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Shih Tzu Care - Senior Dogs

By the dog guy + October 5th, 2009

Shih Tzu care for senior dogs requires some flexibility on the part of the care giver. It may mean bending the rules.

Is this pet psychic? A dog-training horror story

By the dog guy + September 28th, 2009

It was just like one in the movies. You know what I’m talking about. Like the movie where a group of sorority girls innocently play with the Ouija board they found under the floorboards of the old Simms Mansion. You know the mansion I’m talking …

How to Train Your Puppy Not to Bark

By the dog guy + September 28th, 2009

I know the feeling. After a long hard day at work, all you want to do is sit back, relax and enjoy the peace and quiet in your own home. Unfortunately, with a dog that barks constantly to get your attention, you will not likely be enjoying the peace for long.

See Spot Sit: Dog Training Tips - Budgeteer News

By the dog guy + September 21st, 2009

A seminar for women only! This is your chance to learn the basics in Dog Training. Our instructor will provide you with the techniques of dog training and what training supplies you can use. All participants from beginners to expert are welcome! This …

Training Your Beagle Puppy Not to Bite

By the dog guy + September 21st, 2009

Like most other puppies, Beagle puppies will bite when playing. This is not to hurt you or the other puppy they are playing with, this is just part of their playtime. If left unchanged, this can develop into a bad and even dangerous habit that could hurt you or someone else.

To a victim scarred by crime, it may be difficult to feel generosity toward offenders, or to condone any program that may make prison life easier. So it is understandable that some victims may object to dog-training programs that bring prisoners joy …

Natural Dog Training - Santa Barbara Independent

By the dog guy + September 7th, 2009

del.icio.us. If you haven’t heard of natural dog training, you’re not alone. Natural dog training is a new technique that uses a dog’s emotional awareness of the world around them as well as their prey drive to help develop a deeper emotional …

What Can Hypoallergenic Dog Food Really Do?

By the dog guy + September 7th, 2009

A dog who needs hypoallergenic dog food is showing he is highly sensitive. This usually doesn’t come on over night. It usually gets progressively worse. Can commercial hypoallergenic dog food really help your dog’s sensitivities? What’s the difference between that and ordinary dog food, apart from the cost? Will hypoallergenic dog food give your dog [...]

Games For Fun and Exercise to Play With Your Pet Dog

By the dog guy + August 31st, 2009

Exercise is great for keeping both us and our canine friends healthy and happy. Daily walks are obviously a necessity, but what else can you introduce to help boost not only your pets’ health but their interest in play, as well as strengthening your bond?

Worried About Your Dog Not Eating?

By the dog guy + August 24th, 2009

Most people have no idea how stressful it can be to have a dog that won’t eat. To quickly get your adult dog eating again, you must first determine whether the problem of your dog not eating is physical or psychological.

Vick quietly attends Atlanta dog training class

By the dog guy + August 10th, 2009

Michael Vick returned to the area that once celebrated his brilliant play on the football field, this time for the first of what he hopes will be dozens of appearances around the country to urge low-income youths to avoid the tragic trail left by …

An Opening to Pet Sitting

By the dog guy + August 1st, 2009

Taking care of your pets in your absence - this is the principal argument of pet sitting. Leaving pets unattended for a long time can be problematic. Pets require continual attention along with adequate attention. When they realize that they do not get the regular petting, they start to act oddly. This is where expert [...]

Getting a Golden? 6 Fun Golden Retriever Facts

By the dog guy + July 28th, 2009

Golden Retrievers are a beautiful and fascinating breed. Whether you own a golden or are thinking of getting one, these 6 Golden Retriever facts will spark your interest to learn more. Golden Retrievers are a large, handsome breed and make excellent companions.

Vacation with Your Dog

By the dog guy + July 14th, 2009

Traveling with our dogs over the years has taught us a few things to make the trip more enjoyable and we would like to share them with you.

How to Stop Your Dog from Digging

By the dog guy + July 8th, 2009

Are you tired of your dog digging? Learn the reasons why your dog digs and the steps to fix the probe!

Benefits of Homemade Dog Food

By the dog guy + July 7th, 2009

I always thought it was crazy thinking that someone would even consider making his or her own dog food. It just seemed ridiculous. However after the pet food scare a little while ago and the health problems that my dog was having, it became natural to me to consider making my own dog food. There [...]

