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  • What Is The Raw Food Diet For Dogs
    By: jamielansley | - The raw food diet for dogs has become a popular idea among pet owners. It started through Ian Billinghurst-an Australian veterinarian who sought to adapt the way racing greyhounds as well as sled dogs feed to domesticated pets such as dogs and even cats. He said that commercialized foods are generally bad for a dog's health because it isn't natural.

    Around 80% of the raw dog food diet consists of meat and bones. However, it is important to note that the bones given to dogs must be ...

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  • Develop Your Dog's Confidence
    By: Alex Kelly | - Let's not beat around the bush. Is your dog a bit of a wimp? A bit of a big girl's blouse when it comes to meeting new dogs. Naturally each dog has a different character to the next, but can your nervous, trembling pet be given enough confidence by you to start socializing properly with other dogs. Even if their character by nature is shy and timid, you can help them develop their courage so that interacting with other dogs and humans isn't too daunting for them. It may be that they developed th ...
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  • Treating Anxiety And Travel Sickness In Dogs
    By: Chris Redhead | - The Christmas holidays are approaching, and you may be getting ready to go and stay with relatives or packing for a family break away somewhere over Christmas. However, if you are taking your family dog away with you, your trip can quickly go from fun and exciting to stressful and arduous.

    Dogs do not always travel well, and taking them to a new environment can sometimes provoke a high level of anxiety. This article offers advice on how to prevent nervousness and travel sickness in ...

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  • Labrador Retriever Training And An Active Lifestyle
    By: Jonathan Gordon | - Labrador dogs are active, rambunctious and fun-loving, and they need a good daily dose of exhilarating play as well as regular exercise in order to remain both physically and psychologically happy. In that kind of lifestyle, where you spend at least thirty minutes a day walking your dog, and at least thirty minutes a day allowing for play, you will set up the kind of environment that make Labrador Retriever puppy training a cinch. Combine these elements with consistent Labrador grooming and a he ...
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  • Dogs And Separation Anxiety - How To Help Your Dog Being Alone
    By: marc Bach | -
    Separation anxiety can be one of the most distressing things a dog can experience. Unfortunately, this agonizing condition occurs in about ten percent of all dogs - making it one of the most common of all dog behavior disorders. In fact, it's so common that you might almost think dogs and separation anxiety go hand in hand.

    You're lucky if you've never had a dog with separation anxiety. But if you've not been through the experience, you might not have a good understanding o ...

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  • How To Stop Aggressive Behavior In Dogs
    By: paul3robfij8 | - We're going to take a look at how to deal with aggression and biting.

    Canine] aggression is frightening. The first time your previously sweet and cuddly puppy decides to snap or lunge at somebody in your own home, you will almost certainly break out in a cold sweat and begin stressing about just how much further it could possibly go.

    Yet, handling those aggressive behaviors does not generally have to be the stress filled, practically untenable situation you are concerne ...

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  • How To Stop Dog Aggression And Biting
    By: gregfr7brij7 | - We are going to look into how to handle aggression and biting.

    [Dog is terrifying. The first time your once sweet and snuggly puppy decides to bite or lunge at a friend or relative in your house, you will very likely break out in a cold sweat and start stressing about how much farther it could go.

    However, dealing with those aggressive tendencies does not generally have to be the disturbing, almost untenable situation you fear. Over 99% of all dogs with aggression and n ...

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  • How To Stop Aggressive Behavior In Dogs
    By: cllij7gacoj6 | - We're going to look at handling aggression and nipping.

    Canine] aggression is frightening. The first time your previously cute and snuggly canine friend decides to bite or lunge at someone in your own home, you will in all likelihood break out in a cold sweat and begin stressing about just how much further it may possibly go.

    But, experiencing those aggressive tendencies does not always have to be the nerve-racking, nearly untenable situation you worry over. About 99% o ...

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  • How To Stop Aggressive Behavior In Dogs
    By: dougs4z7bej5 | - We are going to look at handling aggression and biting.

    Canine] aggression is alarming. The first time your at one time sweet and snuggly puppy decides to snap or lunge at somebody in your house, you will probably break out in a cold sweat and begin worrying about just how much farther it could go.

    But, coping with those aggressive behaviors doesn't always need to be the disturbing, practically untenable situation you worry over. More than 99% of all pet dogs with aggre ...

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  • How To Stop Dog Aggression And Biting
    By: franejqasnj4 | - We're going to look at the way to handle aggression and nipping.

    [Dog is scary. The first time your once lovable and affectionate puppy decides to snap or lunge at someone in your home, you will probably break out in a cold sweat and begin being concerned about just how much farther it could go.

