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22nd September 2009
Many dog beds claim to be a designer dog bed. Many distributors claim they offer designer dog beds. Do we really know what a designer dog bed is, and are they really designer?
Well the definition of designer according to Webster's is;
Designer; noun... Read >
Author: bknandra21st September 2009
As is the case with humans, restricted mobility and increased lethargy are tell-tale signs of arthritis in dogs. In the United States, roughly 20% percent of our “furry family” members suffer from arthritis. Fortunately, once pet parents have identif... Read >
Author: Dr. Jack Stevens, DVM17th September 2009
Many dog beds claim to be a designer dog bed. Many distributors claim they offer designer dog beds. Do we really know what a designer dog bed is, and are they really designer?
Well the definition of designer according to Webster's is;
Designer; noun... Read >
Author: bknandra07th September 2009
Hip dysplasia is a poor formation of the hip joints, which is a common growing disease with younger dogs of virtually every breed. With larger breeds, unsteady hip joints are common, although hip dysplasia can be a serious problem that will limit the phy... Read >
Author: Raul Levine02nd September 2009
Is Your Pitbull Down In The Dumps Dozy Lazy In Pain Pit Bull joint pain alleviation. Osteoarthritis in animals, as in human beings, is a weakening disease that really affects your pet's health and well being. Arthritis, AKA deteriorative Joint diseas... Read >
Author: Jill Jackson30th August 2009
Dogs just like folks can be afflicted by arthritis, in particular osteoarthritis. Unbelievably, up to thirty p.c of family pets have arthritis. They experience pain, swelling and stiffness the same as humans do. Some folks reference it as deteriorative... Read >
Author: Mary Keyes28th August 2009
One of the most hardest aspects of choosing a dog is not the dog himself but the dog breeders. It is often quite difficult to find the right dog breeders or a breeder associated with the Kennel Association of a particular country like AKC for the US.or th... Read >
Author: Seymour Peck10th August 2009
Proper Golden Retriever care is essential to maintaining the health and happiness of your dog. Follow these simple guidelines to ensure that you are providing your pet with excellent care.
For a puppy or a young, healthy animal, Golden Retriever care i... Read >
Author: Kristen Stevens31st July 2009
Golden Retrievers capture the heart of their owners. Aside from being a popular pet they are devoted and family oriented; they can easily adapt to the environment there in.
Here are some details that you should know about the Golden Retriever:
• I... Read >
Author: Kristen Stevens22nd July 2009
Although the new president is expected to lift federal restrictions on human embryonic stem cell research, it’s an option available today for the canine set.
The procedure, which uses an animal’s own fat to obtain adult stem cells, has been available... Read >
Author: happytails09th July 2009
Whether you have a puppy or a dog at home, he will need his space and hence you will need to buy dog crate beds.
Dogs never demand, they never speak but that doesn’t mean that you will not take care of heir basic needs. One such need is sleeping spac... Read >
Author: Thierry babineaux28th June 2009
If you've never heard of a Goldendoodle and you're looking for a family pet, it's definitely time to find out about this gorgeous cross-breed. What's more, while you look into this unique breed of dog or any other kind of animal you have in mind, it's imp... Read >
Author: Harvey McEwan12th June 2009
The first family have portuguese water dog. One Senator owns three portuguese water dogs. Have you ever consider getting one for yourself and your family? A lot have been said about this breed especially when a portuguese water dog joined the White House.... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons11th June 2009
For many years, veterinarians have been trying to figure out how to extend the life of the pets that we love so much. There is nothing more heart-wrenching than owning an older animal, and having to watch them deteriorate with age. Owners are willing to d... Read >
Author: Cynthia Andrews07th June 2009
Cure Your Dog’s Aches and Pains
Many medical conditions can cause your dog to have joint aches and pains. Hip dysplasia, canine arthritis and a luxating patella are three of the most common causes for joint pain, but there are also a variety of other f... Read >
Author: happytails02nd June 2009
Cure Your Dog’s Aches and Pains
Many medical conditions can cause your dog to have joint aches and pains. Hip dysplasia, canine arthritis and a luxating patella are three of the most common causes for joint pain, but there are also a variety of other f... Read >
Author: happytails01st June 2009
