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21st 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, DVM17th September 2009
As humans we experience skin problems like acne at least once in our lives, but what most don't realize is that we aren't the only ones who need attention when it comes to annoying acne. Believe it or not, our dogs also have the tendency to develop what i... Read >
Author: K9 KlearUp13th August 2009
Your adult dog needs the right amount of balance in his training. These needs include a regular dose of physical exercise, mental exercise, and the need to socialize. Providing your dog with these needs will keep him happy, healthy, and may even add extra... Read >
Author: Jerrymace11th August 2009
Your adult dog needs the right amount of balance in his training. These needs include a regular dose of physical exercise, mental exercise, and the need to socialize. Providing your dog with these needs will keep him happy, healthy, and may even add extra... Read >
Author: Joseph M.10th August 2009
Stop Your Dogs PainHave Him Running AgainSee Him Playfull AgainRestore His Health and VitalityTry This riskless Trial Now! Treatment For Dog Arthritis, how heavy is arthritis in dogs, and what treatment for dog arthritis truly works.In the usa, stats sa... Read >
Author: Mary Keyes08th August 2009
Dog Coats
A dog coat is a garment or covering made to protect dogs from the cold weather and against various external elements. It is also used to shield the pelage of show dogs if the fleece or wool is judged. The alpaca fleece dog coat is sent to agr... Read >
Author: Urmann20th July 2009
A large amount of people are so attached to their pets that they wouldn’t think of making them simply curl up on the rug to go to take a nap. Pet lovers, especially canine lovers, have fashioned an industry for dog beds that matches the bedding industry... Read >
Author: mcarter17th July 2009
If you have considered buying a Doberman Pinscher, you may have done some research and come across people selling "Warlock" Dobermans. Sometimes they are referred to as King Dobermans or Goliath Dobermans. The idea behind using the Warlock name is to impl... Read >
Author: Joseph M. Sabol12th June 2009
Before getting a Great Dane, think about the training that you will be giving your Great Dane. Great Dane training is very important especially if you have little kids in the house. Great Danes are not known to be predominantly ferocious; however, they ... Read >
Author: jason bb12th June 2009
In January of 2009, the Pennsylvania House passed a law concerning what supporters of the law call cruelty to animals. This law was a knee-jerk reaction to the killing of 80 dogs by Ammon and Elmer Zimmerman, breeders in Berks County, Pennsylvania. At tha... Read >
Author: Joseph M. Sabol07th June 2009
The Great Dane, National dog of Germany is a breed of domestic dog known for its giant size and gentle personality and is often referred to as the "Gentle Giant and the "Apollo of all breed". Great Danes are considered the tallest dog breed. The approxima... Read >
Author: sharma29th May 2009
Dog beds are in different size as the dogs are different. There are suitable for small Chihuahuas which are so tiny that they can sit on your palm. There are also bed sizes for bigger dogs as Great Danes. Dog beds are designed for dog comfort and easy cle... Read >
Author: Daci Georgieva27th April 2009
trespassers (attack dog) or do you need company (companion dog)?
When reading the papers and listening to the news we always hear about the same dog races to be the bad ones. They are called dangerous, attack dogs, vicious, etc... and the law is tryin... Read >
Author: Judd Snell13th March 2009
Wobblers Syndrome is a neurological disorder that affects several large breed dogs, but is especially common in Dobermans and Great Danes. The medical term for Wobblers is Cervical Spondylopathy or Cervical Vertebral Instability or CVI. It is caused by a ... Read >
Author: Joseph M. Sabol13th March 2009
Nowadays extreme makeovers are considered normal. With programs that rebuild entire homes in 5 days, show you how to look 10 years younger and transform you into a different person through plastic surgery all over the television, it is no wonder that pe... Read >
Author: Clark Still10th 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: AnneMing03rd March 2009
I have been a dog enthusiast for 32 years and have raised dogs of all breeds. No matter the breed, there are a couple of core principals a dog owner must keep in mind in order to train their dogs effectively.
