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The English Bulldog: Traits to Look For

There is much debate about how we came to know the Bulldog, the predecessor to today's English and French Bulldogs. Many canine historians believe it is the result of cross breeding a Pug with a Bullmastiff. Indeed, we can see similarities in an English B... Read >
Author: Ron Ayalon

Hereditary Conditions In Springer Spaniels

Springer spaniels are generally quite healthy, though as with any living being, there are hereditary conditions to which they are susceptible. Some of these conditions can be screened for using x-rays or other tests, and some cannot be screened for. The h... Read >
Author: Phil Marks

Cavachon Dogs Make Loving Companions

Cavachon dogs are a mixed breed that have both the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and the Bichon Frise. They're bred specifically for human companionship and due to their size aren't suited as a guard dog, other than giving you a very loud warning when vis... Read >
Author: James Lunden

How much should I feed my pet, Doc?

As a veterinarian, before I worked in the pet insurance industry, pet owners were constantly asking me how much they should feed their pets. The amount of food each pet requires is dependent upon a host of variables, including breed, size, genetic predis... Read >
Author: Callie Brown

How Can You Treat Arthritis in Dogs?

Arthritis is a disease where the patient suffers from joint damage and severe pain. Osteoarthritis, which deteriorates the ligament tissues, is the most common form of arthritis and is found in humans as well as pets. Arthritis in dogs is the most widespr... Read >
Author: Aron Cole

Cheap Dog Insurance Is Now A Reality

Insurance plans for your pet have changed and advanced drastically over the last few years. In the past, most plans involved asking you how old your dog was and giving you a general fee that put a rather large dent in the pockets of most owners. Even less... Read >
Author: James Lunden

Canine Pain Relief -- Rimadyl For Dogs

The use of Rimadyl for dogs has been around for a while now. When you realize the Glucosamine and Chondroitin tablets just aren't doing enough to relieve your dog's joint pain, Rimadyl for dogs is the next step. The tablets contain the drug Carprofen; whi... Read >
Author: James Lunden

Benefits of Glucosamine for Dogs

Glucosamine is a natural substance found in the cartilage and synovial fluids that surround the joints of the body. As the normal process of aging occurs, the body's ability to produce this nutrient decreases and glucosamine for dogs becomes an important... Read >
Author: Richard Stanton

Find the right dog bed

With a smooth, overstuffed bolster that fully surrounds your canine, bolster canine beds provide a way of safety and security that some pets want once they snuggle in. Orthopedic dog beds can be found that add extra support for older pets or pets with jo... Read >
Author: jaretkurhe

Give you dog a good nights sleep

With a smooth, overstuffed bolster that utterly surrounds your canine, bolster dog beds present a sense of security and safety that some canines want when they snuggle in. Orthopedic canine beds can be found that add additional help for older pets or pet... Read >
Author: jaretkurhe

Finding the Right Golden Retriever Breeder

Whether it is the persistence of your children or your individual longing for companionship that prompts you to bring home a golden retriever, the next step would be to find the right breeder. It is advisable to shortlist more than one possible golden... Read >
Author: Bosco Publishing

Breeding Golden Retrievers - A Tireless Effort

It feels really good to hold those tiny, little, new born Goldens in your arms. And the feeling is out of this world if they come from your own Golden dam. The feeling is so tempting that any dog lover can easily get inclined to breed his Golden Retrieve... Read >
Author: Bosco Publishing

The English Bulldog, History and Care

The English Bulldog, also known as the British Bulldog, is the 14th most popular breed in the United States. He is 108 years old, and although canine historians routinely debate his origins, many believe his ancestor, the Bulldogs, is a cross between the ... Read >
Author: Ron Ayalon

Great Pyrenees Dog Breed Description, History, Grooming, Health Issues and Living Conditions

Description: The Great Pyrenees is recognizable for its thick white coat, and its large strong body. Standing between 25 and 32 inches, in height and weighing anything between 80 and 120 pounds, with males being larger than the females. Their coat is weat... Read >
Author: scott lipe

Protect Your Golden Retriever From Hip Dysplasia

Hip dysplasia is caused by poor formation of the hip joints, which is a universal growing disease with younger dogs of almost every breed. With larger breeds, unsteady hip joints are customary, although hip dysplasia can be a serious dilemma that will lim... Read >
Author: cjmo75

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