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Choosing the Right Chow for your Hound

Mar 3, 2010 Author: Administrator | Filed under: The Dog Blog

We all love our dogs and want to give them the best life has to offer. But with so many variations of dog food in the market, it isn’t always easy to identify the best food for our dog. Who can possibly feel confident when so many brands trumpet buzzwords that hit the human aisles [...]

4 Reasons Why a Pit Bull May Not Be the Dog For You

Jan 22, 2006 Author: Administrator | Filed under: The Dog Blog

Whether the Pit Bulls’ remarkable traits are a blessing or a curse to the owner in question depends entirely on him or her.

Adopting a Pit Bull From a Shelter or Rescue

Jan 22, 2006 Author: Administrator | Filed under: The Dog Blog

Pit Bulls turn up in rescues and shelters for a number of reasons. Most commonly, it’s because their previous owners didn’t think things through when they decided to get a Pit, or were inexperienced dog owners. It’s also possible the dog did not get along well with other pets in the house, or [...]

Dog Talk: What’s Your “Pit Bull” Trying to Tell You?

Jan 17, 2006 Author: Administrator | Filed under: The Dog Blog

Not only does your Pit Bull marshal his considerable mental resources in hopes of understanding you, he also tries to talk back. But can you read his body language? Part of being a good dog owner is recognizing that canine/human communication is a two-way street.

Dogged by Dog Lice? It’s Time to See the Vet

Jan 12, 2006 Author: Administrator | Filed under: The Dog Blog

Perhaps you’ve noticed lately that your dog has a new favorite hobby — scratching himself in three places at once. When you finally get close enough to examine the problem, you part his coat and find tiny white particles resembling dust.

Active Compassion In Times Of Crisis: How Your Dog Can Help

Jan 11, 2006 Author: Administrator | Filed under: The Dog Blog

James JacobsonWe all watched the recent tragedy of hurricane Katrina, most of us from the comfort of our living rooms. The devastation of so many lost homes and shattered lives was heart wrenching. But the part that made me hug my dog tight was watching the agony of people who were forced to leave behind [...]

A Good Tip For Dogs With Itchy Skin

Jan 11, 2006 Author: Administrator | Filed under: The Dog Blog

Adam G. KatzNow that summer is in full swing, many dogs are experiencing dry skin and excessive itchiness. I know that my dog, “Forbes,” certainly has been! Of course, the first thing you’ll want to rule out is fleas. But barring fleas, I’ve found that the best way to alleviate itching is to:
Splash approximately 2 [...]

Can My Dog Get Flu?

Jan 11, 2006 Author: Administrator | Filed under: The Dog Blog

Jon Dunkerley
In today’s society with flu pandemics and such grabbing so much of the spotlight, it is easy for us to overlook the fact that our dogs can also contract a version of flu. Yes it is true, there is a flu virus becoming prominent in the canine world that is believed to have originated [...]

Bow Wow Bliss: Five Ways to Meditate with Your Dog

Jan 10, 2006 Author: Administrator | Filed under: The Dog Blog

James Jacobson
Meditation is as simple as a walk in the dog park.
Imagine sitting down with your dog. As you both begin to relax, your breaths become longer, less hurried. Your thoughts slow down until it seems like you are not thinking at all.
If you and your dog already share moments like these, then you’ve glimpsed [...]

Allergic To Your Dog Or Cat?

Jan 10, 2006 Author: Administrator | Filed under: The Dog Blog

Samuel Murray
Pets definitely help us live longer and healthier lives. This is especially true of the elderly and those of us who live alone. Pets make wonderful and faithful companions. They are always there for us. However, this relationship can become strained, and sometimes even be broken when someone in the household develops an allergy [...]

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