    But, coping with those aggressive tendencies does not always have to be the stressful, practically untenable situation you worry over. About 99% of all pet dogs with aggression ...

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  • How To Stop Aggressive Behavior In Dogs
    By: danix2swobj3 | - We are going to look into the way to handle aggression and biting.

    Aggression in a dog is scary. The first time your at one time lovable and snuggly pet decides to bite or lunge at a friend or relative in your home, you will probably break out in a cold sweat and start being worried about just how much farther it might go.

    However, managing those aggressive behaviors doesn't always have to be the stressful, practically untenable situation you are worried about. About 99 ...

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  • How To Stop Aggressive Behavior In Dogs
    By: matturuvlaj3 | - We're going to look at how to deal with aggression and nipping.

    [Dog is terrifying. The very first time your previously adorable and affectionate canine friend decides to snap or lunge at someone in your house, you will possibly break out in a cold sweat and start stressing about how much farther it might go.

    But, coping with those aggressive behaviors does not generally have to be the difficult, practically untenable situation you are worried about. About 99% of all do ...

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  • How To Stop Aggressive Behavior In Dogs
    By: mich8nsqauj1 | - We are going to have a look at how to cope with aggression and nipping.

    [Dog is alarming. The very first time your once sweet and affectionate young dog decides to bite or lunge at somebody in your house, you will almost certainly break out in a cold sweat and start being concerned about how much farther it might go.

    But, handling those aggressive tendencies does not commonly need to be the stressful, nearly untenable situation you are concerned about. More than 99% of ...

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  • How To Stop Dog Aggression And Biting
    By: bruccpr7ma | - We are going to have a look at how to deal with aggression and biting.

    [Dog is terrifying. The first occasion your once adorable and cuddly dog decides to bite or lunge at a friend or relative in your house, you will probably break out in a cold sweat and start worrying about just how much farther it may possibly go.

    But, experiencing those aggressive tendencies doesn't normally have to be the worrying, almost untenable situation you fear. About 99% of all pet dogs with ...

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  • Panic Attack In Dogs - Causes And Methods To Help Your Dog
    By: Karleen Lindsey | - Panic attack in dogs comes on suddenly and can be triggered by crashing noises such as the sharp sound of gun shots, fireworks or even rumbling thunder. The instinct of fight or flight takes over, but since fighting an invisible entity is not possible, some dogs will usually try to run away from the noise. For dogs who are protected within a fenced yard or confined inside a home, they have nowhere to go. All of that "flight" energy is then turned into outward damaging behavior or it is internali ...
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  • Calming Your Dog During A Storm With The Anxiety Wrap For Dogs
    By: Karleen Lindsey | - During the many years I have been working with, around and beside dogs, I have seen several different categories and levels of anxiety in dogs. There are plenty of methods to use in helping to calm your dog's out-of-control stress. One possible means of calming your dog is to use a body wrap or anxiety wrap for dogs, which I will discuss in this article.

    One type of stress is due to anticipating pain, such as the anxiety brought on by the fear of nail clippers, possibly because a ...

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  • Training Dogs Successfully Calls For Reducing Dog Anxiety
    By: Judy Moore | - The most important obstacle to a really wonderful relationship between you and your dog is your dogs anxiety. Anxiety, you say? Yes! All dogs have great anxiety, largely unseen to humans, which together with their instincts drives their bad behavior. You may see your dog as high-energy, or maybe stubborn, or perhaps timid, or even sullen and aggressive. And you associate lots of inappropriate, troubling, annoying, or even threatening behavior with those qua ...
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  • Experiencing Separation Anxiety By Dogs
    By: Banken Dyste | - Anxiety is a medical condition characterized by emotional, somatic, behavioral and cognitive components. Separation anxiety is one of the most common anxiety disorders in both humans and animals. Yes, what you read is right. Even pet animals like dogs can feel anxious when they are separated with their owner.

    Dogs are pack animals. They always want to be with their owners whom they considered as their pack. Separation anxiety occurs when their owner leaves the house. Separat ...

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  • Why Is My Dog Aggressive
    By: Lena Carlson | - The first thing to realize is that your dog is normal, and aggression in dogs is also common. That's not to say you should make allowances or concessions for an aggressive dog, quite the opposite, you will need to learn how to deal with your dogs aggression suitably, but it is useful to know that wild dogs use aggression to hunt, form a place in their pack and to survive.

    In a domestic situation your dog doesn't need to stress about these pack behaviors, but that may take a while fo ...

