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keeping your dog motivated
By B. Keith Johnson · 19 years ago
The following article lists some simple, informative tips that will help you have a better experience with dog training.
Keeping the attention of a dog while training is not always easy. Dogs can be easily ...
How To House Train a Dog - The First Step
By Richard Keir · 19 years ago
I do a lot of writing in various areas and much of it has to do with how to do things. Usually, the articles are fairly general and are related to more extensive and complex ...
Dog Houses
By Kent Pinkerton · 19 years ago
Dogs, like all of us, need a haven to turn to, when they need to rest or sleep or simply to idle away their time. And for their comfort, we do need to buy or ...
German Shepherd Kennels
By Ken Marlborough · 19 years ago
A German shepherd kennel is home to a variety of Shepherd breeds. Finding a clean kennel where dogs are well cared for is step one. Step two: Choose your ideal dog, and then take good ...
Dog Health is Very Important
By Super Pump · 19 years ago
Summer is now drawing to an end, but this does not mean that we as thoughtful dog owners should relax on our obligation of insuring that our beloved dogs are kept cool during the remaining ...
Dog House Kits
By Kent Pinkerton · 19 years ago
But making a dog house can be bothersome and very tiring too, especially when we have practically no skill in carpentry. Thankfully, a range of products are available in the market, all suited to novices ...
Buy the perfect puppy, how to choose the right breed
By George Chen · 19 years ago
The Perfect Puppy For You
Ready for that addition to your family? Trying to determine what kind of puppy to get is almost as important as deciding whether to get a puppy in the first ...
Miniature Dachshunds
By Josh Riverside · 19 years ago
Miniature Dachshunds were originally bred in Germany to hunt hares. Often described as ‘two dogs long and half a dog high’, they don’t grow more than 5 to 10 inches high and usually weigh between ...
How To Crate Train Your Puppy
By Jenny Saylor · 19 years ago
The following are general guidelines in crate training your puppy. Each pet is different and may require different techniques, but these guidelines should help to get you started with crate training your puppy.
INTRODUCE YOUR ...
Wire Dog Containment Systems
By Eric Morris · 19 years ago
One type of dog containment system is the wire dog containment system. This system consists of a wire buried underground around the place to be contained. Flags are placed in strategic locations to give you ...
Pitbull Adoption
By Kent Pinkerton · 19 years ago
Pit Bulls are the most preferred dog in America, in spite of the bad press they've been receiving lately due to the aggressive nature of some of their clan. Pit Bulls are dogs that know ...
Dachshunds
By Josh Riverside · 19 years ago
Commonly known as sausage or wiener dogs, Dachshunds have been bred in the U.S. since the late 1800s and are among the most popular dog breeds. The word ‘Dachs’ is German for badger, and the ...
Buying a dog collar
By David Ward · 19 years ago
A dog is certainly man’s best friend. This is why you need to take extra care while choosing a dog collar. Today, the market is filled with various varieties of collars for different dogs. It ...
Favorite Dog Breeds in 2006
By Carol Stack · 19 years ago
Every year the American Kennel Club releases the number of dogs registered for each dog breed, and that information is used to discover the favorite dog breeds in the United States for that year. Here ...
Learn The Secrets To Keeping Your Cat Healthy And Happy
By Lorie Huston · 19 years ago
Keeping a cat as a pet is a very rewarding experience. Cats can provide comfort, companionship, even entertainment. However, when something goes wrong and your feline friend is not feeling well, the results can be ...
The Staffordshire Bull Terrier - Little Dog with a Lot of Heart
By Carol Stack · 19 years ago
A family was at the local animal shelter to put a hold on a pug for the pug rescue when they met and fell in love with Bonnie, a brindle-colored Staffordshire Bull Terrier.
The shelter’s ...
Designer Dogs or Dogs of Good Design: When and where was the line crossed?
By Edie Mackenzie · 19 years ago
For over 100,000 years, dogs and man have enjoyed a symbiotic and profitable relationship. And that association began when early wolves would scavenge near human encampments and enjoy the warmth of human fires.
As time ...
Dog Training: What Is Dog Training?
By David Mcfarlane · 19 years ago
The term “dog training” can mean many different things – this is an important fact to remember when deciding what exactly you need to do with your dog.
First, there is "behavior training”.
This is ...
Heatstroke: Are Your Dogs at Risk?
By Carol Stack · 19 years ago
It is not uncommon to hear about someone who left their dog in a parked car, even for just a few minutes, and came back to find them suffering from heatstroke or already dead.
If ...
The Border Collie: Excelling at Herding, Search and Rescue, Competitive Sports and Much More
By Carol Stack · 19 years ago
Scout is a Border Collie we were given four years ago. He is a beautiful tri-colored dog that is full of energy. The first two years we had him he hardly stopped running.
His family ...