Wednesday, March 28th, 2012

Most trainers and professionals will tell you that dog obedience training should start with a very easy command, usually “sit.” The reason this is a simple command is because you need to demonstrate to your dog every command you give it; remember that dogs don’t speak English and don’t know what the word “sit” actually means. But you can easily push the dog’s behind down as you say the word again    .. more …

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Thursday, March 22nd, 2012

It is best to train your dog at a young age. An untrained dog can be trained to get groomed, it takes more time, patience and consistancy. Start by brushing him all over this way he get used to you or a professional groomer handeling him. If you choose to use a professional groomer be sure to select one that will handle your dog gently. You don’t want him to be afraid. Brushing doesn’t only remove    .. more …

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Sunday, March 18th, 2012

The most important part of your dog’s body language to understand is whether it is acting submissively or dominantly to you and your family. Of course, it should act submissively – it should know that you are the leader and that is it simply a pack member – and dogs acting dominantly could be uncontrollable or even dangerous. When Your Dog is Happy: We all identify with a wagging tail. However,    .. more …

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Sunday, March 18th, 2012

It is not easy to spotted these small little parasites on your dog body especially if your dog has long and dark fur. Tick has habit of finding a way or a safe place that they can hide such as dog ear, neck, paw etc. When searching for tick within your dog body make sure that you look in the susceptible spot and keep your eye open for any signs or dog tick bite symptoms. Tick bite can be very    .. more …

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Monday, March 5th, 2012

Basically bred for hunting and killing vermin, Terrier dogs are now known to offer wide spectrum of features and characters that you might find lovable. They are not as cuddly as toy dogs (while there are some terrier dogs in the toy and companion dog brackets) and they may not be as intelligent like other breeds but they set off these lacks with various things that only they can offer. Let us    .. more …

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Saturday, March 3rd, 2012

“Chumley was a rascally guy. He had a mind of his own,” said Seth Silverton, Chumley’s guardian in Rockland, Maine. Perhaps that mischievous spirit is what led Chumley to climb onto the countertop that day. But what Chumley ate that caused his untimely death was not a household chemical or anything overtly dangerous. It was a simple breakfast topping that Silverton’s daughter had sprinkled on her    .. more …

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Saturday, February 25th, 2012

Breed Information You’ll Discover at TrainPetDog History. Learn more about where a certain breed originated from and any nicknames that the breed may have. Appearance. Understand more about what the breed of dog you’re researching should look like. What are the common colors for the breed? Will his ears stand up? Should he be muscular? Personality. If you have children in the household, the    .. more …

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Monday, February 13th, 2012

These things should have been avoided if compliance training was used and implemented. Mostly compliance training in dogs is used to create a groundwork from which the dog and his master will learn how to effectively correspond or be in contact with each other. Furthermore, compliance training is also employed by dog owners whose dogs are behaving badly. It is one way of incorporating discipline    .. more …

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Sunday, January 29th, 2012

Parvo Virus is a deadly virus that attacks the intestinal system of the canine. Diagnosis:The disease is common among dogs under three years of age that are un-vaccinated. It is not impossible for a vaccinated dog or a dog over three years of age to contract. Common symptoms of the virus are vomiting, listlessness, and bloody diarrhea with a very foul odor. Companies like Idexx and Symbiotics    .. more …

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Saturday, January 28th, 2012

If you do decide that you want to buy a puppy and you have researched and decided on the breed of dog that would suit you, here is some basic advice to help you avoid mistakes. The first rule is that you should never buy a dog from a pet shop – it is imperative that you buy direct from an established breeder with a good reputation. It is advisable to ask you local vets for some recommendations,    .. more …

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