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A Short Plan For Crate Training a New Dog - A Case Study of Sorts

Published in February 24th, 2010

Posted by pcw in Dog Crate Training, Dog Crates & Beds, Dog Care

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The first night year-old Coco the American Bulldog was with us, he peed all over the Florida room. He had never spent the night inside a house, so felt no reason to control himself. Fortunately for us, we had a big bottle of odor neutralizer ready and the floor is made of concrete. So we […]

Provide Comfort and Shelter to Your Dog

Published in February 19th, 2010

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There are few people who can well tolerate with their growing pets. Sometimes it happens that your growing pets may cause great troubles for you. They may cut the legs of your wooden table or they may destroy the back and front door of your house by scratching. However, it is really frustrating when a […]

A Guide to Soft Dog Crates

Published in January 22nd, 2010

Posted by pcw in Dog Crate Training, Dog Crates & Beds, Dog Care, Dog Training

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Soft dog crates are a perfect addition for any pet lover. Some people do not like the crating concept, and one of these types might ease the mind of those who perceive the crate as a jail cell. A soft dog crate adds fashion and versatility to the pet crating process. They can be looked […]

2 Dog Doghouse Plans - How to Make Your Doghouse Fit Two Dogs

Published in January 6th, 2010

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If you have more than one dog, you face a unique challenge in making your own doghouse. After all, you want both your dogs to be happy in their outdoor home. But there are some additional considerations you need to make before starting to build a 2 dog doghouse.
First, you need to consider how well […]

Your Dog Must Have a Shelter in the Cold Weather

Published in January 4th, 2010

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This winter is hard for humans therefore your dog will have difficulties staying out side during the cold weather as well. Your dog must have a shelter in the cold weather to prevent him or her from freezing to death. It is possible for a dog to suffer from severe hypothermia. Alternatively, a much simpler […]

Choosing the Right Size Bed For Your Dog

Published in December 16th, 2009

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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

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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 […]

Memory Foam Dog Bed

Published in December 1st, 2009

Posted by pcw in Dog Crates & Beds, Dog Care, Dog Accessories

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Is your best friend sleeping on a memory foam dog bed? If not, they should be. If you have already spent the night on a memory foam mattress then you already know how it can greatly improve the quality of your nights sleep. It can do so by greatly reducing the number of aches and […]

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