There are many things to consider when choosing a dog trainer. Taking a class should be not only educational but fun. It is important to find an effective trainer and anyone shopping for such a service look carefully at what they are getting. There are no certification or standards required to become a dog trainer. Anyone may print “dog trainer” or “animal behaviorist” on a business card and consider themselves a professional.
How To Choose A Dog Trainer
How To Choose A Dog Trainer
October 19, 2006Dog Food Tips For Preventing Fussy Eaters
October 19, 2006Is your dog a fussy eater? Most dog owners cannot tolerate fussy eaters in the canine world so if your dog is one, here are some tips to help broaden his tastes! There is much to recommend feeding your dog homemade dog food if you have the time to prepare it, and make sure you have recipes that give the correct ratio of nutrients, as well as the vitamins and supplements you’ll need to add. These can be mixed up in a bag, stored, and sprinkled in every meal.
Dog Food Tips For Preventing Fussy Eaters
Basset Hound
October 19, 2006Full of character, the Basset Hound originated in France and was a respected hunting dog (used for chasing rabbits and hares). Bassets are usually gentle and placid, but can be stubborn!
Teacup Shih Tzus
October 19, 2006The smaller size shih tzu are NOT smaller just because they are UNHEALTHY. This is a downright myth or lie being spread by those who are in favor of only one size shih tzu, which they say, is the only size shih tzu that should be on the market. And the ill-will I have heard from this group of people against these little guys is almost unreal, as if these smaller size shih tzus should not have the same rights as the ’standard’ size, maybe not even the ‘right to live’ if this side of the poll had its ultimate way about things. And……as if people who have these little guys for sale command a higher price, that this is proof the breeder is doing something outrageously WRONG. Well……..like I said…….RARELY does anyone ask me for a ’standard’ size shih tzu……
5 Things You Didn’t Know About a Boxer
October 19, 2006Before purchasing a Boxer–or any dog–you should consider various aspects to decide if this is the right breed for you. The worse thing you can do as a dog owner is not research the potential dog. If you don’t, you may find yourself surprised, or overwhelmed and unable to work with the breed. Boxers have their own set of challenges so it is important to understand them.
5 Things You Didn’t Know About a Boxer
Sled Dog Breeds – The Fleet of Foot
October 9, 2006Sled dog breeds are characterized by endurance, strength, and intelligence. They are usually medium to larger dogs, with a very muscular build, and have helped mankind transport supplies in times before the automobile.
Sled Dog Breeds – The Fleet of Foot
The Great Dane
October 9, 2006There are some breeds that are instantly recognizable. The Great Dane is one of those: its powerful, yet never clumsy, form makes it the target of much admiration. Of course, its more than the Danes robust build that makes it so easy to spot; its the natural bearing that it carries. This dog has been called the ‘Apollo’ of all breeds, and with good reason.
The Great Dane
The Chow Chow
October 9, 2006Originating in China, the Chow Chow is a majestic, laid-back but independent dog which needs careful attention. Despite its large coat it is not cuddly and is generally regarded as a one-person dog.
The Chow Chow
The Yorkshire Terrier is a Little Dog With Big Attitude
October 9, 2006Do you like a dog with attitude? Then a Yorkshire Terrier may just be the dog for you. Yorkies are sweet little dogs that love to cuddle, yet they think they are big and bad and will take on a German Shepherd without blinking an eye.
The Yorkshire Terrier is a Little Dog With Big Attitude
Pompoochi Puppies
October 9, 2006The Pompoochi is the latest – and possibly rarest – designer breed that we have heard of. I wonder if they will catch on?
Pompoochi Puppies
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