Cure Your Dog’s Aches and Pains
Many medical conditions can cause your dog to have joint aches and pains. Hip dysplasia, canine arthritis and a luxating patella are three of the most common causes for joint pain, but there are also a variety of other f... Read >
Author: happytails01st May 2009
Are you wandering if breeding Labrador retrievers is really for you? Most Labrador dog owners will, at some point, consider breeding their dogs but there are a number of things to consider before reaching a decision. Generally speaking, there are two ma... Read >
Author: Craig Ellyard01st May 2009
I’ve been very fortunate, even blessed, with my dogs because most of them have lived very long lives. It’s wonderful to have a dog from the time he’s a puppy until he becomes an old dog. You feel like you’ve shared a long, wonderful life with him.... Read >
Author: happytails17th April 2009
The most lovable pet on the earth is certainly a dog. We are so attached with our dogs that we can even feel their pain and grievances. Arthritis is one of the most common problems amongst pet dogs. Experts say its a ‘canine disease’. Normally it hits... Read >
Author: happytails07th April 2009
When it comes to livestock work, nobody can belittle the abilities of border collies. These intelligent and hard working dogs are excellent in herding different kinds of animals from sheep to cattle, pigs, ostriches and others. This characteristic makes t... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons27th March 2009
Shih Tzu dogs are energetic, playful pets that usually are inside companions. The dogs are small, but sturdy and strong. Consider the following tips for Shih Tzu puppy care.
1. Grooming
A Shih Tzu has two coats of hair, the inner coat shedding to ... Read >
Author: Al Bullington27th March 2009
One dilemma which a lot of canines will encounter is hip dysplasia, especially a problem for bigger pets, but pugs can also be prone to have this problem. Hip Dysplasia occurs when there is some malformation of the hip joint and the femur bone does not fi... Read >
Author: villenoire27th March 2009
Hip Dysplasia occurs when there is some malformation of the hip joint and the femur bone does not fit correctly, which can cause the dog a lot of pain and in severe cases the dog may need surgery or have to be put down. A proper diet along with a pattern ... Read >
Author: villenoire25th March 2009
You love your pure breed dog and you figure since your dog is so smart, and beautiful and lovable, it would be great to breed her. That way, lots of people can enjoy a dog as wonderful as yours. While it is easy to understand your thinking, breeding your ... Read >
Author: Joseph M. Sabol24th March 2009
Anywhere a dog has a joint they can have arthritis. The cartilage in the joint may be inflamed, but it can also be joint fluid causing the issues within the bones. The main types of arthritis in dogs are osteoarthritis, immune mediated, infective, and i... Read >
Author: villenoire24th March 2009
Arthritis in dogs can be due to a number of varying factors, including injuries, congenital defects and aging. In dogs, even a minor injury can lead to arthritis either immediately, or later in life. We tend to forget this fact, or to overlook it, because... Read >
Author: villenoire24th March 2009
In dogs, even a minor injury can lead to arthritis later in life. The conditions to which some breeds of dogs are predisposed, such as hip dysplasia can also mean a predisposition to developing arthritis as the dog ages. Even dogs who have never suffered ... Read >
Author: villenoire24th March 2009
Anywhere a dog has a joint they can have arthritis. The cartilage in the joint may be inflamed, but it can also be joint fluid causing the issues within the bones. The main types of arthritis in dogs are osteoarthritis, immune mediated, infective, and i... Read >
Author: villenoire24th March 2009
There are different types of dog arthritis. As is the case in humans with arthritis, the problem is an inflammation in one or more joints. This can be caused by an inflammation either in the cartilage in the joint or a problem with the joint's synovial fl... Read >
Author: villenoire23rd March 2009
In dogs, even a minor injury can lead to arthritis later in life. The conditions to which some breeds of dogs are predisposed, such as hip dysplasia can also mean a predisposition to developing arthritis as the dog ages. Even dogs who have never suffered ... Read >
Author: villenoire22nd March 2009
Canine Hip Dyspepsia is a disease that is caused due to deficiency of vitamin C. In this disease there is bleeding gums, brittle bones and corroded ligaments. The disease is prevalent among dogs too. Though it is supposed that dogs do not need vitamin C t... Read >
Author: david hobson20th March 2009
