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29th September 2009
Glaucoma is increased pressure within the eye. Cells inside the eye produce a clear fluid ("aqueous humor") that maintains the eye’s shape and nourishes the tissues inside the eye. The balance of fluid production and drainage is responsible for maintai... Read >
Author: Dr. Jack Stevens, DVM22nd September 2009
A dog can be man's best friend or his worst nightmare! Every year dogs are given back to the breeders, or handed over to animal rescue centers because the owner just couldn't cope...
It's true - a dog is for life - and it can sometimes be a handful, bu... Read >
Author: Anita Watson21st September 2009
Your pet’s health is important to you. After all, they are part of your family! Sadly, dogs of all ages are subject to hip dysplasia; however, in most cases, the symptoms do not begin to show until the middle or later years in a dog's life. This disea... Read >
Author: Dr. Jack Stevens, DVM16th September 2009
Labrador retrievers are known to excel in performing various roles such as assistance dog for physically disabled persons, rescue or search dog, detection dog and therapy dog. No wonder they became the world's most popular dog breed based on the number of... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons16th 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 Cussons03rd September 2009
Do you want a strong, dependable dog? Have you considered the Chesapeake Bay Retrievers?
The breed was developed in the United States Chesapeake Bay area during the 1800's. They are very alert dogs with an eager-to-please attitude. They have natural i... Read >
Author: Ty Brown 01st September 2009
Just as we are vulnerable to acquiring certain diseases, our dogs can also get them. And in the same way that our body feels terrible when we are sick, our pets can also feel weak and tired when they are inflicted with a disease. One of the rather commonl... Read >
Author: AnneMing30th August 2009
Labrador Retrievers are perfect family dogs. Although originally bred for hunting, they are good natured and don't mind being bossed around. Therefore, they are well-suited for obedience training.
Labrador Retrievers are very loyal and arguably, the s... Read >
Author: Ty Brown 20th August 2009
Keyword analysis is possibly the most critical aspect of your job when you begin to plan and build a website. Whatever your plans for your website, assuming you have some ideas, if you want it to attract a significant number of viewers, then you must give... Read >
Author: Virtual Miss Friday07th August 2009
Taking on the responsibility of a family pet is a decision that shouldn't be taken lightly. More often than not people rush into the decision of getting one only to return them later for the fact they can't look after them. It is due to this fact that the... Read >
Author: Lisa Mills31st July 2009
Did you know your dog has a greater than 1 in 2 chance of developing cancer?
Just doing what dogs do, by playing, relaxing and rolling around in their own backyard could be dangerous or even life threatening? There are invisible dangers inside the safe... Read >
Author: Jane Dinunzio19th June 2009
Things That Every Dog Owner Must Know When Going to the Vet
1. Your veterinarian is one of the most important people in your dog's life. You should choose your veterinarian just as you select your own doctor, by reputation and quality of service. Yo... Read >
Author: JonJG12th June 2009
The Labrador is one of several kinds of retriever, a type of gun dog also called Labrador Retriever, Labby, or Lab for short. The term “Retriever” refers to any one of several breeds of Sporting Dogs. Retrievers were bred primarily to retrieve birds o... Read >
Author: sharma12th June 2009
Yorkshire Terriers are best known for their long hair, small size, and big enthusiasm. The Yorkie breed is becoming more and more popular, especially with families. According to the 2008 American Kennel Club Registration Statistics, Yorkshire Terriers, ... Read >
Author: Amy12th May 2009
The coat color of Labrador Retrievers (Black, chocolate, or yellow) is controlled by two different genes B and E
The B controls the color of the coat, and is either B=Black or b=brown.
