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Rescue Dogs in the NewsMany families choose to adopt a rescue dog after deciding to bring a new pet into their homes. Here are the stories of Bear, Hercules and Duncan, three rescue dogs in the news recently.- The Dog Gone Days of DomesticationDogs Were The First Domesticated Animals
Family Disaster DogsOn the ten year anniversary of 9-11, I formed the Family Disaster Dogs website in honor the Rescuers and Search Dogs heros who come to the aid during emergencies.
Housetraining Your Rescue DogIf the dog you adopt from a rescue shelter turns out not to be housetrained, here is a reliable and simple method for teaching him the rules.
Dogs Are Amazing Creatures and Sometimes Life SaversDogs are wonderful companions and friends. There are many amazing stories of dogs that save lives everyday. These animals are awe inspiring, their unending courage and loyalty is a true miracle.
Dog Trains ManWe believe we're in control '" but it's illusion. Life steers; we are passengers. Whether changing how we eat, developing relationships, or simply adopting a furry friend, the results of our actions cannot always be predicted nor controlled.
Being Prepared to Adopt a Rescue DogA few tips on what to consider before bringing your new shelter dog home.
The Pros and Cons of Dog RescueA list of a few of the important things to consider after deciding to adopt a rescue dog from a shelter or rescue agency.
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 Cost of Owning a Family DogAs the owner of four rescue dogs, I took a look at the cost of owning a family dog, from my initial investment to annual keep and special care.
Helping the Timid Rescue Dog Gain ConfidenceTimid or shy rescue dogs are a challenge to work with. They need a vet check, positive reinforcement and positive interactions with you and/or a friendly, confident dog.- Ground Zero Search and Rescue Dog Handler Reacts to Death of Osama Bin LadenAn interesting reaction to the death of Osama Bin Laden from the handler of a search and rescue dog that worked at Ground Zero.
- Why Rescue Me?When choosing what type of dog is right for you it is important to explore all options and really find a dog that is right for you. What matters to you?
- Rescue Dogs Need Protection when Searching DisastersRescue dogs face obstacles when searching disaster areas putting their own safety at risk. They need protection for their safety.
How to Rehabilitate a Fearful Rescued DogFear, which can often turn to aggression, is one of the most common issues seen in rescued dogs. Here's what you can do to acclimate your rescued dog to new people and surroundings and help your dog move past fear.
Get Lost ... For Search-and-Rescue DogsSearch-and-rescue K9 handlers can always use volunteer make-believe "victims" to help in the training of their dogs.
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!
Special Care is Needed for Your New Rescue DogWith so many dogs in need of good homes, adopting a special dog does require special care. With past abuse in many of these dogs lives, affirming our love and care takes a great deal of patience as the new parent. . .- How to Train Your DogTraining your dog can be simple if you follow a few simple rules. Whether your dog needs behavior modification or basic commands, you can learn how to train your dog.
- Celebrities Choose to Adopt Rescue DogsMost celebrities have considerable disposable income and can certainly afford to buy purebred dogs or fashionable designer dogs. Yet, many celebrities choose to adopt rescue dogs instead.
- Dogs on the InternetThere are plenty of dogs on the Internet who have their own websites, Facebook pages, Twitter accounts and Youtube videos.
Types of Search and Rescue DogsWe've seen televised pictures of dogs hunting for escaped prisoners, sniffing out drugs and contraband, and rescuing lost people in heavy snow. What else can search and rescue dogs do and what does it take to qualify?
10 Dog Training Tips for Rescue DogsAn in-depth look at dog training tips for rescue dogs from puppy mills, shelters and other dog-eat-dog environments.
A Puppy for Christmas?Before or after Christmas, maybe; but here are reasons to steel your resolve not to get a dog for Christmas.
Rescue Dogs: Why Collies and St. Bernards?When you think rescue dog, do you think Lassie, or, perhaps, picture a giant St. Bernard with a casks of liquor hung around its neck?
Adopting My Pomeranian Mix from Furbaby Rescue in Seattle, Western WashingtonAdopting my rescue dog from Furbaby Rescue in Western Washington was a wonderful adoption experience. Read about my rescue dog adoption steps and what you can expect if you adopt from Furbaby Rescue.
Dog Training and the Lotus SutraTraining a dog can be an enlightening experience when the Six Refinements of the Lotus Sutra are applied.
Advice for Happy Dog OutingsFrom how to cure dog car sickness, to things you can do in summer together or how to travel around the world with your dog, this collection of dog outing articles will fill you with fun ideas.- Hairy Heroes: Choosing the Trained Indication for the Search and Rescue DogSearch and rescue dogs must let their handlers know when they've found the target odor in a precise and consistent manner. Before beginning the SAR dog's education, choose the right trained indication for the dog and his intended search discipline.
Hairy Heroes: So You Want to Be a Search and Rescue Dog HandlerGetting involved in search and rescue is both a rewarding and a trying experience. Here are some things to think about before joining up.
Hairy Heroes: Has My Dog Got What it Takes to Be a Search and Rescue Dog?Many people would like to train their dogs for search and rescue. But are their dogs suited for the job? Here's what to look for.
Hairy Heroes: The Different Disciplines of Canine Search and Rescue"Search and Rescue Dog" is a general phrase that may refer to any one of many distinct disciplines. Here are just a few of the SAR dog specialties.- Everything You Need to Welcome Your Rescue DogBringing a new adult dog into your home can be stressful for both parties. Your new dog will need to get used to his new surroundings, and you will need to adapt to having an extra four paws around the house.
- Identifying and Treating Separation Anxiety Disorder in Rescued DogsIf you recently rescued or adopted a dog, you may find the dog is suffering from mental health complications including separation anxiety disorder. Here is what dog owners need to know.
Working with Your Dog when Fearful of Other DogsWhether you had your dog as a puppy or a rescue dog, socializing and training is very important to help your dog to cope around other people and dogs. Aggressive behavior is just a way to cope with fears . . .
How to Stop Your Dog Marking His Territory with UrineWhen urine marking happens outside you may not mind it. But what to do when your dog starts marking his territory at home? Here are the facts and solutions to urine marking by female and male dogs alike.- Adopting a Rescue Dog for a Family PetRescue dogs are in need of new homes with owners that want to take good care of them and bring them into their family. Owning a rescue dog can be a very rewarding experience!
Dog Rescue Groups in CharlotteFinding a rescue dog in Charlotte North Carolina
Actual Animal Rescue Dog Adoption AgreementWhat do dog rescues want from adopters and what is the rationale behind the terms of the agreement? Actual adoption form given, with permission given for other rescues to adapt to their own needs.
Tips to a Successful Rescue Dog AdoptionAdopting a dog from a shelter or rescue group comes with it own set of joys and challenges. Here are a few of the questions and considerations a potential owner should review before deciding on their new best friend.
