By the dog guy + February 10th, 2009
Britain’s Kennel Club has announced major reforms to breed standards and accepted breeding practices for purebred dogs. The changes come in response to concerns (raised, at least in part, by filmmaker Jemima Harrison’s documentary Pedigree Dogs …
By the dog guy + February 7th, 2009
The surest way to take home healthy cavalier king charles spaniels is to buy from reputable breeders. With reputable breeders, cavalier king charles spaniels that will be included in the breeding proc…
By the dog guy + February 1st, 2009
Lots of new dog owners are excited about becoming a dog trainer at home. Often times, however, this enthusiasm leads to an over zealousness and possible backlash from our canine friends. In this artic…
By the dog guy + January 25th, 2009
Check out these interesting facts about the biggest dog breeds out there and decide for yourself whether they are for you or not!
By the dog guy + December 14th, 2008
There is no incongruity in the idea that in the very earliest period of man’s habitation of this world he made a friend and companion of some sort of aboriginal representative of our modern dog, and t…
By the dog guy + December 13th, 2008
WASHINGTON — Whether it’s the pick of the litter or a pound puppy, a purebred or a mutt, the best pooch for President-elect Barack Obama’s family would be one with the temperament to handle the hustle and bustle of White House life, dog experts say …
By the dog guy + December 13th, 2008
If you don’t already own a dog, it is important to choose the right breed for your family. Deciding on getting a pet, much less what type of pet, is a very tough decision. Once you and your family dec…
By the dog guy + December 12th, 2008
During winter season, most humans do not want to move the way they do during dry season. People who live in cold-weather regions lose their enthusiasm to exercise or even walk their Weimaraner dogs ou…
By the dog guy + December 8th, 2008
In 1950’s, the miniature Beagle enjoyed being the number one spot for most sought after dogs in the US. The Beagle has a short, sleek, weather-proof coat which may be nearly any hound color and tones….
By the dog guy + December 5th, 2008
Although Cavalier King Charles Spaniels are fairly healthy breed of dogs, it is a fact that this breed’s eyesight dims when he gets older just like any other dog. During the last fifteen years, some S…
By the dog guy + December 4th, 2008
Boxer Dogs are friendly, lively companions that are popular as family dogs. Boxer Dogs are a bright, energetic and playful breed are generally very good with children. Their natural suspicion of strangers, alertness, agility, and strength make them excellent guard dogs. It’s great to know that you have a strong brave dog watching out for [...]
By admin + December 3rd, 2008
After deciding that you are going to buy a dog, the next step is to find the best source for a puppy. Generally speaking, it is not too difficult to find sources for pets. There are pet stores, shelte…
By admin + December 2nd, 2008
Trainers for service dogs that assist people with physical disabilities may be found at the unlikeliest of places -
By admin + December 2nd, 2008
Stop Dogs Barking - excessive barking can not only be annoying to you and your family but also to your neighbors. It can be a real headache but do not be discouraged it can be resolved in most cases.
By admin + November 27th, 2008
Hypoallergenic dogs are ideal for dog lovers who suffer from allergies. Although there are no dogs that are 100% non-allergenic, some dogs are more “low-allergy” than others. Though these kinds of dog…
By admin + November 27th, 2008
This is a unique small dog breed often called a “miniature Doberman.” They are a unique breed in their own right. This German native is a loving, active little dog. They actually date back further tha…
By admin + November 25th, 2008
The Border Collie has been bred for more than 100 years with functionality as the main concern. These sheep herding dogs were known to be plentiful in Great Britain during the 1800s and they were made…
By admin + November 25th, 2008
Many people mistake the Bullmastiff as one of Britain’s oldest dog breeds. That is simply not the case; it is actually the Mastiff that is the oldest breed. The Bullmastiff, however, is a fairly new d…
By admin + November 25th, 2008
The story behind the Chesapeake Bay Retriever’s is an amazing history that comes from two Newfoundland puppies which were rescued from a shipwrecked brig, right off the coast of Maryland in the United…
By admin + November 24th, 2008
What’s in a dog breed? Amazingly, a whole lot of diversity. And Springer Spaniels are the crown jewels.
By admin + November 24th, 2008
German Shepherd training is faster and easier when you understand the specific dog breed. This article discusses dog training techniques specific to the German Shepherd.
By admin + November 23rd, 2008
An educated Lab owner recognizes that any object within their dog’s reach is considered fair game and they would never dream of yelling at the dog for such behavior. Uneducated Lab owners consider this behavior useless and will yell or even hit the animal in an attempt to get the dog to stop putting stuff [...]
By admin + November 23rd, 2008
The Great Dane is a big dog that often has no concept of his size. One family fashioned a cowbell on their Dane so they could hear him coming. There was not an aggressive bone in him but when he gallo…
By admin + November 23rd, 2008
Although the Poodle originates from Central Europe and Asia it is commonly associated with France and is often called the French Poodle. Indeed the French do seem to own a lot of poodles, mainly mini…
By admin + November 23rd, 2008
Irish Setters are the oldest of the setter group and they originate in Ireland. The Irish Red Setter Club was formed in Dublin in 1882, prompted by the breeding programme of The Earl of Enniskellen, w…