Each parent passes the offspring with the "B" gene or a "b" gen... Read >
Author: upstatelabradors05th May 2009
If you are considering bringing home a Labrador Retriever for your home, you have to realize first and foremost that this is one of the most people-oriented breeds of canine out there. They have to have attention and they have to be in tune with their ma... Read >
Author: Jeff Nenadic05th May 2009
Despite the Labradors abilities at hunting and tracking, it has also been proven that they make excellent guide dogs for the handicapped and the blind. Combine this with their kind and obedient temperament and you have a dog that is an obedient companion... Read >
Author: Jeff Nenadic05th May 2009
If you are in the market for a pure breed that is an excellent home or hunting companion, then you have to consider the possibility of owning a Labrador Retriever. It is considered one of the worlds most popular breeds and is currently the most widely AK... Read >
Author: Jeff Nenadic01st May 2009
The Labrador Retriever, affectionately known as a Lab, or a Labby by their owners, was originally bred as a hunting or gun dog but are now considered by many to be the perfect family pet. Lovable and excitable by nature the Lab is highly dependable, extr... Read >
Author: Craig Ellyard01st 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 Ellyard28th April 2009
There are few breeds among dogs that have achieved the success of the Labrador retriever which has held first place in the most popular American dog stakes for the last 15 years. In excess of 137,000 Labradors are registered with the American Kennel Club... Read >
Author: Jeff Nenadic26th April 2009
Power and stamina combined with the motivation to both track down fallen game as well as swimming any distance necessary to fetch the prey were the aspects that Labrador Retrievers were bred for. Despite the fact that the majority of Labrador Retrievers a... Read >
Author: Jeff Nenadic17th April 2009
We have all grown up with at least one hero in our life, but how many people can call their hero Duke or Spot? The answer- anyone who has had their life saved by a rescue dog.
Whether it is a house fire, tornado rubble, leftovers from an earthquake, o... Read >
Author: Judd Snell25th March 2009
Dogs love the outdoors, especially Labrador Retrievers. There are a lot of fun things to play with, and lots of interesting smells to investigate. However, there is one instinctual behavior of Labrador Retrievers that is potentially destructive to your ou... Read >
Author: Sean Green25th March 2009
Dogs love the outdoors, especially Labrador Retrievers. There are a lot of fun things to play with, and lots of interesting smells to investigate. However, there is one instinctual behavior of Labrador Retrievers that is potentially destructive to your ou... Read >
Author: GreenDog13th March 2009
When someone mentions "working dogs", most people think of the breed group recognized by the American Kennel Club. This group includes Dobermans, Rottweilers, Akitas, Newfoundland, Bullmastiffs and several other breeds. These dogs were developed to perfor... Read >
Author: Joseph M. Sabol10th March 2009
Labrador Retrievers are a high spirited, very intelligent, happy-go-lucky and loyal dog breed that is very well suited for families. They have a friendly temperament and are adaptable to different environments which makes them easy to care for and safe fo... Read >
Author: Stugats10th March 2009
Hip dysplasia in dogs is a very common disease, especially in young dogs, and happens as a result to an abnormal development of the hip joints. The most affected breeds are the large and the medium ones, but it can also affect the small breeds. The most c... Read >
Author: AnneMing10th 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 Beart25th February 2009
Taking on the responsibility of a family pet is a decision that shouldn’t be taken lightly. More often than not people rush into the decision of getting one only to return them later for the fact they can’t look after them. It is due to this fact that... Read >
Author: Lisa Mills21st 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: SaraLovesDogs01st December 2008
Signs of aging in your dog are gradual, just as with us. Slowly becoming grey around the muzzle, slowing down, not a quick to get up from lying down, and sleeping more.
