Archive for the ‘Information’ Category

Herbs For A Healthy Dog Part 3

Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010

?Herbs For A Healthy Dog Part 3

The use of herbs in treating your canine’s health problems can be quite extensive.
Previously, this article focussed on calming your canine’s anxiety, reducing stress and treating nervous conditions and epilepsy. The articles also looked at herbs utilized in cardiovascular problems. Some stimulate the immune system. Other herbs were employed to help improv…

Dogs Parks – Take Your Dog On A Stroll

Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010

?Dogs Parks – Take Your Dog On A Stroll

Continuing with our list of US favorite dog parks, take a look to see what parks pique your interest in case you want to visit with your dog when traveling across the USA:

Robert L. Nelson Dog Park: Dog Park Built for Human Accommodations

Most dog parks are constructed exclusively with dogs in mind. Of course, this is great, but if you are trave…

The Other Approach – Alternative Methods of Healing – Part 2

Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010

?The Other Approach – Alternative Methods of Healing

While traditional forms of healing are the major focus of treating ailing dogs, there are alternatives. Some practitioners, including veterinarians, are looking for effective but alternative ways to treat dogs. The scope for expansion in this area of research and discovery is immense. The ability to combine the knowledge of the traditional a…

Five Great Tips For Showing Your Dog

Monday, February 22nd, 2010


Five Great Tips For Showing Your Dog
 
There are several reasons why dog owners love showing off their dogs. Some do it for recognition. Others do it just for seeing their dog succeed and still other dog owners show their dog for the experience. There are two different types of dog shows for which owners can enter their dogs. One show is geared towards purebred dogs that judge how close t…

Paying The Price For That Doggy In The Window

Monday, February 22nd, 2010

?Paying The Price For That Doggy In The Window

They are in malls and plazas. There are independent and superstore versions. They are brightly lit and stocked with every toy, food and item imaginable for your cat, dog, gerbil, guinea pig, fish and any other beloved animal. They are pet stores.
Pet Stores are also the venues for selling dogs and cats. In the back of the store in crates and open…

Dog Kennels

Monday, February 22nd, 2010

?Dog Kennels

A dog kennel is a great way for your dog or dogs to spend time outside without chains or tied but still secure and safe. This allows your beloved pets to see what is going on around them while still giving them plenty of room to run about and move around freely. A kennel keeps your pet safe and out of danger as well as keeping them from endangering others even if they are aggres…

Death Of The Family Pet – A Goodbye To Your Faithful Dog

Sunday, February 21st, 2010

?Adopting A Shelter – Pound Dog – Be Prepared To Ask A Lot Of Questions

Are you a true dog lover? If you could think of one thing that you could do that would contribute to the canine community, would you be willing to give up some extra time to give love and much needed patience?

You can do this by adopting a puppy/dog from your local animal shelter or pound. There is no greater service …

Heat Brutality Heatstroke

Thursday, February 18th, 2010

?Heat Brutality – Heatstroke

Every summer it happens. People go off into the malls or stop “briefly” in a grocery store. They have just stepped away from the car for a “minute.” This would be fine, but they leave behind their dog. He or she is left sitting as the temperature in the vehicle rises. The ultimate result may well be heatstroke and a dead dog.

Causal Factors of Heatstro…

How To Pick a Dog Trainer

Thursday, February 18th, 2010

?How To Pick a Dog Trainer

Picking a dog trainer is an essential decision and one requiring some research and reflection on your part. The manner in which your dog trainer interacts with you and your dog will have a lasting impact on you and your dogs bond before and after the training sessions. Some dog owners have discovered to their chagrin that they do not like the way the dog trainer hand…

MiniAdventures part2

Thursday, February 11th, 2010

?Mini-Adventures. Camping With Dogs Part 2

Taking a dog camping with you can be a fun experience. Before you go, determine whether your dog is of a nature to enjoy camping. Check in advance with the various camp sites. Make sure that, whether it is a wilderness site or a recreational campground, the rules concerning dogs. This way, you will not be disappointed when you arrive. Once you decide …

