other designs or continue to improve on the … Read More
I have created another blog today, at the following URL address: http://PapillonLvr.com/blog/ About Papillons .. The Dog Breed … Not The ‘Steve McQueen Movie’ … Because I already have another ‘Pet-Related’ blog … PetLvr.com – [The … Read More
Does your dog think he owns you? I once again feel compelled to write about dog training. Our dogs need to know and obey at least the very basic obedience commands, commands that will keep our … Read More
Have Fun With Your Little Kitten By Tyson Tyson Description: Often, owners are frightened by their playfully aggressive cats and kittens because they look quite dangerous. Every housecat has a little tiger within it. So, the … Read More
The Dog’s Internal Anatomy: Part 1 – Skeletal by Richard Delgado The dog’s skeletal, muscular, and nervous systems are actually pretty similar to our own. They are mammals, just like us, and they share some of … Read More
6 Different Dog Breeds You Don’t Know By Ispas Marin Everybody has heard of the basset hound or the beagle. This type of dogs has proved to have many qualities or has been advertised a lot. … Read More
What Are Bottom Water Tropical Fish? By Nate Jamieson Bottom water fish are those that prefer living at the lowest level of the aquarium. It’s not that they can’t swim into the upper regions, they will … Read More
How To Train An Abused Dog By Adam Katz Many people who’ve adopted older dogs— especially stray dogs or dogs from the animal shelter— assume that their dog has been abused in the past. So, how … Read More
Intuitive Horsemanship By Stevi Weissbach Have you ever had that synchronicity with your horse, -where he seems to do everything you have thought? It is an amazing feeling, and it isn’t usually “just by chance.†Is … Read More
Buying a Puppy? Use This Puppy Checklist By Ian White So you’ve decided to buy a puppy? Dogs can bring joy, laughter, love, loyalty, protection and companionship into your life. However, there are a few things … Read More
From my email INBOX …. —————————- Original Message —————————- Subject: Members Go to the Dogs to Help Katrina Relief… From: “Co-Op World” Date: Wed, September 21, 2005 6:56 pm To: ………………………………. ————————————————————————– The next Co-OpWorld Dogs … Read More
10 Cat Care Guidelines By Dave Markel There area many common sense rules to follow when caring for your cat. These rules are simple and will ensure your cat will be healthy and happy. 1. When … Read More
Buying a Horse By Randall Holman A horse is a companion like no other…it feels very mystical when you get a horse that’s right for you… If you are venturing out to buy a horse, then … Read More
Why Contract the Services of a Professional Pet Sitter for Your Dog? By Julie Butts Part I: What Really Happens at the Kennel? To better understand the benefits of hiring a professional pet sitter, let’s look … Read More