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Top Ten Dog Breeds for The Elderly
Wednesday, September 13, 2006
Dogs have been making great companions for centuries now. They are loved by all ages. Everyone has their own preference as to what dog best suits their lifestyle. When choosing a dog, this is an important aspect to consider, especially for the elderly. Having a four legged friend can be comforting and can bring much joy to an elderly person. Studies have proven that having a dog around,... [MORE]

Animal Assisted Therapy: Can it help you?
Friday, August 18, 2006
The term “animal assisted therapy” is to be distinguished from the more familiar practice of “animal assisted activities”, which refers generally to pet visitation at hospitals and residential care facilities.  Animal Assisted Therapy is part of a formal and carefully designed treatment program with specific and measurable objectives that matches one animal to one patient.  Under the guidance... [MORE]

B.A.R.F. Diet: Is a raw food diet good for dogs?
Thursday, August 17, 2006
It actually sounds kind of gross, but BARF is an acronym for Biologically Appropriate Raw Food or Bones and Raw Food. Many health conscious veterinarians are huge advocates for this diet which can completely replace commercially prepared dog food. One of the first proponents of the BARF diet was Dr. Ian Billinghurst who still recommends it today. He believes that it is the ultimate way to... [MORE]

Breed Clubs: What Are They and Should You Join?
Thursday, August 17, 2006
Breed clubs are national or regional organizations dedicated to specific breeds of dogs. They exist as a repository of knowledge that both the novice and experienced breeder can access. Even if you aren’t a dog breeder, you can benefit from the knowledge that a breed club has to offer. If you are in the market for a particular breed of dog, the members of a breed club can give you insight... [MORE]

How to Pick the Right Dog Bed Size
Sunday, July 23, 2006
The first step is to determine what position your dog prefers to sleep in. Does he like to curl up? Or does he sprawl out? The more space he takes up while sleeping, the bigger size you'll need. The most effective way to ensure proper dog bed size is to measure your dog while sleeping, from the top of the head to his butt. Then add six inches (or less if it's a small breed dog).Step number... [MORE]

Basic Care and Maintenance for your pup’s tooth & dental care
Thursday, July 13, 2006
Many people do not realize the importance of caring for their dog’s teeth. As dogs age, the need for dental care increases. The best way to ensure proper dental health for your dog is to start while they are very young.Many dogs do not like their mouths touched. It is important for you as a dog owner to desensitize them to being handled like this at a very young age. The veterinarian is... [MORE]

Microchipping: What is it and how can it ensure that your pet is always yours?
Thursday, July 13, 2006
Each year, more than 10 million pets are lost. It can easily happen, no matter how much we all try to prevent it. When your pet is lost and if they do not have a collar or their collar gets lost, it can be very difficult for them to find their way home. According to the American Humane Association, only about 17% of lost dogs and 2% of lost cats ever find their owners. Nearly 20 million... [MORE]

Traveling with your pet: Tips for both your safety
Thursday, July 13, 2006
Many people get nervous when they have to travel with their pets, but traveling with your dog can be a very rewarding experience for both of you.If you are planning a trip by car, the first thing you need to do is to get your dog used to riding in the car. The best way to do this is to take short trips in town to places such as pet stores, the dog park, or other places that are fun for your... [MORE]

Teaching your dog NOT to bark
Thursday, July 13, 2006
Unwanted barking is one of the most common behavior problems in dogs. It is normal for dogs to vocalize and bark from time to time but many times this behavior escalates much to the frustration of many dog owners. There are many causes of unwanted barking. First you must determine why your dog is barking before you can begin a program of retraining. You may need help from your animal... [MORE]

“Sit! Down! Stay!” Teaching your dog new tricks & commands
Thursday, July 13, 2006
A dog of any age can learn new tricks. Your dog should be familiar with the basics - sit, lie down, and stay, as these are excellent building blocks of new tricks.To teach “sit,“ have a yummy treat in your fingers and place your hand near your dog’s nose. Say, “sit,” and move the treat over your dog’s head toward his tail. As he follows the treat, he should sit naturally. When he... [MORE]

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