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Jack’s 2nd Dog Food Auto-Feeder

Published in February 16th, 2010

Posted by pcw in Dog - Beagle, Dog - My Experiences, Dog Accessories, Dog Food

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The first dog feeder jammed after one month of use and it was not hardy enough to take the knowcks from Jack….I suppose!
So we got another auto-feeder for Jack so that he will not bark for his meal early in the morning as we have set the time to open the tray to release the […]

Recovery From Operation - Elizabethan Collar

Published in February 5th, 2010

Posted by pcw in Dog - Beagle, Dog - My Experiences, Dog Care, Dog Accessories

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Jack has to undergo an operation to remove some lump detected thro’ X-ray.
What I want to share with you is that instead of wearing the Elizabethan collar or a cone shape collar to prevent the dog from licking its wound or even prevent flies resting on the wound, I got an old T-shirt or singlet and […]

Playing Around With Dog Toys

Published in December 30th, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog Accessories

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Perhaps you were not aware that the average American dog lover spends almost more on toys and treats for their dog than they do on themselves in a single year. The biggest stumbling block in the dog toy industry is that there is not a single governing agency that is responsible for overseeing the safety […]

How to Protect Your Dog in Foul Weather

Published in December 24th, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog Accessories, Dog Training

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Humans go to great lengths to protect themselves from foul weather, however when it comes to our dogs most pet owners think their fir is enough. For almost all dog breeds, this could not be further from the truth. Our pets are just as susceptible to rain, snow, hot and cold temperatures as we are.
The […]

Clothes For Dogs - 3 Reasons Why Clothes For Dogs Are Necessary

Published in December 21st, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog Accessories

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All Dogs are born with a permanent wardrobe, but is this enough?
Recent research has proved that clothes for dogs, and keeping dogs warm during the winter is a necessity rather than what many would consider a fashion statement.
There are still plenty of people that would argue against clothes for dogs but it’s particularly the smaller […]

Choosing the Right Size Bed For Your Dog

Published in December 16th, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog Crates & Beds, Dog Accessories

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You’re shopping for a dog bed, and since your dog will normally sleep about 13 hours each day, you want him to be as comfortable as possible. So, you’ve picked a quality orthopedic bed that has memory foam, a removable cover for washing, and a great color to match your decor. But did you know […]

An Extra Large Dog Needs an Extra Large Luxury Dog House

Published in December 11th, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog Crates & Beds, Dog Accessories

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Housing an extra large breed dog is not always an easy task. Even of they move at a slower pace, when laying down stretch out from nose to tail these puppies can take up quite a bit of real estate in your home. Some of the large breed dogs were bred for hunting and have […]

Dog Supplies - How to Choose the Best Collar For Your Pooch

Published in December 9th, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog Accessories

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We just love shopping for our kids, don’t we? However, it can be a bit of a pain when deciding which collar is best for your dog.
They come in thousands of sizes, shapes, colors and widths and it can be overwhelming at first.
To make life easier, first measure your dog’s neck, then go with a […]

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