Hip Dysplasia is actually a common problem among many dogs, particularly larger breeds, but pugs are also particularly susceptible to this condition. Hip Dysplasia occurs when there is some malformation of the hip joint and the femur bone does not fit cor... Read >
Author: villenoire20th March 2009
Hip Dysplasia is a condition caused when the hip joint and the femur do not fit together correctly, resulting in pain and stiffness for the dog, or in more severe cases, the need for surgery or euthanasia. A proper diet along with a pattern of exercises o... Read >
Author: villenoire20th March 2009
Hip Dysplasia occurs when there is some malformation of the hip joint and the femur bone does not fit correctly, which can cause the dog a lot of pain and in severe cases the dog may need surgery or have to be put down. A proper diet along with a pattern ... Read >
Author: villenoire20th March 2009
A lot of pain may be caused in cases of hip dysplasia to the dog due to the malformation of the hip joint and femur bones and in the some cases, will need immediate surgery, or in the worst case, will need to be put to sleep. A proper diet along with a pa... Read >
Author: villenoire20th March 2009
Hip Dysplasia is actually a common problem among many dogs, particularly larger breeds, but pugs are also particularly susceptible to this condition. A lot of pain may be caused in cases of hip dysplasia to the dog due to the malformation of the hip joint... Read >
Author: villenoire20th March 2009
Hip Dysplasia occurs when there is some malformation of the hip joint and the femur bone does not fit correctly, which can cause the dog a lot of pain and in severe cases the dog may need surgery or have to be put down. A proper diet along with a pattern ... Read >
Author: villenoire20th March 2009
Hip Dysplasia occurs when there is some malformation of the hip joint and the femur bone does not fit correctly, which can cause the dog a lot of pain and in severe cases the dog may need surgery or have to be put down. A proper diet along with a pattern ... Read >
Author: villenoire20th March 2009
As you probably know, all dogs have certain health problems that need to be looked out for, especially when a dog gets into its older years, but if you know the specific risks for the type of dog you own you will know what to look for and how to got about... Read >
Author: villenoire20th March 2009
Hip Dysplasia is actually a common problem among many dogs, particularly larger breeds, but pugs are also particularly susceptible to this condition. Hip Dysplasia occurs when there is some malformation of the hip joint and the femur bone does not fit cor... Read >
Author: villenoire20th March 2009
Hip Dysplasia occurs when there is some malformation of the hip joint and the femur bone does not fit correctly, which can cause the dog a lot of pain and in severe cases the dog may need surgery or have to be put down. A proper diet along with a pattern ... Read >
Author: villenoire20th March 2009
Hip Dysplasia is a condition caused when the hip joint and the femur do not fit together correctly, resulting in pain and stiffness for the dog, or in more severe cases, the need for surgery or euthanasia. A proper diet along with a pattern of exercises o... Read >
Author: villenoire20th March 2009
A lot of pain may be caused in cases of hip dysplasia to the dog due to the malformation of the hip joint and femur bones and in the some cases, will need immediate surgery, or in the worst case, will need to be put to sleep. Cases that are less serious a... Read >
Author: villenoire20th March 2009
A lot of pain may be caused in cases of hip dysplasia to the dog due to the malformation of the hip joint and femur bones and in the some cases, will need immediate surgery, or in the worst case, will need to be put to sleep. Cases that are less serious a... Read >
Author: villenoire20th March 2009
One dilemma which a lot of canines will encounter is hip dysplasia, especially a problem for bigger pets, but pugs can also be prone to have this problem. Hip Dysplasia occurs when there is some malformation of the hip joint and the femur bone does not fi... Read >
Author: villenoire20th March 2009
Hip Dysplasia is actually a common problem among many dogs, particularly larger breeds, but pugs are also particularly susceptible to this condition. A lot of pain may be caused in cases of hip dysplasia to the dog due to the malformation of the hip joint... Read >
Author: villenoire20th March 2009
Hip Dysplasia is actually a common problem among many dogs, particularly larger breeds, but pugs are also particularly susceptible to this condition. A lot of pain may be caused in cases of hip dysplasia to the dog due to the malformation of the hip joint... Read >
Author: villenoire10th March 2009
Pets are valued members of many families across the globe. When a pet is part of your household, they seem to complete your home and your family. Most people who have pets couldn't imagine their lives without them.
