Symptoms of dog worms
10 Symptoms of dog worms Hips have no fat on them You can easily feel the spine by running your hand along your dogs back. Your dog often has a messy bum/rear Your dog often … Continue reading →
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Dog Shock Training Collars
Dog Shock Training Collars or E Collars Who should use an e collar? I would not like to see this collar in the wrong hands for sure. I do not see a need for dog shock training collars, unless … Continue reading →
What is the best dog for me? Part One
What is the best dog for me? Maybe you have never had a dog of your own before or it’s been a long time since you’ve had one. Perhaps your family had a dog when you were growing … Continue reading →
Caring for the older dog
Caring for the older dog I have had to say good bye to many dogs over the years, horses and cats too. I confess when I began this post and found this photo, I had some trouble getting … Continue reading →
Positively simple dog training
Positively Simple Dog Training What is it? I am going to call it that because it is just common sense dog training in a positive way and it’s simple! So many times I have had the question posed to me … Continue reading →
How to Crate Train an older dog
How to Crate Train an older Dog The best reason to crate train an older dog, (I am not talking about a senior dog), is to house train that dog. Crate training gives you some control of your dogs … Continue reading →
What is Separation Anxiety in Dogs?
What is Separation Anxiety in Dogs? These two words spell big trouble for dogs and their people. What is it? Imagine this scene, you are getting ready to go out for a few hours, shopping and maybe a … Continue reading →
Backyard Fencing for Dogs
What is the best dog fence system? As a Kennel owner and operator, I went straight to heavy 9 gauge chain link Panels for the indoor and outdoor runs. I generally go with panels that are between 10 feet and … Continue reading →
Indoor dog versus Outdoor dog
Indoor dog versus Outdoor dog Should your dog be indoors living with you or would your dog be more suited for outdoor living?Our family has always had both, dogs that lived in our home with us and dogs that … Continue reading →
Part Two of little things lead to big things
Part Two of little things lead to big things What causes dog aggression? When I last wrote about this, I pointed out to all of you, my readers, that when a dog is behaving badly or does something that … Continue reading →
