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Top 5 Reasons People Over 50 Should Own DogsEverybody thinks of a boy or a girl and his or her dog. However, children aren't the only people that benefit from pet ownership. All ages benefit from dog ownership. People over 50 can especially benefit.- How to Help Dogs Deal With Cabin FeverDogs are just like us when snow and cold limit outside activities. They can get a cooped up feeling. The danger of a bored dog dealing with cabin fever; he may find destructive ways to entertain himself by taking his frustration out on your couch.
- Adding a Second Dog to Your FamilyWhat criteria should you use when selecting a second dog for your family? We considered the health and social needs of our family first--including those of our first dog.
How to Raise Children to Not Be Afraid of DogsA fear of dogs can begin at any age, but it often starts out in early childhood following an unpleasant encounter with a pet or someone else's dog. Unfortunately, once you have experienced such an encounter, the fear can follow you through your life.- How Dog Treadmills Are Helping Dogs Lose WeightDogs like people can become obese. Treadmills are making a difference for our chubby best friends.
- How to Spoil Your Dog or Cat and Show Your LoveOur dogs show their unconditional love to us daily. Our cats may snuggle up to us as well. There are many ways that we can spoil our pets and show them how much we love them.
- Trust and Respect: Dogs Learn What We Teach ThemTrust and respect between dogs and humans is as essential as it is between two people. You won't build a stable and lasting relationship with your dog if he doesn't trust or respect you. Dogs learn what we teach them.
Dog Theft on the Rise: How to Protect Your PetPossibly due to the economy, dog theft is on the rise. Some do not question an ad in the paper for a dog for sale. Thieves can quickly turn a buck on your dog. Is your dog safe, or easy to snatch?
Enjoying a Walk with Your DogBringing your dog along as you go for your daily walk shouldn't turn into a tug-of-war by any stretch of the imagination. With some persistence and minimal effort, you both can enjoy your time out and about.
Car Restraints For Dogs: Safe Driving, Safe PetsUnrestrained pets can prompt unsafe driving behaviors. Here's how to make excursions with the beloved family dog safe for everyone.
Legal Animal Cruelty: Pets and Class B DealersClass B dealers are people who buy and sell pets to research labs and universities for educational purposes. In the hands of class B dealers, most pets will suffer abuse one way or the other under a law that allows for legal animal cruelty.
Dealing with a Needy DogDealing with a needy dog can be difficult. Learn what could be causing your dog's neediness and what you can try to help your dog be less needy.- How Are Your Pets Improving Your Health?We all know that pets are actually good for our health- but how?
- How to Give Your Dog a PillGetting your pooch to take their meds can be difficult and frustrating. Learn how to give your dog a pill, and make taking medicine less stressful for you and your dog.
Are Toy Poodles Good with Kids?Toy poodle breed may be right for some families.- Quiet Fourth of July Activities with Your DogFourth of July celebrations usually start at least a week before the actual holiday. We can't control other people's fun, but we can help our dogs endure the Fourth of July in a stress free and quiet environment.
Review of Jo-Mar Grooming and Boarding in Floral Park, NYJo-Mar Grooming and Boarding in Floral Park, NY is reviewed by a dog owner.- Protecting Your Dog from AbductionKeeping your dog safe from stolen is easier than you might think.
Pet Policy Comparison Guide for Major U.S. Air CarriersIf you're planning to fly with your pet this summer, it can be financially advantageous to comparison shop airlines. Some airlines charge as much for Fido's one-way ticket as the cost of round trip airfare for passengers.- A Guide to Bringing the Dog Along for the Family Road TripMore and more people are bringing their canine companions along with them when they travel. This article offers some tips on how to make a long road trip a little less stressful for you and your pet.
Introducing a New Pet to a One Pet HouseholdIf your household is only used to one pet, it will take some time to introduce a new pet. You may think the current pet will be jealous or not tolerate a new pet. You may be surprised at how welcome a new playmate will be.
Top 5 Places to Scratch a DogDogs usually love to be scratched, but where should you scratch them? There are some places that all dogs, in general, love being scratched.
Is Pet Insurance Worth It?Have you been considering getting pet insurance? Reading about my experiences with the coverage and value of my pet insurance plan can help you make your own decision.
Dog Do's And Don'ts For Pet ParksDo you love to slip on sneakers and hit the dog park with your pet? Many communities offer fenced lands for residents to play freely with their dogs. Here are some pet-iquette highlights from these experts and personal experience.
Veterinarian Recommends Spring Exercise for PetsIt's spring! Get out of the house and enjoy the great weather. Better yet, take your best friend with you. Just keep in mind that with any new exercise regime your dog needs to work into it, just like you do.- How to Care for a Dog that Has Strayed onto Your PropertyIt is easy for dogs to stray onto homeowners' property, even if their property is fenced in, as dogs can dig underneath a fence and let themselves in. What can you do to care for a dog that has strayed onto your property?
Why Dogs Growl, Whimper, and Kick in Their SleepWhen dogs bark, growl, whimper, and move in their sleeps, owners may find them speculating about whether their dogs are dreaming and what their dogs are dreaming about. Here's everything you need to know about dogs and dreaming.- How to Buy a Toy PoodleWhat to look for and ask when shopping for a healthy toy poodle.
What is the Best Way to Bathe a Toy Poodle?Read on to find out how to properly bathe toy poodles...
Common Behavioral Changes in Senior DogsThe following are common behavioral changes in senior dogs and how to treat these problems.- Your Pet's Dental Health - an OverviewDental care is just as important for your pet dog or cat as it is for humans. This article gives pet owners an overview of the importance of pet oral health and tips to get started.
- California Dogs Can JumpSeveral organizations have made a splash with the canine sport, dock jumping, which enables dog owners to see how far or how high their athletic pets can jump.
- Why is My Dog Panting?Dogs don't always pant just because they're hot
A Guide to Grooming Your Toy PoodleRead on to find out how to easily take care of your toy poodle's hair.
Do I Need Pet Insurance for My Pet?Pet owner's are faced with high vet bills everyday. The majority of them do not have pet insurance to cover the expenses. Do they need pet insurance? Absolutely, but they may not be able to afford it.
Dogs and the Effects of Separation AnxietyAll dogs handle it differently when they are left alone. Separation anxiety is a serious problem in dogs, due to no fault of their own and should be handled carefully.
5 Ways to Celebrate Pet Dental Month with Your Dog(s)What a special time to celebrate pet dental month and what a way to show your dog how much you care. This month and every month, oral health care is a top priority in the life of your dog.- Apartment Living with a DogLiving with a dog in an apartment is different then in a house. The dog needs more of your attention in an apartment then they do in a house because of the rules in an apartment building
A List of Top Ten Dogs Great for FamiliesIf you are looking for a dog, you must decide what type of dog, temperament, size and breed that would best fit your family lifestyle. Are you looking for a lap dog, guard dog or one that loves children?
Ways to Ensure Your Dog Stays Healthy and HappyThe responsibility of pet parenting involves proper care of your beloved dogs. Food, shelter, toys, medical care and more are part of proper healthy care of your pets . . .