These are natural normal signs of elderly dogs, and are inevitable. Depending on ... Read >
Author: Jane Dinunzio11th November 2008
Names for female dogs sound different than those for male dogs. Female dogs names tend to be short and have lots of soft sounding consonants and vowels. Since come female dogs of small breeds tend to be very active, this trait can help you in choosing the... Read >
Author: Ling Tong19th September 2008
It has long been known that some crossbreeds seem to do better than their parents of either breed. It's a question of finding which breeds cross best with other breeds. Some of these crossbreeds even go on to become established breeds in their own right. ... Read >
Author: gggorosin2218th September 2008
It has long been known that some crossbreeds seem to do better than their parents of either breed. It's a question of finding which breeds cross best with other breeds. Some of these crossbreeds even go on to become established breeds in their own right. ... Read >
Author: gggorosin2208th September 2008
Addison disease in dogs is a rare but serious disorder where the adrenal glands do not secrete a sufficient amount of adrenal hormones. These hormones are necessary for a wide variety of functions in the body. The disease is also known as Hypoadrenocortic... Read >
Author: Ling Tong04th September 2008
It isn't brutal at all to be training labrador retrievers. You just got to understand their personality and exercise it to your benefit. If you're seeking an simplified procedure of training labrador retrievers, all you got to do is take a peek at the a... Read >
Author: John Smith25th 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: annaw24th August 2008
Believe me or not, that's the plain truth. According to the various Labrador Breed Associations and national kennel clubs, Labs come in just three recognized colors – and golden is not one of them.
However, if you go browsing through advertisements f... Read >
Author: Franklin Simanjuntak23rd June 2008
Questions these people should have asked themselves about before they took on their houses and made their idiotic decisions:
1. Is this home going to be a foreclosed grow-op?
The San Bernardino County Sun reported that a Fontana, CA man was arreste... Read >
Author: Melanie Speed21st May 2008
Many dogs within various breeds have eyes that are particularly sensitive to sunlight. In an effort to shield and comfort itself against the bright light, your dog may squint, whine, or even paw at its face. Sunglasses for canines are considered a cute f... Read >
Author: Jay Jacovitz08th May 2008
A Great Dane could possibly suffer a disease called hypothyroidism. Aside from Great Danes, this disease is suffered by most mid-size to large breeds such as Boxers, Labrador Retrievers, Rottweilers and German Shepherds.
Just like the human body, a dog... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons09th April 2008
Labrador Retrievers need proper care in order for them live longer and healthier. The same thing it goes for pregnant Labrador Retrievers. In fact, they even need special care since a lot of changes is happening as the puppies are growing inside her.
A... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons09th April 2008
There are various reasons why dog owners purposely breed their Labrador Retrievers. One reason is that their dog is up to breed standard and they want to produce a litter. Some dog owners want to improve the breed. In some instances unknown to the owner, ... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons07th April 2008
A Labrador Retriever makes a good candidate for therapy dog because the breed is known as well-balanced and versatile breed. A Labrador Retriever has exceptional and working abilities making good working dogs and very friendly and mellow disposition makin... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons02nd April 2008
Though escapalogy is not a problem among Labrador Retrievers, they can get astray from home might be because of their curiosity, their natural desire to wander or worst, stolen. It is true that finding them unharmed depends on luck, but who wouldn't want ... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons02nd April 2008
Summer is great time for Labrador Retrievers! Imagine all the fun they will experience retrieving balls or sticks outdoor. But as much as it is fun, it is also the time when the temperature rises. With all the fun and excitement summer brings, you must no... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons02nd April 2008
Not all foods edible to humans are safe for Labrador Retrievers. Sometimes, what we thought is safe and healthy for us is also safe for our four-legged friend to consume. But since dogs and humans do not have the same metabolism, some foods pose threat ca... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons02nd April 2008
The digestive system of Labrador Retrievers is as important as any part of their body. A healthy digestive system functions by digesting and absorbing the nutrients, neutralizing toxins, eliminating waste and other unwanted products. Unfortunately, digest... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons02nd April 2008
Same with humans, Labrador Retrievers and other breed of dog can be affected with different types of skin problems. These skin problems vary depending on the allergen and how it affects your beloved canine friend.
