Archive for January, 2010

Anyone know of inhome puppy training and where to find it puppy driving me crazy?

Posted in FAQ's on January 19th, 2010


I saw on TV that a woman could have the trainer to take the dog for a week and then bring home a well behaved pupppy. He then trained the owner how to interact with the dog to maintain behavior. Not have much money but desperate IMM. Petsmart is not cutting. Cannot find anything with search engine online. Live in Upstate NY … thanks

Herbs For A Healthy Dog Part 3

Posted in Information on January 18th, 2010

Herbs For A Healthy Dog Part 3

The use of herbs in treating your canine’s health problems can be quite extensive.
Previously, this article focussed on calming your canine’s anxiety, reducing stress and treating nervous conditions and epilepsy. The articles also looked at herbs utilized in cardiovascular problems. Some stimulate the immune system. Other herbs were employed to help improv…

Taking Your Senior Dog For A Stroll

Posted in Information on January 17th, 2010

Taking Your Senior Dog For A Stroll

Your dog has reached its golden years. He or she is no longer the active or agile companion s/he once was. While it is true senior dogs do slow down, do not let them become a slave to sleep. Instead of letting sleeping dogs lie, encourage your animal to exercise and play. In doing so, you are helping your pet.

Benefits

Maintaining some form of a physi…

Poisonous Plants Common Backyard Plants That Can Kill Your Dog

Posted in Information on January 17th, 2010

Poisonous Plants – Common Backyard Plants That Can Kill Your Dog

Before you buy your first dog, you may want to check out your backyard. As you are looking at your landscape and garden, picturing your new dog playing around, a smile comes to your face.

The green lawn is immaculate, the plants and shrubs are beginning to blossom. There is a brand new dog house in the corner of the gar…

Hypoallergenic Dogs Myth Or Reality

Posted in Information on January 17th, 2010

Hypoallergenic Dogs Myth Or Reality

Dogs. They come in all shapes and sizes. They appear in all variations of the different breeds. They are wonderful companions, loyal friends and a beauty to behold. Unfortunately, some people have been forced to forgo the pleasures of dog ownership. They have allergies.

Today, some claim there is a solution to this problem. They say there is a breed or t…

when is a good time to start training a puppy to go outside?

Posted in FAQ's on January 14th, 2010


? cu? ndo you usually people start to train a dog to use the bathroom? or outside? ? you recommend the use of cushions while training the dog?

how does your puppy act when introduced to another dog?

Posted in FAQ's on January 14th, 2010


The mine operates shy at first. Then after 15 seconds, it starts to get REALLY hyperactivity and cuts in other dogs. Then the other dogs (even two times larger than it) doesn 't want to play with it more. I 'm that leads to obedience in the ranks petsmart today so she can socialize and learn how to socialize.

The Facts About Chewing

Posted in Information on January 14th, 2010

The Facts About Chewing

Chewing is an annoying but natural part of a puppy’s development. It is very similar to teething in babies and the chewing stages are necessary to help with teething issues. Expecting a puppy to not chew is not reasonable, but they can be taught to chew the right thing, rather than your shoes and furniture. Adult dogs that chew often are bored or are suffering from a…

Sledding – Equipment and Training

Posted in Information on January 14th, 2010

Sledding – Equipment and Training

Sledding is a sport of endurance and speed. It is an activity demanding skill and strength. It is a bonding experience for dogs and their owners. It is a sport in which you and your dogs must work as a team. You must all be in synch. You and the crew must be in the best physical and psychological shape possible if you want to get the most out of the sport. Yo…

Herbs For A Healthy Dog Part 2

Posted in Information on January 13th, 2010

Herbs For A Healthy Dog Part 2

It is becoming more acceptable to turn to alternative treatments to help your dog lead a healthy life. Using herbs is one form of alternative treatment. It can work in conjunction with established medical treatments. It may be used on its own. It can also act as a supplement to other alternative treatments. Whatever its chosen application, you need to be clear t…

What kind of dog to get?

Posted in FAQ's on January 13th, 2010


I 'm looking for a dog to do obedience training with the school. (I go to a center for career management for animal.) I 'm also looking for a deep and cuddly dog. There can be really hyper. Comments?

What are some fun games that could be used to challange a dog class with ppl at begginer & intermidate levels?

Posted in FAQ's on January 13th, 2010


hello all, to participate? to create a "games" class at my local dog club. The goal is to upload the games where we can leave the participants in groups and have skills that challenge? In dogs and handlers to work together. The dogs in the class is extended? Begginner of the intermidate it is training. Wanted? Classes each to participate and wanted? Branches off a curb on diversity? Of obedience normal. I 'm not a trainer it, just an assistant. ? Anyone have ideas?

How do i discipline my dog, stealing food?

Posted in FAQ's on January 12th, 2010


hi. heres the problem. This has happened many times. My 15 month old son fell a little food he 's to come on earth, and my dog go? take it away, or "l take? the food from my hand to the children. Even when we say NO? He does sometimes. No idea in c? As discipline, obedience classes is not an option? N.

how much for puppy training classes?

Posted in FAQ's on January 11th, 2010


I'm not asking for information about a specific training class. If you 've brought your dog to any kind of training, could you please let me know how much cost for many weeks and how long was a meeting.

What to Expect During Your Dog’s Pregnancy

Posted in Information on January 11th, 2010

What to Expect During Your Dog’s Pregnancy

Upon making the decision to breed your dog, it is imperative to familiarize yourself with normal and abnormal conditions regarding your dog that may or may not warrant a visit to the vet. Most dogs, regardless of breed will, for the most part, go through the same stages of pregnancy. In addition, the dogs will experience the same stages of pregnanc…

Sledding – An Introduction to the Sport

Posted in Information on January 11th, 2010

Sledding – An Introduction to the Sport

On January 25, 1925, Nome, Alaska issued a distress call. They were in desperate need of the anti-dote serum to battle an outbreak of diphtheria. Anchorage had enough in stock. They were willing to send it. There was, however, a problem. Weather conditions made it impossible for them to fly it in any closer than Nenana. A call went out and sleigh team…

The ABCs of Puppy Classes

Posted in Information on January 11th, 2010

The ABCs of Puppy Classes

You have ventured into the unknown. You have bought yourself a puppy. There are glorious times ahead. Whatever the breed, the temperament, the character, you have yourself a promising being. It is up to you to help him or her become the best they can be. It is a daunting task at times.

You can make it easier for you and your family. You do not have to tackle ever…

Dog Insurance

Posted in Information on January 10th, 2010

Dog Insurance

Over the last decade, pet insurance has become more popular in various countries around the world. In the Unites States, you have been able to purchase pet insurance for the last 30-odd years. Yet, the total amount of people possessing this type of pet insurance remains small. It is a personal choice. This article will help explain what it is and how it works.

Veterinary pet …

Herbs For A Healthy Dog Part 2

Posted in Information on January 9th, 2010

Herbs For A Healthy Dog Part 2

It is becoming more acceptable to turn to alternative treatments to help your dog lead a healthy life. Using herbs is one form of alternative treatment. It can work in conjunction with established medical treatments. It may be used on its own. It can also act as a supplement to other alternative treatments. Whatever its chosen application, you need to be clear t…

First Aid Kit For Your Poochpart2

Posted in Information on January 9th, 2010

First Aid Kit For Your Pooch, Part 2. Beyond The Basics

It may be necessary to apply first aid to your pet. This may not involve any serious wound or laceration. The situation may not be life threatening. Your dog may have cut his pad. He or she may have eaten something fowl and/or foul. As a result, you may need to use items from around the house to help. It is easier if the products are gat…