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Adopting a Dog from the Pound: Why an Older Dog May Make a Better Pet Than a PuppyThere are many reasons why adopting an older dog can be a wiser choice than starting from scratch with a puppy. This article explains why. -
What to Do when Your Dog Does This...Please be very careful if your dog is the type to devourer treats and food without chewing. I advise not to throw the treat up for them to catch. That is how it gets lodged. I am still trying to break that habit. -
How to Stop an Adult Dog from Pulling on His LeashHow to use a training collar to teach a pound dog how to heel properly.
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3 Halloween Tips for Dog OwnersFrom their costume to their treats, there are special considerations when it comes to including your dog in your holiday plans.
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Pooch Patio Latest in Dog Care, Dog GroomingApril Prohaska has taken the variety of a pet store, the convenience of dog grooming, and ambience of a cozy living room and merged them together to create a dog's delight.
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Faith in God Through a Dog from the PoundEven though this new dog in our lives was testing our patience with her escape artist tricks, this was the trait that would show my children God's love and what faith can do! -
Six Inexpensive Christmas Gift Ideas that Any Dog or Dog Lover Would LoveThe economy isn't in the best shape so people are tightening their belts but that does not mean that you have to leave your dog off the list. He's been a good dog, honest!
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So, You Want to Adopt a Dog?This is a detailed overview of what rescuers look for in adoptive families that want to own a rescued dog. -
How Not to Develop Bad Habits in Your DogThis article is examines the common mistakes we make in developing bad habits in our dogs. You can teach and older dog new tricks you just have to break old habits. If you raise a dog from a puppy you have a better chance of installing in him proper habits.
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Homemade Healthy Dog FoodThe commercial dog food recall has shown how harmful commercial dog food is. Homemade dog food is much better for your dogs.
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Train Your Dog Correctly in MemphisTraining a dog takes patience. To do it right and for the right purpose, it should be guided by a professional trainer or trainers. There are, fortunately, quite a few good ones in Memphis, TN.
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Becoming a Blind Dog - Blue's StoryThis is a look at how my dog Blue, became blind. It's called Retinal Degenerative Disorder, and there was nothing we could do. We still love Blue, and she will always be the same dog to us. -
Puppy/Dog-Health-TipsMany questions are answered in regards to the life long events in the life of a puppy/dog.
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Dog Safety for Car Travel: Dog Car Seats and Seat BeltsQuickly learn about dog safety products for traveling in your car or truck. Read brief and accurate information about dog seat belts, dog safety seats and pick-up truck tethers. -
Do Small Dogs Live Longer? Do Certain Dog Breeds Live Longer? (Yes.)Many different factors determine the lifespan of your dog. Unfortunately, most of them are not under your control. -
15 Dog Park Etiquette RulesThe dog park is fast becoming a favorite activity for dog owners, while other dog owners sometimes come away disillusioned after a bad experience. This article gives you some rules to help ensure everyone's safety and enjoyment at the dog park. -
Preventing Aggression in the Family Dog with Small ChildrenPreventing aggression from your dog to your small child (or children) is critical to having a healthy, happy human-canine relationship. This article looks at factors that cause dogs to become aggressive towards children.
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Using Kibble as an Economical Reward Treat for Your DogThis article explores the questions of whether kibble can be used as a dog treat, and whether your dog will know the difference. Since kibble typically costs much less than treats, this can be a budget saver for the financially aware. -
The Cost of Owning a DogMany new dog owners do not consider the financial implications of dog ownership. They soon find out that the cost of owning a dog involves more that just buying a bag of dog food once in a while.
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Human Medications You Can Give Your DogThis article discusses which human medications you can give your dog to treat a variety of common illnesses and maladies.
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Are You a Potential Responsible Dog Owner?Before you decide to buy or adopt a dog, take a moment to think the about the commitment needed before you adopt a puppy or an older dog.
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How to Make Homemade Dog FoodMy article will teach people how to easily and cost-effectively make their dog homemade dog food. I will discuss why homemade dog food is better and provide a basic recipe. -
McTavish: A Real-Life Dog HeroThis is the true story of the dog I grew up with. She was heroic in spectacular action and quiet devotion. -
Introducing a New Dog to Your PackDogs rely on scent more than any other sensory facility to evaluate their environment and react to it. You can use that dominant sensory trait to enhance your dog's introduction to other dogs and people.
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Rescuing Shelter Dogs: Reasons to Consider Adopting an Older DogThe author of this article has been successfully adopting older shelter dogs for a number of years. This article highlights some of the advantages of adopting an older dog.
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How to Pick the Best Dog for YouCertain types of dog breeds are more suitable for different types of people, depending on a number of factors.
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Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating ContestTwenty of the best competitive eaters in the world will participate in the 90th annual Nathan's Famous Fourth of July Hot Dog Eating Contest.
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Choose the Perfect Shelter DogPerform a short test on a shelter dog to determine if he will be a good pet or not. Assess the dog's temperament to determine his personality and identify potential problems he could have, and if he's the perfect dog for you. -
Top Holiday Gifts for Your DogTop Holiday gift ideas for the Dog in your life -
Top 5 Summer Safety Tips for Saving Fido and Felix (Your Dog and Cat)Did you know that cats could become fatally ill if owners use a flea or tick product on Felix that was developed for use on a dog? Did you know that yeast dough, when rising, could produce alcohol that can kill your pet? -
Help -- My Dog (or Cat) is Gaining Weight!Actually taking the dog for a WALK is different than just taking a stroll that lasts as long as it takes for the dog to releive itself. That is not what I'd call "exercise." -
The Truth About People Food and Your DogEating a bit of any people food is not going to kill a dog. It's all a matter of animal size vs. portion size. -
How to Clone a Family Dog: Win a BioArts AuctionCheck here to see my opinion about BioArts pet dog clone auction idea set for June 2008. BioArts will sell chances to clone 5 pet dogs to the highest bidders. This BioArts clone pet dog idea isn't right.
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Homemade Dog Food RecipesIf you're a dog lover and owner like I am, then you undoubtedly want the best for your pet. Find out some easy-to-make recipes that your dog will love, by reading this informative article today!
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Dog Spa... Is it Torture or Pampering?Pamper or torture? Over the past few years, dog spa's have steadily increased in popularity. Your almost certain to find at least one in every large city, and several in major cities.
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A Look at Ol' Roy Dog Food by Wal-MartAs a former dog owner and current dog-sitter, I have had to feed my canine charges different types of food; Ol' Roy is one of the best in-store canned foods for dogs.
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Product Review: Nature's Variety Prairie Salmon Meal & Brown Rice Medley Dog FoodOur ten-year-old Shih Tzu, Sidney, has been having a terrible problem with itchy, dry skin recently. Shih Tzu are prone to skin and allergy problems. We had fed him a lamb and rice dog food for several years, but when our supplier went out of business -
Dog Food Label SensibilityReading a label on human food is much different than reading a dog food label. Here are some tips to help guide the conscience pet owner. -
Bugsy, The Escape Artist DogA funny story about my dog, Bugsy.
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Five Ways to Keep Your Dog Out of the PoundMany dogs run at large everyday. Make sure your to provide Animal Control with the tools required to get your dog back home.
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