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  • How To Deal With Aggression In Dogs
    By: Lena Carlson | - No matter what type of aggression you're experiencing in your dog, you are the one to help transform your dog's behavior. Nobody should have to live with an aggressive animal, so it's time to step up and take back control of your dog and your home. From my experience I know you'll both be happier when you do.

    Why is My Dog Aggressive?

    In our articles we have covered several different kinds of aggression in dogs, ranging from fear aggression to territorial aggression and ...

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  • Tips For Stopping Aggression In Dogs
    By: Steven Pepper | - Work out first what is at the heart of your dog's aggression. There are many different factors that can cause it, and unless you apply the correct remedy to the correct problem, you may end up with an even bigger problem than you started out with. It is also crucial that you look out for early warning signs for these kinds of behaviour as you may be too late by the time serious aggression has become a problem for your dog.

    The source of much aggression in your dog can be their atte ...

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  • How To Help Unwanted Dogs
    By: Alice Bartlett | - If you enjoy dedicating yourself to charity and you're an animal lover, you may find helping unwanted dogs to be a worth-while charitable cause. You don't have to locate any particular organization to start offering your support to these animals, but if animal rescue itself sparks your interest you can follow these steps to do all you can for the cause.

    Open Up Your Heart Get educated on what is going on in the world of unwanted animals and animal rescue organizations. Allow the infor ...

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  • Feel The Fear And Go For It!
    By: Sven Makowal. | - Fear can make you crazy but it can also drive you to great heights. When fear is controlled it can work for you. When fear controls you it can be devastating. Fear can affect your business in many ways. Fear of rejection keeps you from making sales calls and marketing. Fear of losing an account keeps you from staying in touch. Fear of sharing with people what you do can keep you from getting important referrals. Fear of being blamed for a decision or being wrong keeps you from making important d ...
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  • Why Training Your Puppy Is Essential
    By: Alissa T Monroe | - If you own a dog, you know how important it is to train them. This is particularly true with puppies. While adult dogs can be trained, if you have a puppy you must start early because the habits, good and negative, that they learn will stay with them. While a lot of training can be done at home, training schools will make it easier and teach central socialization skills to your pup. But you need to pick out the best training school. If you sign up for one with a bad instructor, your dog may end ...
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  • The Secrets Of Stopping Aggression In Australian Cattle Dogs
    By: Chris Mollo | - If you have an Australian Cattle Dog that is showing signs of an aggression problem, then you'll want to grab a comfortable seat and read this article right away.

    In the next few minutes, we're going to talk about aggression in Australian Cattle Dogs and what can be done to stop it. First, we'll talk about why they are among the most aggressive breed of dog. Next, we'll discuss using socialization as a solution. Lastly, we'll talk about preventive measures that you can take to avo ...

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  • Learn The Secrets To Dog Training And Implement Them For Immediate Results
    By: Gamini Wijeratne | - That wonderful experience I have had with my dog and secrets to dog training learned in that process prompted me to write this article with an underline message for all dog lovers. Never adopt a dog without your total commitment for the welfare of the dog. Writing, thinking about my dog and re-living those precious moments give me immense joy and a sense of satisfaction. I feel that we have done a good deed by giving that little soul a second lease of life. If not for my daughter's intervention, ...
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  • How To Help Your Dog Overcome "noise" Fear
    By: Tom Hering | - If you're a dog owner, you know that your dog has a keen sense
    of hearing. That becomes quite obvious during thunderstorms,
    Fourth of July or New Year's Eve festivities.

    Both my dogs Abbey and Mollie avoid loud noises at all
    costs. Usually family members are near and usher them
    into a more quiet area of the house during such
    disturbances.

    Unfortunately, many city pets can take off when provoked
    by a sharp, loud noise. A dog can dig hi ...

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  • Teaching Your Pet Dog Swimming
    By: Ran Taylor | - Not all dogs are natural swimmers, which is contrary to popular belief. If you want to teach you dog to swim, which is important for safety, here are five useful tips to help your best friend learn safely.

    1. Making use of a life jacket.

    A dog life jacket is one of the most useful pieces of equipment for helping your dog to learn to swim. The extra buoyancy provided by the life preserver not only helps him to learn to swim a lot easier but also reduces the amount of fatigue ...

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  • Things You Should Learn About Dog Obedience Training
    By: Tristan Andrews | - As pets, dogs are not only meant to be confined at home. There are chances when you have to take them out for a walk or bring them to any destination. Even more, the dog needs to learn the proper behavior despite being kept at home. Socializing is one skill that he has to be trained with. Thus, let him undergo dog obedience training.