Taking your pets to the vet on a reg... Read >
Author: Josh Webber 04th March 2009
Before commercially processed pet food, pet owners fed their pets table scraps and leftovers. Some bought meat scraps from the butcher. It was also more common for pets to roam outside and supplement their meals with whatever they could catch.
In 1860,... Read >
Author: Joseph M. Sabol04th March 2009
If you own a larger breed of dog or are looking for one, you may have heard the term OFA Certified. This refers to the dog's hip joints and is an indicator of potential problems for your dog. Hip problems for any active dog will cause pain and discomfort ... Read >
Author: Joseph M. Sabol03rd March 2009
You love your pure breed dog and you figure since your dog is so smart, and beautiful and lovable, it would be great to breed her. That way, lots of people can enjoy a dog as wonderful as yours. While it is easy to understand your thinking, breeding your ... Read >
Author: Joseph M. Sabol31st January 2009
You definitely know that what your shih tzu eats affects his health. Feeding of appropriate dog food guarantees you a health and happy shih tzu, while poor or low quality food will only cause health issues. Now, as a responsible dog owner who wants nothin... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons21st January 2009
A shih tzu is a loving, loyal and lively dog that makes a great companion and household pet. But despite of these qualities, many of them are turned over to animal shelters and rescue groups for some reasons. Some of these animals are released in the wild... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons21st January 2009
The breeds known as water dogs include the:
- Labrador/Retriever
- Spaniel
- Portuguese Water dog
- French Water Dog(Barbet)
- Spanish Water Dog
Water dogs are in the News because the Obama family has chosen one for their pet.
The water dogs ... Read >
Author: Steve Last09th January 2009
Before families start searching for a dog, they usually have a distinct idea about the type of dog they want. Every type of dog needs the same care, there are distinctions between each of the different sizes that will affect you, your home and your famil... Read >
Author: SaraLovesDogs07th January 2009
Before people start looking for a dog, they usually have a good idea about the type of dog they want. Every type of dog needs the same care, there are distinctions between each of the different sizes that will affect you, your home and your family.
... Read >
Author: SaraLovesDogs07th January 2009
Throughout history most of a veterinarian's clientele was farm livestock (large animals). Dogs, cats and other household pets made up such a small amount of their daily business there was very little reason to study up on it. Even the beloved European vet... Read >
Author: Joan Shine15th December 2008
During winter season, most humans do not want to move the way they do during dry season. People who live in cold-weather regions lose their enthusiasm to exercise or even walk their Weimaraner dogs outside early in the morning. When the temperature begins... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons01st December 2008
Dog arthritis commonly occurs to large dog breeds and senior dogs. It is a canine disease characterized by a pain in the joints. If your dog has arthritis, you will observe a drastic change in his physical activities. He will be reluctant and lethargic to... Read >
Author: Andrei Smith30th November 2008
You are bringing your new bundle of joy home finally. You have done your research, know you have the right breed and you have complete faith in the breeder of your new pup. You have visited the litter each week to watch the pups develop, bought all the to... Read >
Author: D Beart31st October 2008
There are times when adopting that shaggy non-descript mutt at the neighborhood shelter is an advantage over purchasing an expensive AKC model. The first advantage is the start up cost, AKC registered pups seldom start at less them three hundred dollars f... Read >
Author: Jay Schindler 21st October 2008
Dogs are wonderful companions but just like any living creature, are prone to certain medical conditions. Although most conditions are non life threatening some can be very serious and may cause problems with the life quality of your dog. Proper health ca... Read >
Author: Mike Cavanaugh13th October 2008
Tips for Overweight Dogs
An overweight dog does not look healthy, and this only occurs because of overfeeding, not because they choose this lifestyle. It is only through overfeeding that we make this happen to our pets.