What ‘chew toys’ are the best for my dog?

By the dog guy + June 23rd, 2009

I’ll never forget the first time I left my new puppy Leinie, an Australian Shepherd, alone in my home. I was only gone four hours and returned to find a 6-inch hole in my wall! This experience solidified my view that dogs need “jobs” to do when left …

Dog advice for runners and walkers - Cape Cod Times

By the dog guy + June 18th, 2009

A: The most descriptive title is dog behaviorist. It sounds a bit snooty, so I usually go by dog trainer. Q: How long have you been working with dogs? A: I have been training animals and they have been training me since I was old enough to remember …

Fleas and Ticks - Topical Treatments For Dogs

By the dog guy + June 18th, 2009

There are three well known brands for the treatment and prevention of fleas and/or ticks in dogs. This article will cover the advantages of each of these remedies.

An Easy Way to Fit a Dog in Your Life

By the dog guy + June 9th, 2009

There are many people who would love the experience of having a dog in their lives, but feel they are not ready at this time, to make a life long commitment. So how can someone have a dog in their lives and not commit to a life long experience?

WEAVER — Carl Ruffalo was a marked man. Every where he went at last weekend’s retriever trials near Weaver, people would stop him, wave, shake his hand. “Congratulations!” they would call out. Mary Jane Schweikert of Boone, Iowa, gave him a big hug …

Finding Small Dog Beds For Your Small Dog

By the dog guy + June 5th, 2009

In our modern world, the fact that dogs have become so closely intertwined with our lives is no surprise to most of us. Finding small dog beds for your small dog should be a priority for you when you have a favored pet in your own life. They can be found readily enough, too, at [...]

10 History Changing Dogs

By the dog guy + June 2nd, 2009

With dogs primarily providing companionship to humans it might be surprising to know that dogs have often served many noble roles in history. From companion dogs and talented pooches to fearless war dogs, the dogs on our list have all played a part in shaping the face of history as we know it.

SARATOGA SPRINGS – RG, a 4-month-old mixed breed dog, possibly part Pharoah Hound and part Shepherd, has a new home in the Geyser Crest neighborhood. His suburban lifestyle is a far cry from where he was living only about a month ago. He was born …

Mastiff Behavior - Dealing With a Shy Dog

By the dog guy + June 1st, 2009

You know how it can be when your in the park with your Mastiff and he sees someone new and starts growling at them right away. That could be because he finds them as a threat, but another thing that could be his problem is he could be shy. Here is a great way that [...]

Using Pet Stairs Can Save Your Dog’s Joints!

By the dog guy + May 28th, 2009

It’s always a great feeling to take in a puppy and teach it how to be a good dog. However, it isn’t only puppies who require training. Some dogs, whether adopted or found, will require some degree of training when they enter your house, even if just to get the dog used to your rules [...]

Pet Fences

By the dog guy + May 26th, 2009

Have you ever wished that you had a way to contain your pet within a certain area around your home? Some animals such as dogs are very curious about the world beyond their home, and this can lead them to occasionally get lost or go wandering without your knowledge…

When the bark is maniac - Evening Sun

By the dog guy + May 24th, 2009

Q. I read your column about barking with great interest. However, you really didn’t touch the one that most annoys me. I am talking about when my dog sees a person on the sidewalk or a child on a bike and barks, but doesn’t stop. He gets into a …

Look Into a Heated Dog Bed For Your Older Dog

By the dog guy + May 24th, 2009

Just as humans do, as dogs get older they may have problems staying warm, their metabolism is just like an older person and slows down a bit, and you may find that your dog is cold on a regular basis. A heated dog bed may be an option for your older dog, or even the [...]

One in three dogs is overweight and the problem is increasing. Owners are giving too much food to their dogs as well unsuitable food types. They are also not giving their animal enough exercise. This article looks at ways of combating the problem including the investment of a dog ramp and a new obesity drug [...]

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Why Dogs Eat Poop September 1st, 2010
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Why Dogs Eat Poop

Have you ever wondered why dogs eat their poop? It’s not strange to want to understand. Many other dog owners have wondered. [...] Read the rest »

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