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- Tips on Training Your Redbone CoonhoundThe Redbone Coonhound is a sweet hunting dog with a muscular build. They are known to hunt raccoons, bears and cougars as well as bob cats. This very intelligent dog can easily be trained as a young dog to hunt and fit in the family.
The Unexpected Ways a Dog May Changed Your LifeAdding a dog to your family can be very rewarding, but can also come with complications you don't expect. These are some of the ways my dog unexpectedly changed my life.
Do Dogs Learn by Imitation?Are dogs capable of imitating others? The ability to imitate appears to be controversial, but there are some theories that dogs do engage in some degree of observational learning.
Six Ways to Get Rid of Your Dog's Unwanted BehaviorsRover may be your best friend, but if only he would stop raiding your trash can or barking at cars! Learn some secrets and tips from the pros on how to stop him from misbehaving.- 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.
Five Reasons You Should Not Get a New Dog or PuppyI own two dogs and I love them both. Being a dog owner is a lot of responsiblity. This article hopes to serve as a helpful to those looking to make an informed decision about dog ownership.
Understanding the Dangers Bones Pose to DogsIf you've heard the warnings about giving your dog bones, you may be wondering why they are dangerous. Here you will some of the medical reasons why you shouldn't give your dog bones.- How to Pick a Good Companion DogDogs can be superb companions when you have the right breed and character type for your needs
- Puppy/Dog-Health-TipsMany questions are answered in regards to the life long events in the life of a puppy/dog.
Use Crate Training to Overcome House Soiling in Adult DogsIt was a slow process, a trial of patience and persistence, but in the end we were able to train him to go outside to urinate and defecate.
4 Questions to Ask Yourself Before You Get a Dog or PuppyUnlike a divorced partner, your canine partner is in big trouble if he or she can't get along with you. The Humane Society of the United States estimates that 50% of all dogs that enter shelters are euthanized.
How Often Should My Dog Be Walked?How often do you need to walk your dog? Well, like anything, it depends. Pet expert M. H. Bonham explains how often and how long you need to take your dog for a walk.
5 Reasons to Adopt a Purebred from a RescueIf you're thinking about getting a purebred dog as a companion or a pet, try adopting a dog from rescue. The results may surprise you pleasantly.
The Secrets of SolitudeHave you ever wondered what small dramas play out in the harsh beauty of the West? This story takes you through small, meaningful dramas for both man and beast.- How to Use a Crate to Housetrain Your DogA crate can be a vital tool in housetraining or house breaking a dog, and can actually help your dog to have more freedom more quickly. Here's how to effectively use a crate to help your dog stop having accidents in the house.
- Its Time to Stop Letting Your Dog Pull You Around the NeighborhoodA dog pulling on the leash is not much fun when you take it for a walk. This article helps you reclaim your control over the dog so that going for a walk is fun again, for both you and the dog.
Advice on Crate Training Your DogDogs have a natural instinct for living in dens, which makes crate training your dog easy. Read this article for tips to help with the process of house training your dog.- Common and Rare Illnesses in DogsOur canine friends can get sick or infected with a virus just like humans can. Of course, owners should know about some of the common and uncommon things their dog can come down with. Let's take a look.
How to Read Your Dog's Facial ExpressionsBecause dogs don't have language, they communicate with body language, and this includes facial expressions. Here's how to read your dog's body language and, in particular, your dog's facial expressions.
Your First Puppy - What to Know Before You Buy that Furry Ball of LoveTips for buying that first dog, minimize your chance of a bad experience.
Me, Mighty ProtectorWhat I won't do to protect my dog from being attacked...OI VAY!!!- Why You Need Crate Training for Your DogYou should know that a dog crate is not recommended for a dog that will routinely be left alone all day. If long term crating is to be attempted, the dog must be well exercised both before and after crating.
- Dog Behavioural Problems?Not listening to you? Doing their own thing? anxious when you leave? Simple but very effective tips to solve your dog's behavioural problems
Tips for Crate Training Your New DogAdopting a new dog can bring great joy to your life. Here are some helpful tips to assist in the introduction of a new pet into your home. Crate training is an easy way to keep your pet safe and comfortable when you can't be with them.
Traveling with Your Dog - Tips to Help You Decide If They Should Be Included on a Driving TripHaving your dog as a travel companion can be a joy if they are well-suited for traveling in a car, so here is help in making your decision if your dog should ride with you or not.
Dogs of the Homeless in the UKThe author lived homeless in the UK for over five years. In that time, she was able to get deeply involved with the dogs of homeless people and how they were cared for, even after a homeless dog owner dies.- Use Crate Training to House Train Your PetI recommend crate training as the most effective and safe form of house training. A crate is also a great place to keep your pet when you are not home or need to keep him or her confined for any reason.
- Your Dog Can Be City SavvyImagine that you've just gotten a puppy. He's a Boxer, and he's cute. He stares at you curiously with his big brown eyes. His ears are folded over in a floppy manner. His wrinkled jowls hang down and bunch up when he tilts his head. You're hooked.
How to Crate Train Your PuupySimple directions to have your puppy housebroken in no time!
How to Get Your Dog to Love Its CrateIf plan to crate your dog, use these simple, no nonsense tips to get your pet to love its crate.- What Kind of Dog Should We Get?Thinking about getting a dog? Not sure which breed is right for you? Here's a guide to help you in your search including additional resources to explore.
Common Bad Dog HabitsHere are some of the most common bad habits and ways to eliminate them:- General George A. Custer's Dogs on the Western Frontier of AmericaOverlooked in history, Gen. George A. Custer's dogs were a big part of his life. He owned a number of breeds that he hunted with and enjoyed as pets before his life ended in the infamous battle in 1876.
- 10 Reasons Not to Breed Your DogThe reasons not to breed your dog far outweigh the reasons to do it and there are very few cases in which a responsible pet owner should breed their dog. Here are ten reasons why breeding your dog is a bad idea.
- Why People Talk to Dogs in Funny VoicesYes, there is a method to the seeming madness, even though some people get carried away with their "doggy voices." But a high-pitched, excited voice quickly gets a dog's attention.
A Puppy for Christmas?Before or after Christmas, maybe; but here are reasons to steel your resolve not to get a dog for Christmas.
Using Tethering to Cure an Unruly Dog or PuppyHave you just about had it with your dog or puppy? Do they destroy things, raid counters, or poop on the floor? Award-winning pet expert Margaret H. Bonham with more than 20 years of experience with pets explains how to put an end to bad behavior.
Crate Training PointsCrating your puppies teaches them to chew on the toys we provide to them and prevents them from chewing on the things we don't want them to chew on (shoes, furniture, curtains etc.).- Crate TrainingThis is a really great trick for crate training older dogs. First, your dog should view his crate as a "safe place."
Me and My Dog - for Better or for Better WorseDog Ownership can be rewarding but also comes with a lot of challenges often not thought about when claiming a dog.