DISEASES CAUSED BY DOG OBESIT... Read >
Author: Jane Dinunzio13th October 2008
The Newfoundland, a member of the hound group, has short legs, long ears and makes great scent hounds that easily track rabbits and deer.
They are well-tempered, loyal and love human company. They are generally healthy but are also prone to some common... Read >
Author: Betty Roberts13th October 2008
The German Shepherd is large in size and is one of the most intelligent dogs that one can dream to own. This dog breed is great with children but needs diligent and careful training and socialization.
Socialization is mandatory or else, these dogs tend... Read >
Author: Betty Roberts13th October 2008
The Beagle, a member of the hound group, has short legs, long ears and makes great scent hounds that easily track rabbits and deer.
They are well-tempered, loyal and love human company. They are generally healthy but are also prone to some common ailme... Read >
Author: Betty Roberts15th September 2008
It's obvious that you need insurance on your home and car, your health and even your life. But what about another important aspect of your life - your pet?
Pet insurance has grown in popularity as people have realized that health care costs for animals... Read >
Author: Nicholas Hunt11th September 2008
If you want to buy a show quality Rottweiler puppy then you needs to see the beautiful, show quality puppies at www.vomfloodrottweilers.com. The puppies that are available now and the litters that will be coming soon are all sired by champion Rottweiler Q... Read >
Author: Kathleen Chester05th September 2008
When asked if you want a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, would you say yes? Maybe not all people would want to have a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel for some reasons. But if they will come to know this breed's remarkable characteristics, they will find no r... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons04th September 2008
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel - the name seems to sound ancient and noble, right? It was centuries ago when Toy Spaniels became popular pets, especially pets of the royal family. A Blenheim-coated spaniel was the children's pet in the household of Charles... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons13th August 2008
I admit it. Before the demise of my hips and their cartilage, I wasn't quite sure what bilateral meant. I always just assumed that it had something to do with lying next to a man who wasn't out of the closet yet or maybe a different type of lens for your ... Read >
Author: penny LoveHoff29th July 2008
Based on surveys, a Standard Poodle may live for up to 12 years provided he lives a healthy lifestyle. Owners should know that good nutrition, appropriate training, regular grooming, protection against diseases and proper exercise are what a Standard Pood... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons29th July 2008
A Standard Poodle may not be genetically predisposed to becoming overweight but that doesn't mean it can't happen. Every dog, regardless of breed, should be given close attention when it comes to food intake and exercise so as to prevent obesity. A health... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons17th July 2008
Any owner would be very happy and proud knowing that the Poodle he raised and cared for can do a lot of things that can entertain and give happiness to those around. But who would be happy seeing a limping Poodle that seems to exhibit discomfort when maki... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons15th July 2008
The PHR (Poodle Health Registry) is a nonprofit international open registry for all diseases affecting Standard Poodles and other Poodle varieties. Based on reported cases, Standard Poodles suffer from diseases such as Addison's disease, allergies, eye pr... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons10th July 2008
Understandably, people willingly spend thousands-of-dollars attempting to get their sick pets better via conventional medicine. Ironically, these same people think that providing the proper nutrition and supplements capable of preventing illness are too e... Read >
Author: Robert Hart30th June 2008
The Bulldog is one of the more popular breeds and there is a good reason why. These dogs have a one-of-a-kind look and incredible personality that make them great companions and pets for a number of owners. With their sad eyes and droopy jaws, the Bulldog... Read >
Author: Moses Wright27th June 2008
Insurance is very much a part and parcel of our lives and almost every individual opt for a convenient life insurance or property and asset insurance for any valuable objects that they possess. So, why do pet owners not consider a pet insurance for their ... Read >
Author: Robert Scott23rd June 2008