>>Core Principal #1 | Remain Calm - Remain... Read >
Author: A. Shemesh03rd March 2009
Ear cropping for Dobermans is usually done between 8 and 12 weeks of age. It is not a good idea to do it after 14 weeks of age as the cartilage becomes less pliable and the ears are less likely to stand. The surgery is done under general anesthesia. After... Read >
Author: Joseph M. Sabol02nd March 2009
Being a dog owner for over 30 years has taught me a thing or two about patience when training a dog successfully.
Let’s take walking a dog for example:
Dogs feel emotions. Become frustrated when say – walking a dog can be easily picked up on by... Read >
Author: A. Shemesh07th January 2009
Description Another unseen freeloader is the whipworm, which is the most difficult to exterminate. They do not need to leave the intestines to complete a life cycle.Eggs are passed in the dog's stool and after 2-4 weeks in a warm, moist environment, they ... Read >
Author: John Samson07th 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 Shine19th December 2008
Craniomandibular osteopathy (CMO) is a non-cancerous dog bone disorder that exclusively affects the bones of the head in dogs, usually in on the lower jaw bone (ramus of the mandible) or over the angle of the mandible and tympanic bulla. CMO is a develo... Read >
Author: hannah30th November 2008
A Houston dog bite lawyer is who you need to call if you've been the victim of a dog bite or attack in Texas. Estimated to cost victims over a billion dollars annually, dog bites are not only costly, but can leave lasting emotional damage. As for the medi... Read >
Author: Brett West26th November 2008
Wobbler syndrome in dogs is a condition that prevents normal standing and moving around. It occurs when the vertebrae are malformed. Big dogs are commonly affected. Doberman Pinscher, Great Danes, Boxers, and St. Bernards have the highest risk of developi... Read >
Author: D Swain21st November 2008
The Great Dane is a big dog that often has no concept of his size. One family fashioned a cowbell on their Dane so they could hear him coming. There was not an aggressive bone in him but when he galloped full bore towards you he’d brush past enough to k... Read >
Author: D Beart05th November 2008
In any joint in the body, two bones come together and movement is allowed between them, there is an exceptionally smooth area of cartilage covers in surface of each bone which acts as a cushion and protects the underlying bone. If anything disrupts this... Read >
Author: hannah03rd November 2008
Buddy The Great Dane Rescue Dog
When Buddy lived with his first owner and family he was unfortunately not treated very well. The children were not taught to be considerate and gentle with him. At one time he was pushed down some stairs and his leg was ... Read >
Author: chaptoman03rd November 2008
When Buddy lived with his first owner and family he was unfortunately not treated very well. The children were not taught to be considerate and gentle with him. At one time he was pushed down some stairs and his leg was seriously hurt, possibly broken. He... Read >
Author: chaptoman31st October 2008
Just a reminder, before we continue on helpful Basic First Aid tips, the concept of this column is to help you provide care and treatment of your pet until you can obtain professional help through your veterinarian.
Bites (snake)
-get your pet to a ve... Read >
Author: Terrie Simpson31st 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 06th October 2008
Canine gastric dilatation, commonly referred to as bloat, is a fairly common and potentially fatal medical condition. Bloat occurs when gas accumulates in the dog’s stomach and causes it to become overstretched. Bloat can also involve a twisting of the ... Read >
Author: Ben Anton23rd September 2008
Some people often just assume their dog is getting old when he starts to limp or when there is some stiffness evident. Often enough this is Hip Dysplasia and you should take action to help eliminate discomfort and pain as soon as possible. It is most comm... Read >
Author: Ray Darken22nd September 2008
You hate to admit it, but your furry pal is getting a little older. You want to ensure that your pet is happy and healthy for many years to come. You have heard all of the hype about the new dog diets for older pets. Is there really a difference between d... Read >
Author: Graham Williams22nd September 2008
You hate to acknowledge it, but your furry pal is getting a older. You will want to assure that your pet is happy and healthy for many more years to come. You will have heard and seen all of the hype about the new dog diets for aging pets. But is there re... Read >
Author: Graham Williams08th 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 Tong13th August 2008
There are still a lot of people who think that dog clothes are frivolous. Perhaps it’s because they haven’t really understood the importance of having them around. If you’re one of them, perhaps it’s time that you try to see things in a different ... Read >
Author: Bei Maniago24th July 2008
Everyone knows of acne as a human condition suffered by unfortunate teenagers during adolescence, but is actually quite common in certain breeds of dogs. The races are more susceptible young adults boxers, English bulldogs, Doberman pinschers, Great Danes... Read >
Author: Jenny25th June 2008
Great Danes are naturally loving animals that want nothing but to please their owners. However, an untrained mature Great Dane can be a challenge for every dog owner. Here are some tips to make training less difficult...
