Yearly Archives: 2006

Hi everybody. There will be no posting until after the Grey Cup Game here in Winnipeg on Sunday 5pm CST … but it’s not because of the game itself or the event being held here in … Read More

In case you haven’t noticed … there has been polls in the sidebar of this blog. The current poll is… “What is your age?”

Prairie Dawn, 127619 After being found in Tyndall Park with kittens, Prairie Dawn did a short stint in foster care where she was able to raise her kitties safely & in a family setting. She is … Read More

Periodic Newsletter from The IAMS Company: From: “”Iams Dog” To: hart (at) petlvr.com Subject: Iams(R) e-news: Making sure your senior dog gets the right nutrition. MAIN STORY – The Care and Feeding of Older Dogs (Read … Read More

Short Haired Dog Breeds – Oh the Advantages! By Ann Born Short-haired dog breeds have many advantages over long-haired breeds. One of these is that short-haired dog breeds do not shed as much hair. While a … Read More

Stopping The Puppy From Biting By Michael Russell A puppy often bites and nips as part of his natural play behavior. Biting and nipping by a puppy when in the dog family is an acceptable form … Read More

Training the Reliable Watch Dog – How to Get Started Today – Part I By Aidan Bindoff If Home Security is important to you, then you may want to train your dog to be a reliable … Read More

Winning The Battle of the Leash By Michael Russell A puppy of any breed can become a real handful as far as pulling on the lead if they are not taught properly from the beginning how … Read More

Training Your Dog to Good Feeding Habits By Michael Russell It is highly important that dogs be fed regularly, on a schedule, rather than have the food available for them on a self feeding basis. There … Read More

A Dog is for Life, Not Just for Christmas By S. Roberts Every year, around Christmas time the RSPCA make appeals to everyone to think before buying a puppy or any other pet as a Christmas … Read More

Building A Dog Kennel By Simon Oldmann Should I get into Dog Kennel Building? Anyone who owns a dog as a pet will tell you that maintaining one can make a considerable dent in your wallet. … Read More

These are oldies that were posted long ago on that old PapillonLvr Blogspot site I mentioned in the preceding post … from the Jokes Warehouse … “A DOG’S LIFE” ….. (Read this article …)

I’ve always wanted to have one of those “Cutest Pets” sites since I’ve started blogging May 31, 2005 under the “PetLvr” site name. I actually created a little script that I still have! .. it’s called … Read More

One-Dog Policy for China’s Capital Scott McDonald, Associated Press Nov. 8, 2006 — First it was one child. Now authorities say Beijing families will be allowed only one dog. The restriction is part of efforts to … Read More

DIABETES MELLITUS IN DOGS AND CATS Diabetes in the dog and cat and the treatment for diabetes mellitus are interesting and challenging topics. Diabetes mellitus (DM) is a disorder where the body is unable to regulate … Read More

How To Potty Train a Dog and Get Results By Julie Harper Want to learn how to potty train a dog? Is mans best friend becoming a real chore to keep up with day in and … Read More

Cats Debunked? A Review of “Cat Facts” By Lisa Koosis Did you ever wonder if cats love? Are you ever curious about their origin, about what they dream of, about the way they communicate? “Cat Facts” … Read More

Labour and Delivery in Queens By Cerianwen Ball A normal pregnancy will take around 9 weeks before labour, this is the time you should be making preparations for labour and giving your Queen a little extra … Read More

Choosing the Right Breed of Dog – Tips To Live By By Ann Born Choosing the right breed of dog is not an easy task considering that there are hundreds of dog breeds. It is possible … Read More

Rats vs. Hamsters: Which is the Better Pet for Your Toddler? By Mary Jensen When choosing a pet for their child, many parents are more inclined to choose a hamster over a rat. They see the … Read More

Cystitis Tips for the Female Cat By David Brooks Cystitis in cats is an all too common occurrence, especially with inner city cats. All cats with cystitis should be seen by a veterinarian as typically this … Read More

Fun Facts About a Dog’s Best Friend! * The canine nose works one million times more efficiently than the human nose. * dalmatians Dalmatians, with all those cute black spots, are born white. * The Bloodhound … Read More

On the Internet, every dog has his day, and many people have their own personal networking page. In six years, the AKC/Eukanuba National Championship has established a personality of its own, and we’ve added two sites … Read More

The Gourmet Pet By Maxine Glass You let them sleep in your bed when you shouldn’t. You stay up all night with them during thunderstorms. You constantly clean up after the little messes they leave around … Read More

Dog Training with R & R Works! By John Dow Dog behavior training is both an art and a science. Some experts say that a dog can have up to an 800-word vocabulary. I’m not so … Read More

Zoonotic Diseases caused by your Pet’s Worms By Keith Perrett A zoonotic disease, loosely defined, is a disease that can be transmitted from an animal to a human. These diseases can be transmitted by direct contact, … Read More

Peculiar Pets By Jonathon Hardcastle People have found shelter and comfort in pets since the beginning of time. Animals have been man’s best friend, protector and a source of great pleasure. Dogs, cats, parrots, birds, rabbits … Read More

Unusual Dog Names – Top Tips On What NOT To Call Your Dog By Marion Herbertson I used to bring my dog to the local off-leash park at least once a week. There was a girl … Read More

Results of our PetLvr Poll I think I’ve had this poll in our sidebar for almost a year now .. but have received only 76 votes. Thanks to those who voted! Here are the results! Although … Read More

Declawing Cat Information and Alternatives By Greg Podsakoff Claws are a very important part of feline life. They allow the cat to balance when running to and fro, jump and grab onto a surface, and protect … Read More

Dog Fitness: Good for Dog Obedience, Behavior and Your General Health By Jt Clough Lack of exercise is often to blame for bad behavior. Then there’s obedience training, or, rather, a lack of it. Every dog … Read More

Kharma, 128442 Need some good vibes? Kharma’s sure to bring you good fortune! Stray, Kharma came to us in a livetrap after being caught in Transcona at the beginning of September. Really stressed in the shelter, … Read More

Trailering Your Horses Safely! By Neva Scheve There’s a horse show across the state in a few weeks, and you’re planning on being there with your horses. However, it’s been awhile since you last pulled a … Read More