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Pet Services Are There To Provide A Helping Hand By Dean Cecere If you were to sit down and make a list of all the pet services available to pet owners, it would take you an … Read More
Punishment Is Not the Answer By Lynn Lott and Jane Nelsen, and Therry Jay Some people mistakenly think that kind and firm solutions reward their dogs for bad behavior and that the only way a dog … Read More
Pros and Cons of Online Pet Shopping By Christine Arbor The internet has created tremendous opportunities for pet shelters and adoption agencies. While most of them are legitimate and responsible organizations, it is highly recommended to … Read More
Doggin’ Houston: Where To Hike With Your Dog When In The Bayou City By Doug Gelbert It was 1900 when Houston got its first park, the Kellem-Noble land backing against the Buffalo Bayou on the edge … Read More
Save Your Dog’s Life – Train Him! By Lisa T Common sense is the key when training your dog to come to you on command. Many of us, at some point in our dog-owning life, are … Read More
The American Quarter Horse By Michael Russell It is thought, by some, that the foundation American Quarter Horse stock has at its roots Arabian, Turk, and Barb breeds. Others believe that the breed began with the … Read More
Doggin’ Los Angeles: Where To Hike With Your Dog When In The City Of Angels By Doug Gelbert The seeds of one of the world’s great city parks were sown with the arrival of Colonel Griffith … Read More
Thanks to “dan27” for bringing this article to our attention … dan27 posted this HEADS UP news item over HERE in our PetLvr.com – [Community Forum]. PS: Feel free to leave news, tips, and other pet … Read More
Doggin’ Miami; Where To Hike With Your Dog When In Magic City By Doug Gelbert Until recently dogs were not allowed in any of Miami’s parks but here and there a park is allowing dogs in … Read More
Damien, 119354 Damien is a really nice dog who was surrendered because his owners didn’t have time for him. He really likes being with people & enjoys having his big Rottie head rubbed. A real character, … Read More
Cats and Avian Influenza (Flu)… The H5N1 Strain of Influenza In Cats CATS AND AVIAN INFLUENZA (Avian Flu) From the Germinder & Associates, Inc. website concerning Cats and Avian Influenza… Read what Dr. James Richards, Director, … Read More
The Attitude of a Toy Breed By Connie Limon Does your little toy dog know who is in charge? Or do they think they are in charge? Some people are not bothered that their little toy … Read More
Doggin’ Las Vegas: Where To Hike With Your Dog When In Sin City By Doug Gelbert Sunset Park at East Sunset Road and S. Eastern Avenue is a traditional urban recreational park with ballfields and playgrounds. … Read More
Pampered Pets Get Bling Therapy From Ms. BB By Roxanna Bain Daahling, Ms. BB knows that your precious pet is a star ~ a natural diva. Your dog or cat begs to be groomed and petted … Read More
Doggin’ Milwaukee: Where To Hike With Your Dog When In Cream City By Doug Gelbert With 640 landscaped acres, Milwaukee’s Whitnall Park is one of the largest municipal parks in America. Dogs, however, are not welcome … Read More
Upgrading Your Underground Dog Fence without Spending a Fortune By Ryan Heath My dog used to be a darter. One of those canines that would see an opening and take off. He’s been hit by a … Read More
Private Dog Parks: Can Be The Safe Choice By Terri Maluegray With an increasing number of serious incidents being reported at dog parks, I want to introduce the safe alternative that a well-run private dog park … Read More
Doggin’ Minneapolis: Where To Hike With Your Dog When In The Mini Apple By Doug Gelbert Loring Park at 1382 Willow Street is named for Charles Loring, the “Father of the Minneapolis Park System.†Loring hired … Read More
The Advantages of Snake Senses By Tim Buchinger Like most animals on the planet, snakes have the five normal senses. Those would be sight, touch, smell, hearing and taste. Some features of the senses are limited, … Read More
Choosing the Right Dog Treats for Your Canine Companion By Michalis Kotzakolios Dog treats are available in a huge variety of flavors, shapes, colors, sizes and types. They are an excellent way to reward or to … Read More
Teething Puppies By Connie Limon Toy puppies will not be able to chew their way through a whole lot of surfaces, but they can chew at irreplaceable furniture and moldings enough to do quite a bit … Read More
Wile E. Coyote’s got nothing on Hal Stefan Lovgren for National Geographic News March 23, 2006 After leading dozens of police officers on a two-day chase through New York’s Central Park, the year-old coyote was captured … Read More
Taking Your Dog To The Beach For The First Time By Doug Gelbert There are few places your dog is happier than at a beach. Swimming, running, hiking, fetching, digging – yes, indeed a beach has … Read More
How To Train Your Dog To Respond When You Call By Michael Colucci The first thing you need to figure out is what your dog likes. Figure out which treats they like the most. Whatever treat … Read More
The Music of the Beaks: Understanding Canaries By Joy Cagil Big time symphonists turn their attention to the sounds of thunder, but a lyrical composer listens to bird sounds like that of canaries. I have a … Read More
A Bark In The Park: The 10 Best Places To Hike With Your Dog In The Black Hills By Doug Gelbert Blue Ribbon – Alkali Creek Trailhead This trailhead connects to rugged Centennial Trail and leads … Read More
Stefan Lovgren for National Geographic News March 21, 2006 Your house powered by pooch poop? The idea may sound far-fetched, but officials in dog-friendly San Francisco, California, hope to harness the power of methane in doggie … Read More
Dog Treat – Beagle Bagles By Justin Bryce Beagle Bagles Category: Breakfast Serves: 6 Bagels Preparation Time: 5 minutes Cooking Time: Varies Healthy Hint: Beagle Bagels are fantastic for dental health. Because they are so hard … Read More
A Bark In The Park: The 9 Best Places To Hike With Your Dog In The Shasta/Rogue River Region By Doug Gelbert Blue Ribbon – Prescott Park/Roxy Ann Peak Much of this land in Medford remains … Read More
Aldo, 114265 Aldo needs your help to find his way home! This handsome young man has just returned from foster care where he’s very proud to say he learned new things, such as becoming housebroken & … Read More
Puppy Potty Training: The Basics Explained By Lisa Pallardy There are as many ideas on the best way to house train a puppy as there are breeds of dogs. But there is one common school of … Read More