- Training Great Danes should b... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons25th June 2008
Almost every dog owner wants their Great Danes to live longer and happier. They provide proper nutrition, regular exercise, proper grooming and training. But how many among the countless dog owners make it a point to ensure their dog's dental care? Dental... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons25th June 2008
Great Danes, like most giant dogs, have fairly slow metabolism. Bloat is a common health problem of this breed and occasionally, some develop yeast infection. Great Danes and other breeds of dog may also suffer from various kinds of allergies. Though less... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons23rd June 2008
Great Danes are undeniably great dogs with remarkable personality and friendly nature. Many people are dying to have this breed of dog as an additional member of the family. Typically, a prospective parent would go to a Great Dane breeder and choose which... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons23rd 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 Cussons19th June 2008
Going out with Great Danes can be a lot of fun. But will you still be happy if you discovered that your Dane gathered and take home few little creatures with him? Flea infestation is one of the common problems faced by many dog owners around the world. Th... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons18th June 2008
Wandering with Great Danes is incredibly a great way to relax and have fun. Imagine yourself and your gentle giant walking in the park, enjoying the moment in each other's company. The sight will definitely draw attention from the crowd. As much as it is ... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons09th June 2008
Despite their distinguishable giant and powerful built, Great Danes are generally gentle and friendly dogs. People who discovered the true nature of Great Danes can't help but admire and love them. They are kind, sweet and affectionate. They are also play... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons06th June 2008
Great Danes are not just amazing dogs, they are record holders too! This breed that is commonly referred to as "Apollo of all breeds" and "Gentle giant" have been in the Guinness World Records for tallest dogs. Brace yourself because famous Great Danes ar... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons06th June 2008
Great Danes are playful dogs. They love almost everyone and they want to be around people. This breed will definitely enjoy a half an hour walk with dad or even just chilling in the couch with mom. They will also enjoy a five-minute ride around the neighb... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons11th May 2008
Many people think that grooming a Great Dane is difficult given this breed's size. But what many people don't realize is the fact that grooming a Great Dane is not that difficult at all.
Like any other dogs, this breed needs to be groomed not just to l... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons08th May 2008
Now that you have decided to get a Great Dane, the next thing for you to do is to train him. Training a dog such as a Great Dane is not an easy thing to handle considering this breed's size and personality. If the dog owner is equipped with the right trai... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons08th 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 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 Cussons02nd May 2008
Picture of giant dogs will surely appear in one's mind when talking about Great Danes. But they are not only known as large dogs. Another distinctive characteristic of Great Danes is their cropped ears. Ear cropping began centuries ago as a preventive mea... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons02nd May 2008
Bloat is the number one killer of large and deep-chested dogs such as Great Danes, German Shepherds and Dobermans. It is an emergency situation that could kill your pet in less than an hour. Bloat, formally called "Gastric Dilatation- Volvulus" (GDV) is a... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons01st May 2008
It has been said that Great Danes are descendants of Mastiff, Irish Wolfhound and Bullenbeisser. Years of careful breeding resulted to this tall, chiseled dog, so robust yet so gentle, so regal and elegant. Great Danes possess remarkable characteristics t... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons01st May 2008
Some of us may not notice but a lot of Great Danes are included in various films and television shows. Do you know that the famous cartoon character Scooby-Doo is a Great Dane? This animal character of the popular television series was created based on a ... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons10th April 2008
Hypertrophic osteodystrophy is an extremely painful disease of the bone that usually affects large breeds such as Great Danes, German Shepherd, Retrievers and Weimaraners. If you are an owner of Weimaraners, knowing facts, treatment and prevention of this... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons18th January 2008
Blue Pit bulls, including the American Pit Bull Terrier, and Cordoba Fighting Dog, as well as many other breeds such as Great Danes, Newfoundlands and Rottweilers are members of the Molosser family of dog breeds.