Top Dogs – Dog Film Stars Part 1

Wednesday, February 10th, 2010

?Top Dogs – Dog Film Stars Part 1

Although many actors dreaded working with dogs, dogs have become an integral part of a genre of movies. They are the main component of the boy (or Girl) and his (or her) dog offering. In bit roles and major parts, they can add depth, pathos, and humor to an otherwise dull movie. The big screen has paraded many a bigger-than-life canine. Some even obtained a st…

Top Dog -Classic Dog Movies You Need to Watch Part 1

Wednesday, February 10th, 2010

?Top Dog – Classic Dog Movies You Need To Watch Part 1

Good dog movies are few and far between. Nevertheless, there are several must see dog movies available for you to catch. Bring a few home and be sure to have a good supply of hankies. Here, in part 1, we look briefly at several classic dog movies made pre-1970 that no dog lover should ever miss.

• Lassie Come Home (1943)

Although …

Top Dog -Classic Dog Movies You Need to Watch Part 2

Wednesday, February 10th, 2010

?Top Dog – Classic Dog Movies You Need To Watch Part 2

The post 1960s was slow in producing any classic dog movies. The period does, however, provide some interesting variations on the old young-boy-and-dog theme. It also continues to make films along the very traditional, tear-jerking lines. Below you will find a list of several more classic dog movies. This time, they date form the more-mode…

Holistic Nutrition & Care – Feeding and Caring For a Dog Based on his State of Being

Tuesday, February 9th, 2010

Holistic Nutrition & Care – Feeding & Caring For a Dog Based on his State of Being

Through iridology (finding character data by studying the iris), you can get an insider perspective on what your dog is experiencing and what is happening physiologically that causes his behavior.

Once you have a better understanding of your dog’s inner nature, his shortcomings and his personality, youâ…

Holistic Care Your Dog’s Nature through Iridology

Tuesday, February 9th, 2010

?Holistic Care Your Dog’s Nature through Iridology

If you want to know more about your dog’s essential composition – his sensitivities and disposition – for different situations, look into his eyes.

Through his eyes, you can understand your dog’s personality and behavior. You’ll understand if certain behaviors are normal for him or if they are behaviors that he has acquired from e…

Dog Breed Training Groups – Investigate Each Group Thoroughly Before Signing Up

Monday, February 8th, 2010

?Dog Breed Training Groups – Investigate Each Group Thoroughly Before Signing Up

There are countless dog obedience books that can be located in libraries, shops, and online. Most are just fine and instruct thorough affirmative training techniques. But I have not seen any of them that craft a point of emphasizing the reality that canines are living, breathing creatures that have sentiments, fee…

Scenting Your Dog’s Way to Better Health Aromatherapy

Monday, February 8th, 2010

?Scenting Your Dog’s Way To Better Health Aromatherapy

Unconventional means of treating your dog have become more popular in recent years. Rather than always rely on synthetic drug-based solutions for minor problems, dog owners have turned to various alternative medicines. Alternative approaches to dog care and treatment have opened up the possibilities to a variety of different types of …

The Crate Debate

Monday, February 8th, 2010

The Crate Debate

Crates within the past few years have become a popular tool in training your dog. In the past crates only found their use in dog shows and transit. Today, crates are normal for every day use. Trainers praise the use of crates.

They cite it for application in a variety of situations and for a number of reasons.

• A crate is a safe environment for your dog

• A crate is …

Top Dogs – Dog Film Stars Part 1

Monday, February 8th, 2010

?Top Dogs – Dog Film Stars Part 1

Although many actors dreaded working with dogs, dogs have become an integral part of a genre of movies. They are the main component of the boy (or Girl) and his (or her) dog offering. In bit roles and major parts, they can add depth, pathos, and humor to an otherwise dull movie. The big screen has paraded many a bigger-than-life canine. Some even obtained a st…

Sleeping Comfortably Dog_Beds

Sunday, February 7th, 2010

?Sleeping Comfortably – Dog Beds

Every dog should have his or her bed – preferably, according to some people, not theirs. Today you can purchase from a wide selection of dog beds. They range from the plain and practical to the elaborate and decorative. There are dollar store types and designer beds.
If you shop around, you will be sure to find something in the style that suits your dog. If y…