Yearly Archives: 2006

What is a Doberman Club? By Randy Savage A Doberman club usually comprises a group of people who have been brought together by their common love for a canine – the Doberman Pinscher. Most clubs are … Read More

What Is The Bone Composition and Nutritional Value of Feeding Raw Bones To Dogs? The Nutritional Aspects of Bone Composition Raw bones have been a part of canines’ diets for as long as they have been … Read More

How To Eliminate Your Puppy’s Love of Nipping By David Silva If you’ve ever been nipped by a puppy, you know those teeth can be as sharp as ice picks. While other dogs generally have thick … Read More

Fun Dog Activities by Mike Mathews All dog breeds were developed for a purpose. Some breeds were developed to herd sheep, some to hunt game, and some to pull sleds. Dogs, like humans, enjoy having a … Read More

Cannibal In The Tank – Choosing The Right Fish For Your Aquarium By Cerianwen Ball If anyone else has been a keen aquarist as long as I have then I am sure by now that a … Read More

Four Things That Will Affect Your Dog’s Health By Jane Kraynyk Most dog owners regard their dog as one of the family. We want to do everything possible to keep our dogs healthy and happy. Learning … Read More

Morgana, the Claustrophobic Kitty By Mary Arnold For over ten years, my family and I have had several cats sharing our home with us. Our first kittens, Tiger and White Sox, came to us from a … Read More

Dog Training: Pro Versus Self-Trained, Which is Best By Allen Shaw Now that you have your new pooch, you need to train him. Yes you do, don’t argue with me. He’s not a human. He doesn’t … Read More

Feeding and Watering Your Horse By Randall Holman Your horse should be fed, at minimum, twice a day. More frequent is better since a horse’s stomach is small and designed to graze (where small amounts of … Read More

Feeding the Older Dog By Leonard Mutch What changes do you need to make to your dog feeding regime as your dog gets older? The changes you make to your dog feeding regime, and when you … Read More

Forever Blowing Bubbles – the Importance of Aeration By Cerianwen Ball Have you ever lay in the bath fully submerged holding your breath, before slowly let out a breath to allow the bubbles to rise. Next … Read More

The Three Dog Training Mistakes You Should Avoid By Jane Kraynyk When it comes to dog training, there are may different ways to go about doing it. Most techniques used today however, are based upon the … Read More

Dog Beds: Now That You Have Your New Pooch, Where’s He Going to Sleep? By Allen Shaw Take my word for it, no matter how much you want your new puppy to sleep with you, this … Read More

PetLvr.com – [The Blog Gallery] – PetLvr Pictures Received in January 2006 We received two pictures in January 2006 .. and here are these additions to the “Best Pets In The World” Category … Hildie Roxy … Read More

Animal Planet :: News :: Dogs Domesticated Recently? By Jennifer Viegas, Animal Planet News Jan. 31, 2006 — Humans domesticated dogs between 13,000 and 17,000 years ago, according to one of the most extensive surveys of … Read More

I was just browsing the google video library, and thought this was cute 🙂 HART

Picture(s): AP Photo/Charles Dharapak | A V.I.P.: Very Important Pooch Rex, a five-year-old German shepherd who was deployed in Iraq, sits beside his owner, Tech. Sgt. Jamie Dana of Smethport, Pa., during President Bush’s State of … Read More

After running www.808BluePitbull.com for the past 4 months, I’ve come to realize that there are people out there who love pitbulls. There has to be. The number of unique visitors to www.808BluePitbull.com has just continued to … Read More

Jet, 114037 Jet is a very active, playful dog who can fetch a ball for hours. He’d be a great match for a family with older kids who want a dog they can play with. Because … Read More

Hamster Hair Loss By Cynthia Dollins Please note that the author is not a veterinarian. Please consult your vet for any medical advice about your pet. Growing up, a sense of wonder at nature and a … Read More

Do You Suffer from Your Dog’s Bad Breath? By Dave Eckholm When was the last time your loveable canine gave you a big wet kiss? If your dog has doggie breath, you may not be the … Read More

Dealing With Loose Aggressive Dogs on Walks By Sean D This can be quite a problem for some dog owners, what do you do if a loose dog comes over to you and your dog, the … Read More

DIARRHEA IN DOGS AND CATS by T. J. Dunn, Jr. DVM Director, ThePetCenter.com (Read this article …)

Disgusting Dog Behavior and What You Can Do to Put a Stop to It By Jane Kraynyk Dogs, I’m sure you’ll agree, can exhibit some fairly bizarre behaviors. A few of them are down right disgusting! … Read More

Essentials of a Canine First Aid Kit By Dave Eckholm Most families have a first aid kit in their car and another at home. It is important because you never know when someone will cut a … Read More

What Are the Different Ferret Colors? By Mike Steele Ferrets often change colors with the seasons, lighter in the winter than in the summer, and many of them lighten as they age, too. Different ferret organizations … Read More

How to Find the Right Dog School for Your Dog By K Brandt Has a new puppy recently become a member of your family? Puppies are born with instincts, but not with the knowledge of how … Read More

Labrador Grooming – Trimming Your Labrador Retriever’s Nails By Faith Fernandez Regular nail trimming is important to your Labrador Retriever’s health and well being. Nails that are not properly clipped can crack and split, which can … Read More

Dog Food: Even Fido’s Gotta Eat By Allen Shaw You’ve brought home your new best friend. You’ve read all the books. You’ve purchased all the latest gadgets. He has more toys than you ever had as … Read More

Five Tips For Caring For Your Older Horse By Diane Samson He’s been your equine partner for years now. You’ve perhaps ridden in shows, through trails or even relocated across the country with your horse. You’ve … Read More

Puppy Home: Dog Owner Advice By Tim Amherst There are several things one should consider before adding a Pit Bull terrier to your household. As with any and all breeds of dogs, Pit Bulls have their … Read More

Why Don’t You Teach Your Dog to Fetch? By Jane Kraynyk If you want to create a bit of fun with your pup; why don’t you teach your dog to fetch! Fetch is a simple command … Read More

By Aliza Adar Levine Can you imagine that your pet may be in pain and you might not know it? Unbelievable as it sounds it is all too common. Learning to detect the signs of pet … Read More