Inhalant Allergy
Inhalant allergy, ... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons01st April 2008
Because of their remarkable characteristics, Labrador Retrievers are still holding their title as the most popular breed of dog in the world. These extremely talented and friendly dogs make very good pets and are good at children of all ages and other ani... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons01st April 2008
Every dog owner has their own reasons for using crates in training their Labrador Retrievers. Crates are being used as confinement when housebreaking, traveling or during illness. It is also used to ensure security, safety and to protect household items a... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons01st April 2008
Though Labrador Retrievers are not humans, there are many ways in which they can be compared to humans. They need food, exercise and regular grooming and cleaning to maintain their good health. There are also health issues that could pose threat to their ... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons01st April 2008
Labrador Retrievers are popular dogs in countries like United States and United Kingdom. Apart from that, there are still other amazing facts everyone must know about Labrador Retrievers. Here are some:
- They are considered as the world's most popular... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons25th March 2008
Being curious animals with hearty appetites, Labrador Retrievers usually chew on anything that catches their attention. They might get interested in eating insects or dead animals as well as plants in the garden. Unfortunately, there are some plants in wh... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons25th March 2008
Problems related to bladder are common in Labrador Retrievers as well as other breeds. Urinary tract stone disease happens when urinary stone, medically referred to as urolith, forms as microscopic crystals precipitate in the urinary system. This stone ma... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons19th March 2008
For some various reasons, abnormal bleeding could occur among Labrador Retrievers. Bleeding, technically known as hemorrhage is a loss of blood from the circulatory system. There are two types of bleeding: internal and external bleeding. Internal bleeding... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons19th March 2008
Problems associated to respiratory or breathing may occur in Labrador Retrievers. Whether it may be just a simple sneezing problem or a cough caused by heart problem, these health issues should be addressed immediately to prevent it from progressing into ... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons19th March 2008
Do you think it is normal for Labrador Retrievers and other dogs to lick their rear? Others believe that it is normal for dogs to lick their rear because they think it is a dog's way of cleaning their anal and its surrounding area. In case you do not know... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons11th 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 Cussons11th March 2008
Untrained and uncontrolled Labrador Retrievers can cause problems because of their boisterousness and lack of fear. Training is necessary in order for them to learn rules, ensure their safety and to control their behavior. Because of their intelligence, e... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons10th March 2008
It is important for Labrador Retrievers as well as other breeds to have good health. There are many ways on how to maintain their good health in general. Different types of foods claiming that they contain the important nutrients needed by your dog, vacci... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons10th March 2008
Labrador Retrievers are popular dogs, being able to perform roles such as assistance dogs. They would surely enjoy activities to stimulate their minds and body, being intelligent and energetic dogs they are. But despite their large size and exceptional ab... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons08th March 2008
Labrador Retrievers are intelligent and extremely active dogs. With these characteristics, leaving them alone will surely bore and cause them to think of doing other activities such as chewing, barking and digging. Yes, boredom is one of the reasons why a... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons07th March 2008
Labrador Retriever
The Labrador Retriever is one of several kinds of retriever. Although somewhat boisterous if untrained, they are exceptionally affable, gentle, intelligent, energetic and good natured, both as companion and working dog. With training, ... Read >
Author: Hans03rd March 2008
A healthy Labrador Retriever will normally defecate firm stools once or twice a day. However, if your Labrador Retriever passes semi-solid or liquid stools more often than usual, then he is probably suffering from canine diarrhea. Diarrhea is common in La... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons28th February 2008
Labrador Retrievers are expected to carry out lots of roles. Common working roles for Labrador Retrievers include hunting, tracking and detection, assistance dogs for disabled, carting and therapy work. With all these roles, it is expected that they will ... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons28th February 2008
