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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 […]

Dog Food Auto-Feeder

Published in February 3rd, 2010

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

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Jack has been barking as early as 6am for his 1st meal of the day lately……
Not sure what started him to do it.
I decided to look for an auto-feeder to dispense food for me at a schedule time like 6am so that I do not have to worry about getting up early or worse case, […]

Beagle Training - What Commands to Teach

Published in November 14th, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog - Beagle, Dog Breed, Dog Training

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Before you finally decide whether or not beagle is the right breed for you, you should have considered beagle training. Many dog owners brought home pets on impulse without considering the responsibilities connected with it - the reason why many dogs are abandoned by their owners or are turned over to animal shelters. But dog […]

Supplies Needed For Beagle Training

Published in November 4th, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog - Beagle, Dog Breed, Dog Training

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Beagle training can be a lot fun and challenging at the same time. Before the big day - the arrival of your family’s latest member, you need to secure the necessary beagle training supplies as much as possible. These include:
Collar. A collar might be used for various purposes such as training, controlling a dog, walking, […]

The Most Common Dog Breeds - What Makes Them Such Good Companions

Published in October 26th, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog - Beagle, Dog Breed

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Selecting a great dog companion is highly dependent on your dog’s breed. If you choose a breed that is not compatible with your personality, there is a higher chance that you might end up having a dog that makes you unhappy (to say the least).
Of course, this is not your dog’s fault; after all, you […]

Beagle Dog Training - How to Train Beagles to Control Their Barking

Published in October 4th, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog - Beagle, Dog Training

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As you are well aware, Beagles are barkers. They have a distinct howl that sets them apart from any other dog. When training, it is almost uncontrollable. Training a Beagle not to bark is like training a clown not to smile. It is in their nature to do it. However, there are some steps that […]

Beagle - One Of The Most Popular Dogs

Published in August 26th, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog - Beagle, Dog - My Experiences, Dog Breed

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Beagle is one of the most popular dogs in America.
They are so cute and adorable, and very good with children too.
That’s why we chose to get a beagle for our son when he was 4 years old.
Jack is now 12 years old and still in good shape.
You will enjoy this video on beagle at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAf7lcYEXag&feature=PlayList&p=GPrRPh_cBQU

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