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Dog Fighting - The Big Picture

By: Colleen Clarke | 2010-04-04 | Politics
Is there a BIG picture in the message the Government and media are trying to send in the Michael Vicks case? Perhaps, they're sending mixed messages to our children and people in this country and across the world. read more

Dog Whisperer

By: Noel Halpin | 2010-03-29 | Pets
Dog whisperer, this title given to dog trainers has always intrigued me. In fact there is very little whispering going on when you are training dogs. read more

Dog Medication - Getting Your Dog to Take Her Pills

By: Clivir Team | 2010-10-09 | Pets
It could be arthritis, a thyroid condition, or just a simple bacterial infection. Every now and then, your dog will require some sort of medication. These medications can come in all sorts of forms, from big pills, little pills, oral liquids, injections, sprays, ear drops, and anything in between. It is very rare for a dog to take her medicines willingly. How then can you get Fido medicated? read more

Purchasing A Dog Cages That Make Your Dog Comfortable

By: amawells33 | 2010-12-22 | Pets
There are many different styles and types of canine cages in the marketplace and as anticipated there is also an enormous range of costs read more

The Right Dog House For Your Dog

By: Lindy Smart | 2010-03-27 | Pets
Your pets comfort, safety and them being happy are important factors to every pet owner. Making sure that your dog has the right dog house based on their size, breed, and needs is a wonderful way to show special care for your four legged friend. read more

Good Strategies for Dog to Dog Aggression

By: Maria Elena | 2011-10-02 | Pets
Obedience is the key to keeping your pup's aggressive tendencies docile. You need to establish yourself as the pack leader for your pup. Create a situation in which your pup looks to you for guidance through proper training. If your pup's problems are extreme, you may need to consider an actual obedience school for them. But as long as you teach your pup from the get-go that you are number one, they will respond well to you, and hopefully stay out of trouble on the playground. read more

The Boxer Dog

By: Maureen Brownell | 2010-04-03 | Pets
The boxer has its roots in Germany. Although one time used as a fighting dog, today the boxer is a great family pet getting along quite well with children. read more

Small Dog Harnesses versus Dog Collars

By: Lisa Mason | 2011-06-16 | Pets
Small dog harnesses or dog collars -which one is the best choice? If you're like many dog owners, you're not sure which one is best for your four-legged friend. The main thing that dog owners are concerned with is the health and well-being of their beloved pet and this includes finding the best dog harness or collar for them to wear. read more

Dog Bed: cozy nook for every dog

By: Jessica Blox | 2011-06-13 | Pets
Before you choose bed for your dog, first thing you have to understand your dog's laying habit. read more

Can Your Improve Your Dog’s Behavior?

By: Norma Acosta | 2012-04-04 | Pets
Are you having behavioral problems with your dog, and you wonder how other dogs are so well trained? Using positive reinforcement, you can teach old dogs new tricks, and get an even better relationship developed between you and your dog. read more

'Tough' Dogs and Leather Dog Collars

By: John M Williams | 2010-03-28 | Pets
If you're a dog owner, when you think 'leather dog collar', you are likely not picturing a Basset Hound or Cocker Spaniel wearing one. Typically, leather dog collars are worn by the large and working breeds (like the German Shepherd or Saint Bernard). read more

Is Stephen Strasburg the Real Deal?

By: Daniel Rich | 2010-04-01 | Baseball
Stephen Strasburg is the most hyped MLB draft pick of the past 15 years. He has major league-quality pitches, but can he overcome the poor track record of pitchers selected #1 overall? read more

Crate Training Your Small Dog Successfully In Very Little Time

By: rossezd7be | 2010-12-12 | Pets
As any dog trainer will attest to, it's best to start crate training when a dog is still a puppy. Of course, they might illustrate just a little opposition in the beginning, and they may not totally approve, but they adapt very quickly. In addition, if a pup knows no other sleeping spot, then it will not have anything to miss. read more

Stop Your Dog's Digging

By: Mike Sorian | 2010-03-30 | Pets
Is your dog digging holes in your lawn-or perhaps digging up your garden? Digging is a common problem many dog owners have to face and figure out how to stop. There could be a variety of reasons why your dog may be digging up your yard. Some of the reasons for digging are boredom, an attempt to escape the yard, trying to dig down to cooler soil in times of hot weather, or because your breed of dog may have a predisposition for digging. read more

The Little Ones Want A Pet Dog, What to Do?

By: Jones Spores | 2011-03-27 | Pets
Dogs have an appeal that more or less 50% of the people in the world fall for, maybe even more. Often, kids are the ones who go for dogs and they may beg their mother and father to have them one. read more