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What You Need To Know About Dog Seizures By: logandevin00 | Feb 11th 2012 - Dog seizures can be disturbing to watch and care for especially if the cause is unknown. It may be a big or small health issue and until this is diagnosed, it's even harder on an owner who has loved and cared for their pet from a young age. Tags:dog seizures, canine seizures, dogs
Dog Vaccinations: What You Should Know By: Gary Walker | Nov 10th 2011 - Dog vaccinations have been the subject of much debate lately. Some believe booster shots are given too often and may even be harmful. Others insist that they are necessary to protect dogs from deadly diseases. Whichever side of the fence you stand on, the fact is that few experts dispute the need for vaccinations. Millions of dogs receive these every year, and only a miniscule percentage show any adverse side effects. Tags:dog vaccinations, dog health
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The Types Of Dogs Seizures By: sdemers123 | Dec 29th 2010 - There are six types of dogs seizures. Seizures are unpredictable and can happen at any time. They are distressing to the dog, of course, but to their family as well. Tags:dog seizures, seizures in dogs, canine epilepsy
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My Dog Beat Epilepsy! By: Jeffery Allan Bernardi | Jun 14th 2010 - Tank was a lucky dog who beat Epilepsy. We are excited to share our story with you. Tags:dogs, dog seizure, seizure, pets, Epilepsy
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All About Dog Vaccinations By: Gerry Ronson | Oct 17th 2008 - Often times we hear from our vet that our dogs need vaccinations. There are several types of vaccinations our dogs get at certain points in their lives. Some of the vaccinations that are either recommended or a must are listed in the following article. Tags:vaccinations for dogs, dog, dogs, distemper, kennel cough viruse, leptospirosis, parvovirus, lyme disease,
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Getting To Know The Long Haired Chihuahua By: Dan Stevens | Dec 20th 2006 - Getting to know your dog starts by getting to know its breed, and that includes getting a better idea about its appearance, personality, and health requirements. Here's what you need to know about the long haired Chihuahua:
Known as the smallest of all breeds, the Chihuahua is a popular breed, partially due to commercials and celebrity ownership. Originating from Mexico, this breed is also known for its longevity, living upward to 18 years or more. Interestingly, the Chi... Tags:Long, Haired, Chihuahua, long-hair, dog, breed, health
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