By Dog Lover on June 15, 2009
Brushing a dog can be quite a challenge to some dog owners, especially when you own a long-haired breed. And let’s face it, most of us do not have the time or the interest in braiding, curling, poofing, styling, or designing our dog’s hair. This article will help you brush up (pun intended) on a few tips that will guide you in brushing your dog’s coat more effectively and with the least amount of effort. Continue reading “Grooming: Brushing Up On Basic Grooming Concerns”
Posted in Dog Grooming | Tagged dog brushing, Dog Grooming
By Dog Lover on June 14, 2009
Regardless of how large your backyard may be, all puppies will make their best effort to try to escape. Of course this can be prevented, so long as you have a fence that is secured appropriately. And this is important, as many small communities have local leash laws and pet-oriented ordinances that prohibit dogs from roaming the streets on their own, not to mention the dangers your dog or puppy can face in the ‘outside world’ on their own. Continue reading “Dog Fences: The Perfect Fence For Your Dog’s Backyard Paradise”
Posted in About Dogs | Tagged dog fence
By Dog Lover on June 13, 2009
Have you considered that your dog’s life may be in danger just from him hanging out in your backyard? Regardless if the area is fenced in and seemingly safe from danger, you would be surprised at what may be hiding, ready to hurt or even kill your lovable canine companion. Continue reading “Backyard Dangers: Why Your Dog’s Life May Be In Danger!”
Posted in Dog Health | Tagged dog dangers, dog poisons, dog safety
By Dog Lover on June 13, 2009
As we spend a decade or more with our dogs, they literally become a part of our lives, a member of our family, and the thought of them not being with us anymore can be too much to handle.
Unfortunately, this is something that will happen. It is inevitable. And while planning for our pet’s final resting place is something that we would prefer not to do, it is wise to decide early on which option is the best. Continue reading “Burial Options: Deciding The Right Burial Option For Your Dog”
Posted in About Dogs, Dog Health | Tagged backyard dog burial, dog burial, dog cremation
By Dog Lover on June 11, 2009
There are too many puppies being born and sold by amateur breeders and not enough homeless dogs being adopted and raised in a good homes with loving families. If you are a true dog lover and have a passion for these animals, consider visiting your local animal shelter instead of purchasing a new puppy from the newspaper or pet store. Continue reading “Adopting A Shelter Dog Part 2: More Questions You Must Ask Your Local Animal Shelter”
Posted in About Dogs | Tagged adopt a dog, adopting a dog, rescue dogs, shelter dogs
By Dog Lover on June 10, 2009
Do you think you have what it takes to be a true dog lover? If there was one thing that you can do in this world that would greatly contribute to the canine family, would you be willing to sacrifice a little extra time and patience? Continue reading “Adopting A Shelter Dog Part 1: Be Prepared To Ask A Lot Of Questions”
Posted in About Dogs | Tagged adopting a dog, rescue dogs, shelter dogs
By Dog Lover on June 9, 2009
Although the Italian Greyhound has been in existence for centuries, the exact origin of this beautiful breed of dog is completely unknown. There is evidence of artwork that dates back more than 2000 years ago that depicts these dogs in areas such as the Mediterranean, Greece, and Turkey. Continue reading “Italian Greyhound”
Posted in Dog Breeds | Tagged greyhounds, italian greyhound, sight hounds
By Dog Lover on June 8, 2009
Although there is a bit of confusion concerning the background and origin of the Scottish Terrier, researchers do have conclusive documentation and information that shows this dog breed thriving back to the late 1800s. Continue reading “Scottish Terrier”
Posted in Dog Breeds | Tagged scottish terrier, scotty dogs, terriers
By Dog Lover on June 7, 2009
The Silky Terrier has an interesting point of origin. During the late 1800s, many Yorkshire Terrier dogs from England were brought to Australia. Most of these dogs were colors of tan and steel blue. They were then bred with Australian Terriers who had tan and native blue colors. These breeding efforts were designed to create a dog with improved coat color while maintaining its robust conformation. Continue reading “Silky Terrier”
Posted in Dog Breeds | Tagged australian silky terrier, silky terrier, terriers
By Dog Lover on June 6, 2009
Nobody knows for sure the exact origins of the Collie dog breed, or even where its name came from. One specific theory is that the Collie was derived from the same bloodline as the Border Collie. Continue reading “Collie”
Posted in Dog Breeds | Tagged collie, collies
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