    You see, all of your family members should feel safe and at ease with your pet. There are dogs that seem to be agitated and such behavior can defini ...

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  • Dog Obedience Training: Being The Boss
    By: Tristan Andrews | - Dogs are naturally pack animals. This means they need an alpha to lead them in their everyday lives, and this also means the owner must act alpha; that the dog should consider you as the boss for the obedience training to proceed smoothly. Individual dogs vary in submissiveness, and to establish and maintain dominance over your dog, there are a number of exercises you can establish. Do not worry; most dogs are happy to be submissive. Just be sure to show approval at the occasional signs of subm ...
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  • Understanding Your Dogs Personality
    By: Tristan Andrews | - Dogs, like humans, have their own individual personalities and quirks. These little personality quirks are what make each animal special and individual. They are also shape how an animal reacts to various stimuli throughout the day. The dog may do things that annoy us to no end or make us so proud we could burst the next moment. Learning about our pet's personality works and how it shapes their actions will make our job as trainers easier. Thus for this article we will be discussing a bit o ...
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  • Getting Your Puppy Used To Being Left Alone
    By: Tristan Andrews | - Dogs are sociable animals and it is not natural for them to be isolated from others. All domestic dogs will have to be left alone at some time in their lives, so it is important that they learn to cope with solitude while they are still young.

    If puppies are not taught to be left alone, problems can be experienced when they are eventually left by themselves, even if the separation is for only a few minutes. Dogs that become anxious when left will chew, scratch at doors, dig at car ...

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  • Anxious Dogs Calming Their Nerves
    By: Michelle Houser | - Anxious Canines
    Nearly all dogs are generally friendly, as well as, outgoing family pets that are anxious to interact with and meet all new individuals along with situations. However, there are a few pups who grow to be timid and terrified each time they are faced with different individuals, pets or conditions. These are known as stressed canines. Most of these stressed pets have a less fulfilling life and much more enclosed lifestyle than most other canines and presented the right situati ...

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  • Wag And Bark.com Introduces Revolutionary New Coldspray Training & Anti-bark Spray Collar For Dogs
    By: Alberto Stellpflug | - (1888PressRelease) The JetCare(R) System cold spray training and anti-bark collar for dogs is the latest line of anti-bark collars that uses a new, revolutionary cold air spray technology that stops dog barking with no risk of allergy or negative impact on a dog's sense of smell.

    Houston, TX - Nevada-based www.wagandbark.com is introducing the JetCare System cold spray training and anti-bark collar for dogs, the latest line of anti-bark collars that uses a new, revolutionary cold ...

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  • Should You Spay/neuter Your Dog?
    By: Tristan Andrews | - Many dog owners face the decision of whether or not to have their dog spayed or neutered. The dilemma is one that people sometimes grabble with for many reasons. Some fear that the surgery would be too expensive or that it would change the personality of the dog.

    Other owners simply believe that their pet is beautiful and that allowing him/her to generate puppies would mean that others could also enjoy such a beautiful pet. And of course, some people are breeders, and true breeder ...

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  • Socialization Of Your Puppy: How Important Is It?
    By: Tristan Andrews | - If you have done any research or read any books about caring for dogs you have undoubtedly heard the term 'socialization' and know that it is important. Socialization refers to providing your puppy or dog opportunities to learn how to behave friendly and in an appropriate manner.

    In the ideal case this socialization will begin in the earliest days of a dog's life. That means the responsibility begins with the breeder. Puppies should be handled on a daily basis. The breeder should ...

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  • All About Dog Anal Glands
    By: Tristan Andrews | - If you own a dog you may have heard the term 'anal glands' and wondered what it is, and if it is a normal part of all dogs. The answer is yes; all dogs have anal glands. In most cases there are no problems associated with these structures, unless they become filled, and in which case, they become uncomfortable. In fact, infections and other problems can result from this situation.

    Av anal gland is a small sac like structure that is located near the anus. There is one gland on each ...

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  • What The Vet Doesn't Tell You About Neutering - Dog Health Care Help
    By: Mark Woodcock | - There are many reasons why you might choose to have your male dog neutered, but there is still a lot of scepticism surrounding this and questions are being raised about whether or not it is worth having done. The neutering of male dogs is common practice in the US and UK, and it has been known to have many advantages. However, there are some pet owners that are concerned it can have an adverse effect on their pet pooch, and they quite simply want to know if is a worthwhile part of general dog he ...
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  • Kidney Failure In Dogs: Your Questions Answered
    By: Roy Carter | - Do you fear the problems of kidney failure in dogs. Maybe your dog is showing unusual symptoms and looking a bit off color. If this is the case you need to act quickly as this is a serious condition. If you are unsure, you probably have many questions regarding the causes, symptoms and what treatments are available to ensure your dog regains a healthy lifestyle.