Great Danes have friendly nature hidden in their large and imposing appearance. And many people love Great Danes because of that. But unfortunately, hundreds or probably thousands of Great Danes are being euthanized every year. Not just that! Great Danes ... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons27th May 2008
Why do you need to buy a bed for your pet? For many pet owners, they know and understand that a pet bed is essential to their pet. There are benefits that a pet bed can offer not only to the pets but also to the pet owners. With a pet bed your pet will ha... Read >
Author: Jennifer J23rd May 2008
If someone were to compile a top 10 list of guard dogs, the English Mastiff would without a shadow of doubt be, in the top three The look of this dog alone guarantees that anyone who stumbled across him would certainly think twice about getting too close... Read >
Author: S E Peters21st May 2008
Have you ever wanted to know what made up 75% of all at-birth disabilities? Well, it is a condition known as hip dysplasia, commonly referred to as just DDH. DDH, although it is not talked about much is actually a very common condition. My daughter had th... Read >
Author: PHPGator20th May 2008
If one is in search for dogs that are easy to own, boxer dogs will definitely be included in the list. Boxer is one among a number of short-haired breeds that shed a little. With boxer dogs, you will seldom experience the fuss bathing a dog brings since t... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons20th May 2008
It is evident that a lot of people are revealing interest on Boxer dogs. Proof of this breed's popularity is the 2007 American Kennel Club statistics in which they placed sixth as the most popular breed of dog in the United States. As more and more people... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons15th May 2008
Boxer dogs come from combination of two different breeds, the now extinct bullenbeisser and the famous bulldog. Boxer dogs are strong and agile just like their bullenbeisser ancestors and extremely loyal and protective to the family just like bulldogs. Th... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons06th May 2008
How sad it is to think of the fact that the Great Dane is not a long-lived breed. Their lifespan is generally seven to ten years, perhaps longer if well taken cared of. However, a Great Dane may not reach his average lifespan due to some problems. Lack of... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons29th April 2008
Man’s best friend needs man’s special attention. Taking care of your dogs is like taking care of a child. Your dog needs its regular doctor’s visits, immunizations, and most importantly, a proper diet. So what do you feed your dog? There is no one s... Read >
Author: Finley25th April 2008
It was in 1895 when the Boxer dog was first exhibited and a year after when the first Boxer club was being founded. As the years go by, people are becoming interested in this breed that it became the sixth most popular breed of dog in the United States ba... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons09th April 2008
When our pets get ill with a serious problems such as arthritis, do we quake at the thought of the potential ongoing cost for treament? Here is a way to treat our pets at home which is also very cost effective and drug free.
I recently received this em... Read >
Author: Barry Dench03rd April 2008
Many dog owners have found that the Havanese can be a wonderful choice for a family pet. These compact creatures get along well with adults, kids and other animals, are generally friendly, inquisitive animals that are usually ready to play. If you are thi... Read >
Author: Fiona Kelly27th March 2008
There's a very popular YouTube video featuring a Golden Retriever that's made a big hit all over the world. The video was taken during the relatively new sport of canine freestyle dancing. The dog danced John Travolta's part very convincingly to the son... Read >
Author: Carol Matthews27th March 2008
Getting a new puppy is so much fun, and Rottweiler puppies are so adorable, you'll be tempted to choose the first puppy you pick up at your breeder's. Resist that impulse, and take a measured approach to selecting your Rottweiler puppy. After all, getting... Read >
Author: Sharon Davies14th March 2008
Mastiffs are a truly delightful breed of dog. A mastiff will make an excellent family pet, if you are prepared for him! If you are thinking about getting a mastiff of your own, you should know that there are different types of mastiffs. Here are some o... Read >
Author: Aaron Michaels11th March 2008
Large breeds just like Labrador Retrievers are more likely to suffer problems related to bones and joint that makes movement difficult and painful. We are aware that Labrador Retrievers are active and energetic dogs but if you notice that your pet is no l... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons26th February 2008
