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Puppy Proofing Your Backyard

Published in March 12th, 2010

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Does your dog enjoy your backyard? Is it a safe, pleasant environment for him? Does he feel relaxed and content with his surroundings? If you’re like a lot of people who work outside the home, you’re four-legged member of the family spends a great deal of time in the backyard. If it’s an unpleasant atmosphere […]

Speaking Your Dog’s Language

Published in March 10th, 2010

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Who knows the difference between a new dog owner and an experienced one? Seasoned dog owners have created a bond with their four-legged companions on a much deeper level. They know how to speak their dog’s language. It might primarily be your body language but any way you can communicate with your dog to have […]

Nature’s Variety Expands Nationwide Voluntary Recall

Published in March 9th, 2010

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Nature’s Variety Expands Nationwide Voluntary Recall to Include All Raw Frozen Chicken Diets with Any ‘Best If Used By’ Date On or Before 2/5/11.
Please go to this site for more details :
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/natures-variety-expands-nationwide-voluntary-recall-to-include-all-raw-frozen-chicken-diets-with-any-best-if-used-by-date-on-or-before-2511-86937957.html

How to Stop Your Dog Licking You

Published in March 8th, 2010

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People, for the most part, are not particularly fond of being licked. Dogs use licking to express their submissiveness, as a way to explore, and to let you know how much they value your friendship.
If kept to a minimum, licking is not intolerable. In fact, some people actually enjoy it, especially by their own dog. […]

Dog Transport - How I Found a Good Dog Transport Company

Published in March 5th, 2010

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I adopted my dog, Cookie in June and had to go on a extended business trip in August. My first worry about my new little friend was what to do about his transportation. Animal sites strongly urge pet owners to not take pets on airplanes during the summer months because the airlines don’t care for […]

How to Stop a Dog’s Digging in the Yard

Published in March 3rd, 2010

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Some time ago, you decided that your dog should stay in the yard with his kennel, unchained while you go to work. This arrangement has been working very well. However, lately you noticed scratches in your fence, patches of dirt scatter around the yard, and a portion of your flowerbed in disarray. Is your dog […]

Dog Heartworm Info

Published in March 2nd, 2010

Posted by pcw in Dog Worms, Dog Care

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Here is more information on dog heart worm….. a full lifecycle of the worm

Consider Grooming Needs When Adopting a New Dog

Published in March 1st, 2010

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As a dog groomer I see it all to often people buy or adopt dogs that require regular grooming and never think about the consequences of not having the dog groomed. All breeds require some amount of grooming but for some it is even more important. Dogs such as Poodles, Lhasa Apsos, Shih Tzus and […]

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