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- Dog Myths that Can Harm Your DogIt isn't always easy trying to understand dog behavior and dog myths have been around probably as long as man and dogs have walked side by side. While some myths are harmless, some can actually harm your dog if you believe them.
- When to Leave Your Dog at HomeYour dog doesn't need to run errands with you. Leave your dog at home!
- 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.
- Tips for Traveling with Your DogTaking your dog along for the trip requires advanced planning. Learn what items you should take along to avoid unpleasant surprises.
Questions to Consider Before Adopting a New Dog to Your FamilyIf you are considering a new dog, whether it is your first or one of multiple pets, there are questions you need to consider and answer before making a decision. Go over the list of questions and know you are making the right decision for a new dog.
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.
Dog Obesity -- Obesity Isn't Only a Human ProblemPet obesity is a growing and deadly problem. Find out more about the causes, affects, treatment, prevention, and recovery of obesity in dogs.- How Do I Protect My Dog from Dog Theft?Learn what you can do to protect your dog from dog theft; also what you can to do recover your if it has been stolen.
- How Are Your Pets Improving Your Health?We all know that pets are actually good for our health- but how?
Pet Re-homing Options for Foreclosed Home OwnersDon't leave your pet in your foreclosed home. There are options for pet owners evicted from their home. Rescue organizations may be able to help you re-home your pet/s. The more people you talk to; the more likely you can save your pet's life.
5 Most Common Health Problems for Adult DogsThe five most common dog health problems are ear infections, skin allergies, hot spots, vomiting or diarrhea, according to VPI pet medical insurance.
Hypoallergenic Dogs: Fact or Fallacy?If you're an allergy sufferer and a pet lover, you may be thinking your dreams may come true with a hypoallergenic dog. But are these dogs really hypoallergenic?- Selecting a Family DogNot every dog is the right match for every family. Before choosing a family pet, there are things to consider to help make the right choice.
10 Reasons Your Kids Need a PetPet ownership helps children develop skills such as compassion, nurturing, responsibility and physical fitness.
Special Diet Choices for the Dog with AllergiesMany dogs have allergies and when it comes to food allergies, there are diets you can choose from to help your dog. Experiment to find the diet that best fits the needs of your dog . . .
Top 5 Foods that Are Dangerous for DogsPeople love to give dogs treats. These treats often include table scraps or scraps while cooking. However, some of these things can be dangerous to dogs.- Signs and Symptoms of Allergies in DogsYour dog's allergies can have several negative impacts on both behavior and health. In order to treat allergies, though, you have to know your dog has them. Here are the most common signs and symptoms that your dog has an allergy.
Common Behavioral Changes in Senior DogsThe following are common behavioral changes in senior dogs and how to treat these problems.
Common Mistakes of Dog Owners and Tips for Dog CareMany people adopt a dog because they are so cute but have no real idea as to the care and responsibility it requires for good care. There are many common mistakes that the dog owner may make for its' special care.- What to Do when You Are Allergic to Your PetIt can be devastating for pet owners to learn they are allergic to their pet. Most allergists encourage owners to rehome their pets. For many, that is not necessary. Here's how to keep your pets when you are allergic to them.
- 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.
- 5 Reasons Kibble is Bad for Your DogKibble (pre-packaged dog food) has become the most popular option for feeding pets, and most people believe it's the only option. However, kibble is not the best choice for your dog and choosing a different diet can even prolong your dog's life.
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 . . .
Is Your Pet Dog or Cat Overweight? Don't Forget Resolutions for Your Pet!Pet health is often a reflection on human health. In the United States, humans and pets alike are becoming increasingly overweight and even obese. This article explains what to do to about an overweight pet.
Identify Symptoms of Dog IllnessEven the best cared-for and supervised puppy or dog can become ill or injured.- 2010 Best Pet Products for DogsGives detail of the best pet products for dogs of 2010 that are worth your money.
- Things to Consider Before Selecting Pet DaycareIf you're in need of a pet daycare and there's only one in your area, consider the following factors before enrolling. If these needs aren't met you do have other options.
- What Are the Best Types of Dog Bowls for Your Dog?Dog bowls are available in all shapes and sizes, and are generally made of plastic, ceramic or stainless steel. What are the best types of dog bowls for your dog?
Having a Stress Free Holiday with Your Pets and GuestsYour family is visiting this holiday season. Do they know you have a dog or cat? Pet expert Margaret H. Bonham explains how to make sure everyone gets along this holiday.- Strategies to Adopt the Perfect PetProspective pet buyers are faced with the bewildering choice of hundreds of pure breeds and a myriad of mixes. Whether adopting or buying a pet, figuring out how to make all the right choices is tough.
Dog Shopping List - Top 20 Items a New Dog Owner NeedsWhat does it take to care for a dog? Prospective pet owners may wonder how many products and supplies they need before bringing home a dog. Here's a simple shopping list of the 20 essential items needed for basic dog care in the home.- How to Catch a Runaway DogDid your dog sneak out and run away? Have you tried everything that you could think of? Runaway dogs are a very common problem with pet owners. Here are some tips on how to catch a runaway dog --
- Why Dogs Are Good Pets for KidsWhy dogs can be very good pets for kids. A dog can be a great companion and a wonderful friend. Having a dog that wants to run around and play encourages kids to be active and healthy. A child learns responsibility by taking care of their dog.
- What is Making Your Dog Scratch so Much?If fleas aren't the issue, what could it be? Here are some possibilities and what you can do about it as a pet owner.
How to Be a Good Pet Parent to Your DogAdopting a dog is a rewarding experience for both you and your pet. Here are some tips on how to be a good pet parent to your dog by giving them the proper care.- Signs of Burned Dog Paw Pads and First Aid OptionsMany dog owners believe that their dog's feet and paw pads can withstand any kind of surface. However, hot surfaces can leave burns on a dog's feet and paw pads. How can you notice the signs of burned paw pads and what treatment options are available?
- When Your Dog Has AllergiesHow do you know if your dog has an allergy, and how do you treat it? Find out here!
Traveling to Hotels with DogsWhen you are traveling to hotels, you are traveling in a public space. And whether or not you'd like to admit it, not everyone is as fond of your dog as you are.
Free to Good Home: Should You Adopt a Pet Off Craigslist?Is a "Free to Good Home" pet a good idea? Why you might want a pet that someone else finds valueless and things to keep in mind to avoid pitfalls.
