Beyond Washing The Dog By: Dawn Keadic Keeping your dog clean is an important responsibility for every dog owner. Fido depends on you for general hygiene. Clean ears, teeth and a coat free from fleas and ticks are all the conditions you check for a healthy pet. Bath time is a great time to bond with your dog as well as check his well-being.
Getting Started On The Right Paw: Dog Food By: Dawn Keadic Walking down the dog food isle of your favorite pet supply store could be intimidating. You will see row upon row of different brands and types of food. Pet food is now a multi billion dollar industry and pet food manufactures are doing their best to capture your attention. How do you eliminate the hype and find the best food for your dog?
Thay Call It "Dog Breath" For A Reason By: Dawn Keadic Its shame that most dog owners don’t realize that dental hygiene is as important for their dogs as it is for themselves. Teeth that have been neglected are subject to several types of mouth disease just like their human friends.
We know that if we don't brush our teeth, plague will build up and eventually cause tooth decay. The same thing happens to dogs. When plaque builds up and hardens, it becomes a coarse brown substance called tartar. As tartar accumulates, it can wor... Tags: dog, dog health, dog disease, dog food, dog nutrition, puppy health, dog dental, dog teeth, dog de
Causes, Signs And Treatments For Dog Ear Infections By: Shannon Lueck The outer ear, middle ear and the inner ear are the three parts that make up an ear. The one most likely to get an infection is the outer ear. It is reported that about 90% of infections happen in the outer ear.
Infections of the outer ear canal are common among dogs. Dog ear infections, or Otitis Externa, occur frequently in dogs because of the way their ears are designed. The horizontal and vertical components of a dog's ear make it difficult for particles such as water ... Tags: dog, dogs, ear infections, ear infection, puppy, health
Finding A Healthy Puppy: 10 Steps To Success By: Jan Rasmusen You’ve decided to bring a new puppy into your life. Congratulations! You’d probably like to adopt a shelter dog, but you have your heart set on a particular breed or one of the new "designer" breed mixes. You’ve done your research and decided on the right breed for you, but you’ve heard so many horror stories about sickly and genetically defective purebred pups.
Nowhere is “buyer beware” more important than when selecting a new puppy. To help keep you from looking for love... Tags: buying a puppy, puppy breeders, puppy mills
Feeding Your Puppy The Correct Dog Nutrition By: John Mailer A puppy always tells his dog owner whether he is getting too much or too little dog food in several ways. Crying is one of the most often recognized, but least likely to be always accurate. Although hungry puppies do cry, so do cold puppies, hot puppies, puppies that were disturbed from a nap, lost puppies, sad puppies, etc. Crying is simply nature's way of giving a puppy a means of telling everybody that he is unhappy. Anything that makes a puppy unhappy will probably also m... Tags: dog food, feeding your puppy, dog nutrition, puppy health,
Choosing The Right Puppy By: Charles Christian Bringing a puppy into your home can be an extremely rewarding experience, but is something that should not be done on the spur of the moment. Choosing the appropriate puppy will best be accomplished by taking your time to research your breed of interest as well as the breeder or individual of whom you are considering a purchase. Before making a decision, be certain that you are committed to the lifetime care and ownership of the puppy.
During the research phase, some ... Tags: dog, puppy, new
Things To Consider When Buying A Labrador Puppy By: Marius Ciobanu Few things can make one’s heart melt like a new puppy, and few breeds of puppies have the enduring charm and warmth like a Labrador puppy. It should come as no surprise that the Labrador puppy is the most popular breed of dog in the United States and United Kingdom. The Labrador puppy is more than cute though, they are also good natured, energetic, and one of the fastest learning breeds. However, despite all of their positive attributes, prospective Labrador puppy owners need... Tags: Labrador Puppy
An Introduction To Crate Training A Puppy By: Dermot Condell Crate training plays an important part in your puppy's development. Keeping the mood light and fun will make life that much easier when it comes to crate training a puppy. Many dog owners have the mistaken believe that crate training a puppy is cruel and unkind, but done correctly, the opposite is in fact true. Crate training a puppy is a very useful method for housebreaking any puppy. Tags: crate training a puppy, crate training your puppy, crate training, puppy crate training, p
Dog Pregnancy - Signs and Care By: Hanna Being puppy is the cutest stage of a dog, it's so lovely to see how this little innocent angel moving around, learn to play, eat so well, run around and perform his agilities, and become little cute monster that messes things around. It is lovely to see a newly born puppies serve as blessings. Tags: dog pregnancy, dog health, puppy health
Explaining the Cost of a Boxer Puppy By: Jason Rusch You know that you want a boxer puppy for your family, but you are having a hard time convincing your spouse that paying the $400 to $600 (or more!) cost for a puppy is sensible. Perhaps your spouse is a penny-pincher, or maybe that amount of money just sounds like an awful lot to pay for a little puppy. In either case, your spouse won't budge unless you can justify why a boxer puppy costs that much money. Tags: Boxer Puppy, boxer breed, father boxer, born boxer puppies,
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