Molossers, are also known as mastiffs. ... Read >
Author: lazyurl08th November 2007
When a dog has been abandoned or mistreated the dog can be taken to a dog shelter. At these dog shelters the dogs will be cared for and they will eventually be given a new home. The various people who cared for the dogs at a dog shelter will make sure tha... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu10th September 2007
All dog lovers should know canine first aid and a good canine first aid kit is an absolute must. You can create your own canine first aid kit, or buy one of the many excellent pre-packaged kits available online. If you are going to create your own kit the... Read >
Author: Mike26th July 2007
When a dog has been abandoned or mistreated the dog can be taken to a dog shelter. At these dog shelters the dogs will be cared for and they will eventually be given a new home. The various people who cared for the dogs at a dog shelter will make sure tha... Read >
Author: Krishan Bakhru26th July 2007
Have you ever passed by a pet store only to turn around and walk back to stare at the antics of an adorable bundle of fluff. When this happens you may find yourself in the pet store looking into the idea of how to adopt a puppy. Once you have finished wit... Read >
Author: Krishan Bakhru09th 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 Palmer26th 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 Stack19th February 2007
Although not for the faint of heart, Irish Wolfhounds are strong, muscular, beautiful dogs that are usually even tempered and friendly. Originally they were used in Ireland to hunt wolves and Irish elk. But today they are a favorite among dog enthusiasts ... Read >
Author: Carol Stack27th December 2006
Like humans, our canine friends can suffer back pain. It is especially prevalent in small breeds like Dachshund and Lhasa apso, but bigger breeds like German Shepherds and Great Danes can also suffer. Additionally, dogs that are overweight are more like... Read >
Author: Sherry Massey26th October 2006
Good health starts with good nutrition. It helps dogs fight disease, grow correctly, and age gracefully. Giving your puppy or adult dog the correct dog food in the correct amounts makes for a happier, healthier pet.
Dogs need different diets as they ag... Read >
Author: Carol Stack01st August 2006
There are three distinct Schnauzer dog breeds. The oldest and progenitor of the other two Schnauzer breeds is the mid-sized Standard Schnauzer or Mittelschnauzer. While this breed probably originated in the Middle Ages, it is the least popular of the Schn... Read >
Author: Mike Mathews07th July 2006
Experts estimate that dogs can catch a whiff of something that's one million times less concentrated than what humans can detect. With so much sniff power, it's hardly surprising that they stick their heads out out car windows. They could care less about ... Read >
Author: Keith Lee07th July 2006
They are man's "best friend", but like your real friends, dogs also have annoying habits that you normally despise. But because you love them, you suffer for it until you can't take anymore. Just as we all try to talk to our human friends about their bad ... Read >
Author: Jane Simpson20th May 2006
What to Look For In a Dog Supplement
The market is exploding with products claiming to improve the health and wellness of individuals using vitamins and nutritional supplements. People are now seeking the same products to complement the health of their... Read >
Author: parvesh kumar07th May 2006
Anyone who knows me for more than five minutes becomes acutely aware that I am truly obsessed with the City of Light. Yes, Paris is the place for me. Since I was a child, I have been enamoured with Paris; the culture, the language, the history, the roma... Read >
Author: Shannon Lynnes Heggem27th April 2006
The performing of dog tricks, while not a necessary part of a dog's education, is an accomplishment that offer dog owners and his friends a great deal of amusement and adds materially to the value of a dog.
All dogs can be taught tricks, but some breed... Read >
Author: Moses Wright26th March 2006
Dogs are a man's best friend. That has always been the belief ever since. Why not? Because of their care, loyalty and sweetness to their owners, people will have a hard time not loving them.
Unfortunately for some dog owners and some people, the dog b... Read >
Author: Michael Colucci19th October 2005
The origin of Great Danes, like that of many other varieties of dogs, is so obscure that all researches have only resulted in speculative theories, but the undoubted antiquity of this dog is proved by the fact that representatives of a breed sufficiently ... Read >
Author: Richard Cussons
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