There is nothing as frightening as having your dog accidentally come into contact with some type of poisonous substance. As with humans or any animal, dogs may eat poisonous items, inhale poisonous gases or vapors or get poisons on their skin or hair. Like humans, there are general emergencies procedures that dog owners should know to be able to treat their pet should they suspect poison. It is important to have a few general supplies on hand, but most of what you will need is likely to already be in your house.
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Jul 31, 2008 | | Health & Safety
Did you know that a certain natural remedy for urinary tract infection in dogs is just as effective as the most powerful antibiotic? Since drugs can have serious side effects, you may want to carefully consider healthier alternatives. In this article, you’ll learn which ingredients to look for in an effective remedy, why they are better than drugs and how to choose one that can be used to heal bladder infections and prevent them from recurring.
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Jul 19, 2008 | | Health & Safety
All dogs suffer from dog aggression in one form or another. This is just a natural instinct in a domesticated dog and while the domestication helps to eliminate a large portion of the anger, they still suffer from aggression on some level. This aggression can be seen each and every time a stranger walks near the house resulting in the dog barking and wanting to protect his dominance in your home. Read on and learn how to stop dog aggression! …continue reading the article of Sure-Fire Tips For You to Stop Dog Aggression - Territorial, Behavior, Dog on Dog Aggression
Jul 12, 2008 | | Problem Solving
Small dogs like Yorkshire terriers can only make small messes, but you will have to pay the exact same carpet cleaning costs to clean the carpet with urine stains, whether it was a yorkie or a Doberman. To potty train a Yorkshire terrier is basically the exact same potty training any dog.
When you potty train a Yorkshire terrier, you have to take into consideration that a small Yorkshire terrier dog equals a small bladder that wont hold as much or as long as a bigger dog. So if you are late on your way from work or been out for a long time, you might find yourself having to clean up a little accident.
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Jul 06, 2008 | | Basic Training
I have no idea where the saying "You can’t teach an old dog new tricks" came from … because nothing could be further from the truth!
I taught my 6 year old golden retriever Poppy to shake hands .. and my 3 year old Siberian Husky Kyiah to roll over … and people say Siberian Huskies are notoriously hard to train.
All it takes is 5 minutes a day, persistence and maybe a few treats!
Let’s do "ROLL OVER" because it’s fun for the dog and such a good party trick for when guests come over.
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Jul 03, 2008 | | Basic Training
Group: Sporting
Weight: 60-70 lbs
Height: male: 23-24.5, female: 22-23.5 inches
Overview
This breed was developed during the 1800s came about as a cross between the Irish Setter, Labrador, Water Dog, and St. John’s Newfoundland. Many believe the Collie to be also in the bloodline of this dog. These dogs are brilliant swimmers and bird retrievers, but they also make wonderful companion dog. This breed is usually confused with the Labrador and Golden Retriever, although they are in a category of their own. This breed does remarkably well in hunting, watch dogging, tracking and obedience. Given the correct training, this breed can do extremely well variety of sports.
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Jul 02, 2008 | | Dog Breed