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08th October 2009
We have all been in the situation before. You meet a person with a disability, and you just don’t know how to act. You try to act as if there is nothing different, but you can’t. You don’t mean to feel uncomfortable, but you do, and they can see ... Read >
Author: Christopher M. Hall22nd September 2009
In recent news, reports have indicated that as many as three walkers have died in the last three months at the hands of aggressive cattle, and many more have been injured. Even former home secretary, David Blunkett, fell victim to a host of angry cows as... Read >
Author: Jo B21st September 2009
If you are reading this, then you are probably searching for Extra information on the subject of Australian Labradoodle pups.
We are an Australian breeder of Labradoodle puppies, and we are located in Australia, on the Mid North Coast of New South Wale... Read >
Author: Graham McGrath17th September 2009
There can be various purposes of labrador training. Apart from being household pet, a labrador can be trained to become guide dog for physically handicapped persons, rescue or search dog, hunting dog, detection dog or therapy dog. But regardless of the la... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons16th September 2009
No one knows when the concept of using assistance animals for the blind first came into being. It is suggested that dogs have been used in such a capacity in various cultures for a very long time. It is known, however, that there was no formal guide dog... Read >
Author: Jerrymace16th September 2009
The labrador is one of several kinds of retriever that has exceptional working abilities. No doubt they became the most popular breed of the dog in the world based on the number of registered ownership. With this, the demand for labrador training advice i... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons04th August 2009
The Golden Retriever is one of the most versatile dog breeds known to man. Their intelligence and versatility sees them employed in a variety of roles including illegal drug detection, search and rescue, as hunting dog, as guide dog for the blind, as ther... Read >
Author: Brad Zockoll18th June 2009
Since the domestication of the dogs (roughly 15000 years ago according to some estimates), there has been a wide range of breeds available. There are about 475 registered breeds in the world today. This is due to the selective breeding of the dogs which a... Read >
Author: Thanate Tan09th April 2009
The potential risk of heartache and grief concerning dog ownership can be avoided simply by starting out on the right foot. The importance of this fact can not be overstressed. Ignoring this fact not only puts the owner/pet relationship at risk but may re... Read >
Author: Flatpick10th March 2009
Ever since they burst on the scene in the 1990s Designer dogs have been in the spotlight and they’ve been much in demand. Any search through the Internet will bring up thousands of Designer dog web sites. They offer Labradoodles, Goldendoodles, Schnoo... Read >
Author: D Beart02nd February 2009
Since the development of the Labradoodle dog in the 1980s by Wally Conron as a non-allergenic guide dog for visually impaired people who suffered from allergies, this “dog breed has branched off in a multitude of directions. Today there are in fact at l... Read >
Author: Kayye Nynne15th December 2008
Aging alone is hard on us all, yet being blind too does not make life easier. You have support however. Being blind makes it hard to be independent, feel safe and secure, which could lead into stress and depression. Even if you have blurred vision but can... Read >
Author: onlinebmkt25th August 2008
Guide dogs also known as assistance dogs or seeing eye dogs are trained to help people who are blind or partially blind around obstacles. The dog must learn how to be physically sound and desensitize to most public situations. Most seeing eye dogs are pri... Read >
Author: annaw29th July 2008
A well-trained Standard Poodle is a pride of its owner and a joy to people around. That is why many dog owners, experts and enthusiasts alike consider training as an important part of every dog' life. There are various ways and training methods in order f... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons09th June 2008
John Cooper and his guide dog, Faith received a nasty shock when they fell into a three foot pothole two weeks ago. They were walking down Gateshead Road in Hertfordshire where a pothole was left open without barriers when the incident happened.
Due t... Read >
Author: Carys Robshaw29th April 2008
There are many advantages of adopting a Boxer dog. But before the excitement of taking home the not-so-fortunate abandoned dog urge you to rush to the nearest shelter, you must consider many things. Here are some points to consider before you finally go f... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons28th April 2008
The Boxer dog is actually a descendant of two breeds, the English Bulldog and the now extinct Bullenbeisser. Having these two breeds as ancestors, the crossing resulted to an intelligent and strong Boxer dog that works best as guard dog, service dog, guid... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons25th April 2008
One of the roles expected to a Boxer dog is being a guide dog to those with physical impairment, more particularly as seeing eye dog to blind or vision impaired people. That role can be best performed by a Boxer dog as long as good health condition exists... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons22nd January 2008
The American Kennel Club (AKC), which establishes standards for all breeds of dog recognized in the United States, has established standards for the German Shepherd breed. Dogs that match this standard may win best of breed contests and may even be crowne... Read >
Author: Jan Ryan02nd September 2007
We have all seen guide dogs at work with their owners, and most of us are duly impressed by the amount of dedication, work and focus that this animal exhibits. These dogs can help those with physical challenges live life to the fullest, whether it is gett... Read >
Author: Roland Parris Jefferson III15th August 2007
When deciding to add a new adult dog to your family, have you considered adopting one that is actually retired? What is a "retired" dog in the first place? Simply put, most people never consider finding a companion that used to be of service to other peop... Read >
Author: spitfiregsd30th December 2006
Dog Training Is Fun!
Early Dog Training Is Essential. Not all dog training is created equal, and is more than just telling your dog to stop behaving the way he is right now; it's one of the most important fundamentals of owning a pet. The important thi... Read >
Author: Josie Benton23rd June 2006
If you are looking for a superb companion dog, then GSD is for your. For here's one dog who will be devoted to you at all times. I still remember the time when I got married into a dog-loving family. I knew that they have a GSD at home but I never had a c... Read >
Author: Babu Banik13th April 2006
Dog training is the process of teaching a dog to exhibit certain desired behaviors in specific circumstances. Some examples are:
* Teaching a dog basic obedience commands (part of obedience training)
* Teaching a dog to perform tricks casually or for ... Read >
Author: Hagar Lagarto16th February 2006
So you are interested in acquiring a Golden Retriever because you think it is a friendly and good looking dog breed and you have heard that it behaves well with children. Well you are right in that the Golden is one of the best family-oriented dogs in the... Read >
Author: Mike Mathews30th December 2004
By Shelley Lowery
A network is a group of points or locations interlinked with specific paths. A network can be computers, people, web sites, or anything that is linked together to form a group.
Remember the old adage, "There is power in number?" Yo... Read >
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