    Here is a list of common questions and answers that will help clear things up for you:

    What is kidney failure ...

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  • Your Dog Is Talking To You - Are You Listening?
    By: Tristan Andrews | - Dogs actually have the ability to signal to us precisely how they are feeling at any given time. If we are attuned to their signs we will know what their emotional state is. Dogs can display various emotions including: happiness, sadness, boredom, excitement, and fear.

    If you closely watch your dog you will notice that his eyes, ears, body, and tail are in an almost continuous, though subtle movement. This is his way of communicating his emotional feelings. Studies are confirming ...

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  • The Greatest Tips To Deal With An Aggressive Dog
    By: John Williams | - There are plenty of theories why your puppy may become angry and frustrated to other dogs or humans. Some may be sared or nervous and use aggression as a defense device or may be craving to be the alpha canine. Other reasons may be that he is shielding his/her place of residence or territory, they have been shown this way by their carer to be unesonable with strangers or is just defending their master if he sences he's in any trouble. It's vital to let you know that fiercness is not specific to ...
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  • Schutzhund Dogs And Training
    By: Tristan Andrews | - Sport and working dog evaluation, Schutzhund ("protection dog" in German), has been around since the early 1900s. It began as a way to measure the working ability of German Shepherd Dogs. These dogs had begun as herders but were also being used as working dogs. Schutzhund training and testing helped breeders test for the necessary characteristics to keep working ability in the breed. No German Shepherd Dog can be bred in Germany even today without a Schutzhund title, making dogs from these l ...
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  • Anxiety In Dogs - Building A Happier, Healthier Relationship
    By: Ben Thomas | - Anxiety in dogs is a behavioral problem that many dog owners have to face at some point in time.

    Don't fear, because you are not alone! This does not mean that you have to give up your dog. Quite the opposite: By working on the anxiety problems with your dog you will not only learn how to better communicate with your dog, but you will be building a stronger bound.

    Does your dog suffer from anxiety? Think about it for just a moment and ask yourself these questions:

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  • Fear Of Dogs - Hypnotherapy Treatment For Dog Phobia
    By: Peter James Field | - Fear of dogs or dog phobia is a quite common issue. It is something that we are presented with fairly regularly here in our UK hypnotherapy practice.

    Its clinical name is cynophobia.

    Like most other phobias, dog phobia is irrational in that the cynophobic person is well aware that the vast majority of dogs pose no real threat. Even though they may fully realize this, the individual is powerless to control their often all consuming fear.

    Even the small ...

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  • Does Your Dog Have Problems With Fighting Other Dogs?
    By: Jane Saeman | - Dogs that have severe fighting problems with other dogs are the ones that cause their owners the most worry. It is this vice that many owners hope a psychiatrist will be able to probe and cure, but since this is the process of investigating into the past of a dog's mind, which cannot be probed because the dog cannot answer questions, no progress can be made with psychiatry.

    That does not mean we cannot understand a dog's present state of mind. Although past events might have ha ...

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  • Healthy Dogs Are Happy Dogs
    By: Lisa Andrews | - Our dogs bring so much joy and happiness to our lives. I cannot think of much that is better than seeing my pup's tail wag as I walk into the house after a long day. Here are some of our favorite happy dog stories from American Animal Hospital Association and the healthypet website:


    Smokey, the Shetland Sheepdog
    Smokey has brought so much laughter into my life it is hard to pick just one special story, but here is the latest. We go camping whenever time permits. ...

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  • Preventing Pain And Fear Aggression In Older Dogs
    By: Kelly Marshall | - Many dog owners do not realize that as their dog becomes older, they tend to be a lot more sensitive to things. This can often lead to pain or fear induced aggression and they can even become aggressive during light play. This of course worries the owner and they have no idea why it is happening.

    What to Do To Help You Aging Dog

    The main thing that you can do for your aging dog is to study how they are acting. Do you notice that things are becoming more and more di ...

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  • How To Treat Heatstroke In Dogs
    By: Jeff Clare | - Though it's easy for many people to make crass "hot dog" puns about the pets of others whenever dogs die in cars, making news headlines, most dog owners legitimately fear causing heatstroke in their companions. Heat stroke, a condition that is essentially when a dog (or most other mammals of that matter) is unable to purge unneeded heat from their bodies, raises the temperature of their delicate internal organs and causes massive damage to a dog's living tissue, which can kill even the healthies ...
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