Very Funny Dogs
Posted in Videos on January 9th, 2010
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Archive for January, 2010
Aint Behavin Common Dog Issues Part 1
Posted in Information on January 7th, 2010Ain’t Behavin’ Common Dog Issues Part 1
Every dog owner has had them. Or, at least, they have heard about these same difficulties.
It happens whenever a sweet, adorable bundle of fur grows up without learning the basics. Suddenly, this sweet creature is a destructive, mouthy, juvenile delinquent.
On the other hand, you could have just taken in a dog of dubious history. This is an olde…
Puppy Proof Outside Part 2
Posted in Information on January 7th, 2010Puppy Proof Outside Part 2
Puppies are a lot of work. As the owner you are responsible for providing your dog with a safe environment. Inside your house may be very safe and puppy proofed but the yard has many risks as well. Be thorough in your search of your dogs outside space and eliminate any threats.
Fencing
No matter what size you puppy is and beware of fences. You might have on in …
how to discourage dog from running away?
Posted in FAQ's on January 7th, 2010
I have a male dog 2 years (cross-Dalmatian Akita). He 's quite intelligent but he has some issues of obedience. Finally I managed to walk into a post, but not ideal (I must remember to stop shooting once in a while when he smells the ground like a maniac). I take it for a walk around once a week, at least recently I 've to take it out more often. It generally leads to a field / park area at a very late night and after I leave the mail. He (sometimes shaky) usually returns as soon as whistle so that he returns. But this time he was off the field and didn 't return, I spent ages looking for it and whistled loudly. In the end, I gave up and went home, only to find waiting for me. If he 's going to happen to this provocation I probably won' t you be getting more so. I 've read that dogs often run away because of sexual instincts and advice that are castrated to prevent this, but I' m not going to do that. Solutions? Thanks for the good answers. Well, I don 't agree with the castration of a dog, because I don' t think it 's human. Of course I understand the importance of doing so to prevent unwanted breeding, and of course it would be easier to control the procedure done, but changing his temperament to adapt to this way of my personal advantage seems barbaric. Sure you feel an animal, but essentially we are well, and I certainly wouldn 't want to lose to Mr. Happy.
The Dog Rescuers Rescue Groups
Posted in Information on January 7th, 2010The Dog Rescuers Rescue Groups
There are always people who do not want a dog. They purchase them then have no idea what to do with them. Others let their dogs suffer benign neglect catering to the very basics but leaving out the main ingredients – love and respect. There are also certain individuals who view dogs as disposable items. They treat them as property doing with them what they wish….
The Great Crate Debate
Posted in Information on January 6th, 2010The Great Crate Debate
In the last few years, crating has become a popular tool in raising and training a dog. In the past crates were used only for dog shows in transit and for shipping. Today, using a crate is the norm for many a pet owner. Training articles praise the use of the crate.
They cite it for application in a variety of situations and for a number of reasons.
• To creat…
Reservoir Dogs – Little Green Bag
Posted in Videos on January 5th, 2010
Reservoir Dogs (1992) www.imdb.com 'Little Bag' green by George Baker Selection.