Yearly Archives: 2007

The Itchy Dog: is it an Allergy? By David Brooks Scratching is a very common symptom in dogs, and you as an owner should aim to nip it in the bud early before self trauma causes … Read More

Health Care for Older Dogs By Valerie Goettsch Dogs are wonderful, loyal companions and an integral part of our families. Time flies, though, and in a few short years we start seeing changes in our faithful … Read More

An Introduction To The Planted Aquarium By Allen Jesson Many aquarium keepers think that a planted aquarium is much more difficult to maintain than an unplanted one, but live plants will actually help the aquarium owner … Read More

The Best Definition of a Typical Cat By Michael Haydon How many times have you heard that the typical cat is a predator? More times than you can imagine. But when you are trying to come … Read More

Jackson, 133218 Jackson is a truly terrific ~1 year-old Shepherd mix who is really stressed out by being at the shelter- as a result, he comes off as hyper & goofy when he’s actually a pretty … Read More

You Can’t Stop Your Horse From Rolling, But If He Does This, He Could Injuure Himself Unless You Know What To Do By Sierra Lynch Your horse will roll. And in most cases, rolling is no … Read More

Parrot Talk More Clever Than Thought Jennifer Viegas, Discovery News Jan. 17, 2007 — A precocious parrot shows off his English skills. …. There may be more to parrot talk than simple mimicry, suggests the behavior … Read More

How To Train Your Dog To Stop Chewing By Jay Schaefer Chewing is a very natural dog behavior that often starts in puppyhood when a dog starts to teethe. However, without the proper discipline and training, … Read More

Disadvantages Of Having Parrots For A Pet By Low Jeremy Parrots can be pretty hard to take care of. Unlike other pets that can be left alone in their cages, parrots are restless creatures who you … Read More

A Guide to Buying Pet Products By Andrew Gates Facts about pets Australian families who share their homes with pets number among the highest in the world, with 64% of households including pets. In those 7.5 … Read More

Pet Health – Recommended Pet Vaccination Schedule By Bob Anderson Vaccinations are important, even for indoor pets. Some diseases are airborne or can be acquired by contact with fecal matter that might be brought into your … Read More

Easy Pet Training Techniques – 3 Simple Steps to Train your Dog By Dawn Rose Dog training is an integral part of maintaining a healthy relationship between you and your pet. There are various pet books … Read More

Keeping Pets By Charley Hwang Of all the animals on this earth, only human beings keep other animals as pets. None of the other animals keep pets. It sounds a bit strange but it is a … Read More

What To Do In Case You Lose Your Pet By Kadence Buchanan According to the most recent Synovate pet survey (Sept. 2005), conducted in nine markets across the globe, the UK and the US were shown … Read More

Winter Safety Tips for Pets and Wildlife By Denice Moffat Make Drinking Water Available: The temperature is dropping here where we are. I’ve noticed all the water places I have lovingly placed in the yard for … Read More

Car Safety For Dogs By L Johnson Car rides for a lot of dogs are an enjoyable experience. Lots of dogs get extremely excited when they realize they are going for a ride. Perhaps your dog … Read More

Top 7 Dog Breeds: Get Home Your Companion By Ashish Jain Dogs are considered to be a man’s best companion. And they are available in different forms. So from the widely available types of dog breeds … Read More

Successful Cat Training – 3 Rules To Follow By Liz Barton Cat training is not always easy, but it is possible. Though your cat may seem too independent and stubborn to change its behavior, you can … Read More

Potty Training Tips By Bart LeToad Potty training your new pet can be tiresome and frustrating. Many people give up the idea of sharing the indoors with their new pet due to the time commitment it … Read More

Pet Phobia By Jonathon Hardcastle Fear is a natural feeling, people can fear different things all the time and this fear can be a result of any circumstance. When this fear turns into something beyond a … Read More

What’s in Your Pet’s Food: Is Buying a Top Premium Dog Food Worth the Money? By Valerie Goettsch There is a lot of controversy with dog owners over which dog food is better. Some people have … Read More

Dexter, 130702 Dexter is a wonderful senior Lab mix (~9 years old) who longs to be adopted! His owner surrendered him & it took him awhile to settle in to the routine of the shelter. Dexter … Read More

Therapy Dog Training – Working With Your Dog By Dean Iggo Therapy dog training, while important, is something with which many people are not familiar. A therapy dog is one that is used to do animal … Read More

Training Dogs: Tips On Breaking Bad Pet Habits By Javier Fuller You want a nice, disciplined dog, who doesn’t chew on anything and everything in the sight and doesn’t deafen you with his needless barks. These … Read More

Common Mistakes That Can Kill Your Fish By William Berg Every year thousands and thousands of people try their luck with tropical fish but only a small part of them still keep tropical fish one year … Read More

Avoiding Equine Emergencies in the Pasture By Ann Marie Henry For as long as people have made horses a part of their lives, there have been horse related emergencies. Those who don’t know much about horses … Read More

By Anna G. B. Nirva Chances are that when you look around your home, you see one or more four-legged creatures gazing patiently back at you: dogs and cats. Recent pet industry statistics show that over … 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

Toy Dogs Are Not a Toy By Alisa Chagnon “Toy dogs” have become quite popular in the recent years. One of the main reasons of this type of dog having gained so much popularity is the … Read More

I’m back on my diet … So, I’ve started THE HART SERIES over on my http://Battling-Obesity.com blog … I’m trying to lose weight, get into shape and counting points the WeightWatchers.ca way. To keep me honest, … Read More

By Robert Benjamin The modern Burmese breed has roots muddled in history. It is generally believed that Burmese are a man made breed descending from the crossbreeding of a Siamese and an ancient version of a … Read More

How To Build an Aquarium Backup System By Ken Wilssens If you are owner of a beautiful fish tank and you love what you have created, have you ever wondered what could happen if the electricity … Read More

Enter the EUKANUBA’s “Beauty Of The Breeds Contest” Does your dog have that “one unique quality that makes it stand out” .. consider entering a picture or video of your dog in Eukanuba’s latest contest! Unfortunately, … Read More