Three rules of successful dog training: Be fair, be firm, be consistent
Archives for August 2016
Top dog: State dogs rule
State dog breeds: 11 U.S. states have designated state dogs. Among them the Alaskan Malamute, the Blue Lacy, the Great Dane, and the American Foxhound.
10 weekly health checks for dogs
Use these 10 weekly health checks for dogs to ensure the health and safety of your beloved pet. Check mouth, ears, eyes and more.
Forced exercise can seriously injure your dog
Forced exercise for an extended period of time can cause serious injury and possibly permanent damage to a puppy or young dog’s joints or bones.
Prevent problem barking
Problem barking: Owners often feel powerless to control their pet’s barking. Neighbors just want to have their peace and quiet back.
4 ways to keep an eye on your pets when you’re not home
Eye on your pets: Use technology to monitor, play and feed your dog.
Yoga with your dog: Get the canine and human health benefits of doga
Doga: Enjoy the benefits of incorporating dogs into yoga classes and exercises. Doga is focused on creating a deeper connection between human and dog.
Dog training: Know which breeds are tough to train
Tough to train breeds include Basset Hounds, Beagles, Chow-Chows and Shiba Inus. For first time owners, biddable breeds are a better choice.
Help children and dogs bond
Children and dogs usually are a wonderful combination, but sometimes parents need to take a few steps to ensure children and dogs bond safely.
Protect your pup during summer’s last dog days
Dog days: Summer may be waning, but there are still some hot days on the horizon. Protect your dog from late summer heat.