Labrador Retrievers are intelligent and obedient dogs, making them easier to train in becoming good working and assistance dogs. But before any advance training, they should first master the basic dog commands. These basic dog commands are helpful in obed... 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 January 2008
Like all children, even I was very fond of dogs and dreamed of a house full of dogs when I grew up. Now it seems that I am gradually trying to accomplish my dream since we already have three dogs, two Labrador Retrievers and a Beagle who is just three mon... Read >
Author: Robert Scott18th January 2008
If wishes were horses, I would have a house full of dogs of every breed possible. Alas, that is not to be and I have satisfied myself with keeping just four dogs, one cocker spaniel, two labrador retrievers and one beagle. And without doubt this is one of... Read >
Author: Robert Scott10th November 2007
One of the several kinds of retriever, Labrador Retrievers (or Labrador dogs) are currently listed as the number one registered dog with the American Kennel Club (AKC). This breed is ranked very highly by dog enthusiasts on all levels; playfulness, friend... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons06th November 2007
When it comes to dog training, you must be aware of several facts and be patient and always keep in mind that a dog is like a child. Training a dog might be a piece of cake or might be a real pain, it all depends on how you like to look at it. The basic l... Read >
Author: Demosthenes Damon08th June 2007
Nothing gives more satisfaction than rewarding our dogs when they do something right. Whether its mastering a new trick or simply giving us unconditional love, we want to treat them to something delicious. Its important to remember though, that one of t... Read >
Author: Lisa Andrews17th May 2007
Written By Nick Shaw
An online forum is a way to hold an ongoing discussion by multiple users over time. The term has also been used when referring to the software application that creates the forum. Other names for an online forum are message boards... Read >
Author: Nick Shaw03rd May 2007
Don’t Be Fooled: Labrador Retrievers Do Shed!
But don’t let it stop you from getting a cute little black, chocolate or yellow lab puppy. Putting up with the little fur bunnies that crop up around the house is only a minor nuisance. A nuisance that ... Read >
Author: Cherie Stirewalt26th April 2007
There are many people who love large dogs. That is obvious by the number of large dog breeds listed in the AKC top ten favorite dog breeds. The Top Ten list includes Labrador Retrievers, German Shepherd Dogs, Golden Retrievers, and Boxers. And since Poodl... Read >
Author: Carol Stack05th February 2007
Witnessing your precious dog or cat having a seizure can be a most
frightening experience. During seizures pets often lose control,
fall over, chomp their teeth, salivate or drool, whine, paddle with
their feet, and begin to urinate or deficate on ... Read >
Author: Deena Caruso04th February 2007
Time and time again, the Labrador Retriever has been one of the most popular dog breeds out there. With it's good looks combined with it's suave endearing demeanor, it's no wonder.
Here's more about this popular breed…
History: The Labrador Retri... Read >
Author: Richard Livitski30th January 2007
If you have kids, you should seriously consider getting them pets. That being said, which ones should you choose?
So you’ve finally broken down and decided to get your kids a pet! Before you welcome Rover or Spot into your house, you need to decide ... Read >
Author: Hal Storm07th 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 >
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28th September 2006
Tag and Ping, there has been lots of hype about this relatively new and unknown method of getting lots of traffic.
How does it work? Whereas normal websites use keywords, blog sites like Technorati among others use tags. Tags work in a similar way to ... Read >
Author: john sullivan21st August 2006
The suburbs may be the best of Labrador Retriever worlds, but its environment poses its own special set of problems. While suburban Labrador Retrievers are usually not as restricted, regulated, isolated, and controlled as those in the cities, the very lif... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons13th August 2006
How it all began with Golden Retrievers: Sir Dudley Majoribanks wanted a hunting dog, but not just any hunting dog. He wanted one that was just as a much a companion as it was a retriever of the birds he shot. The then popular Irish Setters and Spaniels w... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons16th 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 Mathews22nd October 2005
Labradors are one of the most well known and most popular choices for dog lovers across the nation. A Labrador puppy that is trained well will be a loyal and playful friend as well as a dependable hunter (if it is a retriever) for its owner. When choosi... Read >
Author: Boyd Norwood26th August 2005
We have all grown up with at least one hero in our life, but how many people can call their hero Duke or Spot? The answer- anyone who has had their life saved by a rescue dog.
Whether it is a house fire, tornado rubble, leftovers from an earthquake, o... Read >
Author: eric shannon
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