Labrador Retrievers are known to have hearty appetites and are often overfed causing weight to increase even above what is normal. Obesity is a major problem in people nowadays. It leads to the development of various diseases causing series of death to a ... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons24th February 2008
As Beagles grow older, it is undeniably true that the health deteriorates too. Whether they are well-taken cared of or not, there is always a risk of developing diseases as dogs age. But sometimes, disease that usually affects older dogs can also be seen ... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons06th February 2008
Version3: When purchasing a purebred German Shepherd, a great deal of research must be performed in advance of buying. Key questions a potential buyer must ask include the following. What is the history of the German Shepherd? What is the breed standard a... Read >
Author: Jan Ryan02nd February 2008
Giant Dog breeds refers to those breeds whose height and weight classified them into largest ends of all dog breeds. Although there are no universal height or weight breed as giant, some measures will consider them as giants such as weighing from 45 kg to... Read >
Author: hannah28th January 2008
The German Shepherd dog has a relatively short history though it is a well-loved and well-worked dog today. The breed began in Germany in 1899 and was registered with the American Kennel Club (AKC) in 1911. Briefly renamed the Alsatian Wolf Dog due to ant... Read >
Author: Jan Ryan05th November 2007
A dog is a man’s best friend and I am sure all dog owners will agree wholeheartedly with me. The welcome wag of its tail and the friendly lick can make you smile even after a hard stressful day at work. Taking your pet out for a walk or for a simple gam... Read >
Author: Robert Scott20th September 2007
Whether your beloved canine companion suffers from chronic yeast infections, skin problems, arthritis or hip dysplasia; it's time to take a look at the facts regarding dog enzymes. In terms of ensuring your dog's health, longevity and happiness, this may... Read >
Author: Janie Knetzer25th July 2007
The absence of understandable language in canines impedes dogs from conveying what they feel to their caretakers. Hence, it is the owner’s responsibility to be conscious enough of patterns and changes in their dog’s behavior. When dogs become less a... Read >
Author: Synflex11th July 2007
1. Hip dysplasia
Hip dysplasia is a common concern among Ragdoll owners. Although there are no recorded cases, the possibility is high because of the Ragdoll’s bulk and weight distribution. It’s important to get a written health guarantee from your... Read >
Author: Drew Pilton05th July 2007
Has your dog grown old? Is he losing interest in those activities in which he was previously interested? Is he getting up late? Is he reluctant to go out for walks? Is he.....? All these symptoms show that he has grown old. There is no need to feel sorry ... Read >
Author: peter john18th June 2007
Many people are afraid of owning a Rottweiler because this particular type of dog has a bad reputation.
People believe that the Rottweiler is a fierce and unpredictable dog but this is very untrue. A Rottweiler is a beautiful dog with a pleasant disposi... Read >
Author: Carl Johannsen09th June 2007
If you are thinking of getting a dog, you probably already know how important dog insurance is. So one thing you need to guard against is getting a breed of dog that is hard to insure.
There are some breeds of dog that some dog insurance providers re... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer11th May 2007
Choosing a bed for your dog should be an important, informed decision. You probably already know what size you need to accommodate your dog, and maybe even have a color picked out that matches your home. But even more important is finding a bed that is hi... Read >
Author: Kausik Dutta10th April 2007
Small dog breeds are becoming increasingly popular as companion dogs because they are extremely portable, adaptable to nearly any living environment, easier to take care of and cheaper to upkeep. With an overwhelming number of small dog breeds available, ... Read >
Author: Richard Livitski27th March 2007
German Shepherds loyal,smart and suited for a wide variety of tasks as well as making great family pets. They've been popular ever since they were introduced after the first world war. As they make good family pets, here is a bit of information you may wa... Read >
Author: David Lee19th February 2007
Labradors [“Labs”] are one of the more popular family dogs and rightly so. If you own one or are considering getting a pup, there are some health issues you need to know about.
Labs are great dogs. They are friendly and have an excellent temperame... Read >
Author: John Grimes02nd February 2007
There is an increasing concern among dog owners to put their dogs on a healthier diet program because of obesity issue, and many reports, which suggest that commercial dog food, are unhealthy for dogs.
