Australian Silky Terrier- An Excellent Selection For A Smaller Family Pet
February 3rd, 2012
Silky terrier is an adorable little pet dog, that resembles in a lot of ways like Yorkshire terrier. It is lively, attentive, strong, robust by nature and incredibly loving. Being in finest form, it weighs in at close to 3.6 – 4.5 kg with the size of approximately 23 cm. Even with its small shape, [...]
How Agility Can Builds Confidence In Your Dog
January 10th, 2012
If your dog is timid around people or other dogs, then agility training can to build confidence in your dog. An agility class is a great place to learn about the sport and how to train your dog. But it may take some time before it is ready from your lap or under the chair.
Useful Crate Training Tips and Tricks
December 13th, 2011
Crate training is the process of teaching your dog to stay in a dog crate, which is basically a wooden, plastic or wire kennel. Some dog owners consider this inhumane when it’s actually quite the opposite, most dogs actually enjoy being in the crate. The crate simulates the den environment of a wolf, so not [...]
Details On Dog Arthritis
December 10th, 2011
Many of the issues regarding health conditions in humans may also be sustained by dogs. One of the very known health issues in dogs is arthritis. One fifth of the canine populace have this joint condition and have to bear with other related symptoms as well. They also experience the similar soreness in the joints that we human beings undergo.
What Makes Great Puppy Food
December 3rd, 2011
Raising your puppy into one healthy pet is no ordinary work. Like humans, he also has specific needs to be met. That is why you need good puppy food as a good foundation to be able to nurture him into one great dog.
Choosing Dog Pain Relievers
October 25th, 2011
One of the most wonderful experiences there is in life is having a dog. They truly are man’s (or woman’s) best friend. Enjoy the great times that you have, but you must also take on the responsibility of taking care of them when they are not feeling well. Read on to find important tips and information on dog pain relievers that all dog owners should be knowledgeable about.
Taking Care Of Your Dog’s Teeth
October 19th, 2011
If you are like most other pet owners, you feel that your dog is a member of your family. He is completely loyal and keeps you company without asking for much. You’ll want your dog to stay around for as long as possible, so keeping him healthy is important.
Food You Should Never Give Your Dog
September 15th, 2011
Mans best friend, the dog. Lovable and playful and if you are not careful it will eat you out of house and home. Yes, the dog loves nothing better than to find something to chew on. This may not sound like a big problem, but some of the foods that we take for granted can actually be very fatal to a dog.
How To Remove Dog Dander
July 15th, 2011
One of the reasons why some dog lovers cannot take a dog for a pet is allergy. Dogs are commonly blamed for the clogged nose, watery eyes, the sneezing and the general feeling of fatigue. Allergies can get worse and develop into asthma and as it is commonly believed that dog hair triggers an allergic reaction, people would hesitate to get a dog for a pet. Some breeds are hyped to be hypoallergenic but a person that was weakened by allergies would think twice to get a dog.
Training Your Older Dog
June 29th, 2011
Mention dog training and most people think of a young puppy being shown the fundamental commands. In fact, you might have heard that it’s difficult to train an older dog. Thankfully, for most people who have adopted a mature dog, this is not true and, in fact, you are able to teach an old dog new tricks!
Foods Your Dog Should Not Eat
June 8th, 2011
We all love to provide the best for our pets, be it shelter or food. But, on occasions we unintentionally feed our dogs with certain items that aren’t healthy for them. Whatever food you give to your dog, you should make sure that it suits his system. Here are some foods that shouldn’t be fed to your dog.
Should Your Dog Have Its Own Bed?
May 24th, 2011
It’s not unusual to bring your cute little puppy to sleep with you, when you first bring him home. After all he’s furry, warm and snuggly. But in all honesty this is not the best thing to do for you or your dog. Getting your dog its own bed, and teaching him the proper behavior, should be your first priorities.
Understanding Your Dogs Pack Mentality
May 7th, 2011
Most owners are unfamiliar with the nature of a typical dog pack. They understand intuitively that canines live, and often migrate and roam, in groups. Many people are also aware there is a social order that prevents discord from festering within the pack. This order is the reason canines can live, work, and defend their homes together for years without significant problems. Owners who want to better understand why their pets behave in certain ways would be well-served by exploring how a dog pack works.