Bones For Your Dog - Delicious Treat Or A Deadly Snack?
Submitted by: Randy Jones
There is a difference of opinion among canine experts as to whether bones should be given to a dog raw, cooked, hard, or soft, and even whether they should be given at all...
Using Praise And A Positive Attitude To Train Your Dog
Submitted by: Randy Jones
Praise is the power in the training of your dog In training, it is to be applied in liberal doses, at any and all opportunities...
The Top Five Tips For Finding A Dog Friendly Hotel
Submitted by: Randy Jones
Before you set out on a trip with your dog, you should gather all the information you can about possible hotels, motels, or bed and breakfasts at your destination...
Owning A Dog On A Budget
Submitted by: Randy Jones
Owning a dog involves expenses that cannot be ignored: purchase or adoption expenses, equipment and grooming, and veterinary fees...
Tips About Your Dogs Room And Personal Space
Submitted by: Randy Jones
Regardless of where you live, your dog must always have its own private domain where it can feel at home...
Is A Dog Right For You?
Submitted by: Randy Jones
Anyone who intends to have a dog as a pet should be aware that this is an important decision A dog will not only make changes in your family’s everyday life, it will also, at times, cause problems...
Trust And Training Your Dog
Submitted by: Randy Jones
Trained dogs are welcome almost anywhere because they behave around people and other dogs They are a pleasure to take for a walk and can be let loose for a romp in the park...
Your Dogs Skin Allergies – A Guide To Treatment And Prevention
Submitted by: Randy Jones
Your dog’s body has a remarkable immune system of antibodies, which are protein substances produced by cells called lymphocytes, that destroy antigens that invade the body, such as viruses and bacteria...
10 Nutritional Facts About Your Dog
Submitted by: Randy Jones
Just like the food it eats, a dog can be considered in terms of raw materials In the same way, a diet can be considered in terms of various nutritional components...
Your Dogs Skin - Something So Simple Yet So Complex
Submitted by: Randy Jones
A wrapping of fur is not all there is to your dogs skin It is also a factory for vitamin D production, it protects the internal parts from injury, bacteria, and viruses, and it contains a sensory system that is unsurpassed...
Lyme Disease And Your Dog – A Deadly Combination
Submitted by: Randy Jones
Lyme disease is primarily spread to both dogs and humans through the bite of an infected tick Many different species of ticks can be involved, including the deer tick, the western black-legged tick, and the black legged tick...
General First Aid For Your Dog
Submitted by: Randy Jones
Like young children, puppies are accident prone, some more than others, males ore than females As they become bolder and more explorative, adolescent dogs get into all kinds of scrapes...
Your Dogs Eyes – The Most Important Yet Overlooked Part Of Your Dogs Body
Submitted by: Randy Jones
No other organ in your dog’s body contains such an intricate and complex mechanism in such a small structure as the eyes...
Your Guide To Feeding An Adult Dog
Submitted by: Randy Jones
Under normal circumstances your dog will be able to eat and profit from almost anything you give him, including almost all of the food items forbidden by rumor and fear...
A Guide To Your Puppy’s Health
Submitted by: Randy Jones
A pup’s life is filled with dangers and very easily lost in a big world However, puppies seem to have an incredible resistance to human and bacterial diseases...
Taking Care of a Ferret: Baby Ferret or Kits
Submitted by: Michael Weston
So you want a ferret and have decided on a baby or as they are known in the ferret world as kits Since you are looking at a baby ferret then you may want to know about the entire ferret birth process...
Pet Christmas Shopping
Submitted by: Patricia Ellison
The holidays can be a busy, chaotic time; but also a very special time when we give gifts to the special ones in our lives and receive gifts as well...
How to Make a Paracord Dog Leash Using the Seesaw Knot
Submitted by: Karen Friesecke
Paracord is a really great cord to use for braiding and knotting projects It's strong, durable and washable, too...
Regain Your Peace and Quiet Once Again! Invest in a PetSafe Bark Collar
Submitted by: Russ Elderman
So you can’t stop hearing the dog’s barking You really don’t have to hire a personal trainer or, worse, keep your dog in a cage or locked up inside your home just to discipline him or her...
Get the Petsafe Instant Fence Information
Submitted by: Russ Elderman
There are actually three types of fences offered by Petsafe: in-ground fencing; indoor fencing; and instant fencing, also known as Wireless fencing...
How to Choose the Right Petsafe Radio Fence
Submitted by: Russ Elderman
Seriously, do you really have time to monitor your dog’s whereabouts Most likely, you don’t...
Comparing the Petsafe Wireless Fence Against Competition
Submitted by: Russ Elderman
With so many options available today, it can be a very difficult time in picking a way to keep your dogs within your yard...
Advantages of a Wireless Dog Fence
Submitted by: Russ Elderman
The need to fence dogs has existed for several years now That is because, under law, an owner is liable for anything that the dog does in or outside his property...
Curly Horses - What Makes Them Unique
Submitted by: Dr. Douglas Stewart
Curly horses are horses which have a certain gene, inherited from their parents, which makes their hair curly...
Get the Perfect PetSafe Deluxe Little Dog Bark Control Collar
Submitted by: Russ Elderman
Premium Petsafe Bark Collar
Are you having issues with your dog’s barks You do not have to consider yourself a totally isolated situation...
An Introduction to the Wireless Dog Fence
Submitted by: Russ Elderman
Have you noticed that your neighbor’s dog do not run into your property anymore You have also noticed your neighbor walking around with his pet toward some flags in their yard and that their dogs would turn back and not cross the boundary...
Some Foods Are Bad For Dogs
Submitted by: Bonnie Dye
Do you feel guilty eating a snack in front of your dog If so, you're not alone...
Taking a Horse's Temperature, Pulse and Respiration
Submitted by: Dr. Douglas Stewart
Three standard indicators of a horse's health are temperature, pulse rate and respiration These can be used not only to determine if your horse is ill but also can indicate the type of illness...
Guinea Pigs – Who Are They and Where Did They Come From?
Submitted by: Bob Matthews
The cute and cuddly little guinea pig has anything but a cute and cuddly scientific name – Caviidae porcellus...
How to Keep Your Dog Happy While You Are at Work
Submitted by: Jan Brass
One of the greatest moments of my day is walking through my front door and having my dog run up and greet me...