Nevertheless, this good intention is usually not a... Read >
Author: Moses Wright20th January 2007
Like many older breeds, the origin of the Maine Coon is unclear and steeped in rumor. Some believe Maine Coons, also known as American Longhair, American Shag, American Forest Cat, American Snughead and Maine Trick Cat, are a cross between semi-domestic w... Read >
Author: Robert Benjamin07th January 2007
Your Dog's SizePart 5 in a 10-Part SeriesBy Steph BaireyDogs are one of the most popular companion animals worldwide. Thisseries of articles will discuss the basics of feeding, habitat,health, lifespan, size, grooming, time, breeding, equipment, and costo... Read >
steph
07th January 2007
Breeding Your DogPart 8 in a 10-Part SeriesBy Steph BaireyDogs are one of the most popular companion animals worldwide. Thisseries of articles will discuss the basics of feeding, habitat,health, lifespan, size, grooming, time, breeding, equipment, and cos... Read >
steph
21st December 2006
2 Items To Insist From Your Breeder When Buying A Puppy
1. Written Guarantee: Good breeders provide written guarantees against genetic disease. It is essential to get a guarantee on the hips and eyes of your pup, given the epidemics of hip dysplasia an... Read >
Author: John Edwards17th November 2006
Many dog beds claim to be a designer dog bed. Many distributors claim they offer designer dog beds. Do we really know what a designer dog bed is, and are they really designer?
Well the definition of designer according to Webster's is;
Designer; no... Read >
Author: Beth Hendrickson21st June 2006
Is your dog a little less enthusiastic about his daily walks? Is he reluctant to get up or lie down? Do his joints click as he walks? If so, there's a chance your buddy is suffering from canine arthritis.
Just as with humans, arthritis in dogs can b... Read >
Author: Nick Bulka16th June 2006
Osteoarthritis or Degenerative Joint Disease (DJD) is a progressive condition in
which the cartilage in the joint is slowly broken down, and bony changes occur.
Any dog with a developmental or congenital joint problem, like dysplasia or
patella luxa... Read >
Author: Anita Dzebic09th June 2006
Pitt Bulls have really gotten a bad rap over the years, but the blame falls, for the most part, on their owners. Remember Spot from the Little Rascals? He was an American Pitt Bull and wasn't he sweet? Don't let the bad behavior of some irresponsible owne... Read >
Author: Nathan Lynch16th February 2006
We have all heard of "designer dogs". The Puggles, Malt-A-Poos and Chorkies have been favored by celebrities because they are expensive, trendy and very cute. Many of these hybrid dogs have wardrobes that we can only dream about.
Other designer dogs ar... Read >
Author: Mike Mathews09th February 2006
Choosing a new dog might seem to be a very simple and one way task, but there are indeed a lot a factors to consider. And when one embarks on it, it could be quite a confusing and exhausting task. With proper information at hand, choosing a dog can be a... Read >
Author: Donnis Barron09th January 2006
If your joints and bones are flexible and strong, they move freely. And that means life can be fun and appreciated to its' full. But for one in seven people, movement is hindered by a musculoskeletal problem - back pain, arthritis, osteoporosis, fracture,... Read >
Author: michael challiner04th December 2005
As with most pedigree breeds, there are certain hereditary conditions that can be a problem in the German Shepherd as well as other health issues that are more prevalent in this breed which need to be considered if you are thinking acquiring a GSD.
If ... Read >
Author: John Lewis26th August 2005
When looking to purchase a purebred dog, you need to search for a breeder from which to purchase the creature. This can typically be as simple as opening the advertising part of your local newspaper, however you need to be sure that you're choosing a rep... Read >
Author: eric shannon26th August 2005
Obesity is one of the greatest health concerns facing dogs. You can and should do something about it. Overweight dogs may live shorter and less healthy lives and your enjoyment of their unconditional love and companionship may be shortened because of it. ... Read >
Author: Bev Storer
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