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  • Dealing With The Separation Anxiety Of Your Dog  By : J. Brian Keith
    Being Consistent is the most important thing in any Dog training program
  • Dog And Puppy Crate Training  By : J. Brian Keith
    It is important to shower the dog with praise and not to express frustration or anger when the dog makes a mistake.
  • Dealing with Pet Loss - By a 17 Year Old  By : Dawkins
    As a child losing a pet is the hardest thing that they can go through other than losing a close family member or friend. Most have been growing up with their pet and have close bonds. They are true companions, and best friends. They have shared a lot of fun together and made great memories.
  • Fighting the war against fleas- your weapons and attack plan  By : Kael
    Although the summer is coming to a close all over the United States, many people all over are still faced with the problem of their dogs, cats and houses being infested with fleas. Fleas are not a laughing matter as they do carry many harmful effects and can impact the health of your pet. There’s an estimate on the web that it costs 1 BILLION dollars a year to control fleas on your pets. So what are these little critters?
  • Please Yourself or Your Animal by Visiting an Online Pet Store  By :
    If you're looking for a little buddy to take care of and keep you company than you should immediately search for a pet store where you can choose from a large variety of species and colors of little(or big if you want) companions.
  • Treating Different Problems Related To Your Pets  By :
    Pets are one of the most unselfish beings in anyone's household. So treating them when any problem arises is one of the most important things to do by any pet owner.
  • Good Dogs for Children  By : Emma Snow
    The big day has finally arrived, a new member of the family will be joining your ranks. When you bring the little one home, you want to know you have made the right decision, are they going to fit in well with the other family members, will they be kind to everyone, will they be too rambunctious or too big?
  • Other People's Pets  By : Vivian Banta
    This article shows you how to define and enforce boundaries in dealing with your friends and their pets in your home and in theirs.
  • Traveling in the Car with Your Dog  By : BJones
    Traveling with your dog can be a fun but challenging task. There are certain steps that should be taken to keep you and your pet as safe as possible.
  • Is Your Dog Ready for Summer?  By : BJones
    Summer is a great season for pets and humans alike, but there are lots of hidden dangers that can pose a threat to your dog. Be sure you know these threats and how to prevent them before the summertime fun begins.
  • Ticks - A Very Serious Threat to Your Dogs Health  By : BJones
    Ticks are a very serious threat to your dogs health. There are ways to get rid of as well as prevent these tiny pests from threatening your dogs health.
  • Facts about Heartworm in the United States  By : Paul Nelson
    Canine heartworm infection occurs all across the United States. Heartworm infection has been found in pet and wild dogs in all 50 states, each of which have there own areas where the disease is an ongoing problem (these are known as "endemic" areas).
  • Prevention and Detection of Dog Ear Infections  By : Steve Allison
    Ear infections are a fairly common ailment for most dogs -- the problem is, you might not realize that there is a problem until its a painful problem for your dog.
  • Think About it - Pet Insurance Makes So Much Sense  By : Tyler J Stevenson
    Pet insurance is not a new concept; people have been doing it for years and saving money on health care of their pets. For some people it seems like an unnecessary expense, but it is not a wise decision to go without pet insurance. As you would never think of going without insurance of your family members, then why you should not insure your pet?
  • An Ounce of Prevention is Worth a Pound of Bite  By : Steve Allison
    One of the most common misconceptions people have is that their own dogs won't bite. While everybody feels some level of respect for a big, growling dog we are becoming too nonchalant about our own dogs. How confident are you that your dog will never bite anyone?
  • The Horrors of Commercial Pet Food: What Every Dog and Cat Owner Should Know  By : Sylvia Riley
    This article explores the dangers of commercial pet foods; the toxins, grotesque and harshly processed ingredients that can end up in your dog and cat’s food. These products are also species-inappropriate, unnatural, high-carbohydrate and ill-suited to the physiology of dogs and cats.
  • Designer Dog Rage: Is It Safe?  By : Steve Allison
    Ever thought about buying a dog that's not only a companion; it's fashionable too? Unless you have been living under a rock you will most likely have heard about the new 'designer dog' rage.
  • Great Relationships: Understanding Dog Behavior  By : Steve Allison
    If you own, or are thinking about owning a dog there are some things you will need to know about Dog Behavior if you are going to have a great relationship in the future.
  • Consider All Factors: Choosing the Family Dog  By : Steve Allison
    There are generally three ways to select the family dog: Many people select the family dog based on their experiences with dogs from their past. They may have a fond memory of a dog once owned by someone they knew or of a family dog owned by their family when they were children, and that's it --the selection process is over! That's certainly one way to do it.
  • Picking Your Puppy  By : V.Brown
    You’ve finally decided to introduce a puppy to your household, the big question now of course, is what type of dog are you going to get?
  • Mixing Of The Breeds  By : Steve Allison
    You might know of them as 'mongrels', 'mutts' or have heard some more colorful descriptions like “designer breeds. Whatever you call them they are the result of either deliberate or accidental crossbreeding.
  • Tips For Awesome Looking Pet Portraits  By : Pro Content
    Have your been trying to get good pet pictures for a while without much success? This article gives some great tips to help you next time you go for that dog photo or pet picture of your best friend.
  • So You’re Buying A Dog Or Cat Toy, Is It For You Or The Pet?  By : Pro Content
    Face up, you like to buy toys for your pets so you get to play with them and not look silly. In this article we'll explore the good reasons to buy a pet toy and what to watch out for. Have fun with your new pet toy.
  • The Commitment to a New Puppy  By : Steve Allison
    There was a small dog named Fifi; she was a Maltese and also extremely spoiled. Fifi was purchased by her owner, Judy, five years ago and spent a delightful half-decade with her. They spent a lot of time together, the owner was a consultant and worked from home so she could spend a lot of time with Fifi, and in fact they had never spent a single day apart since Judy brought the tiny puppy home.
  • Ridding Your House of Fleas  By : Steve Allison
    Chances are if you have pet's you have had to deal with the almost inevitable flea infestation. All pet owners know that once a flea infestation has gripped your living space it can be the start of a long battle.
  • When Did Dogs Become a Fashion Statements  By : Steve Allison
    It's become standard for anyone wanting a glamorous aura to pick out their dogs like they pick out their shoes. "Ooh - I'll have that darling one in the corner, great color - matches my handbag too!"
  • Maltese Magic  By : Cari Haus
    My husband and I had just begun to enjoy the freedom of an "empty nest" when my son moved back home with his Maltese. We greeted the little newcomer with a bit of skepticism--but in a very short time "P.J" took over not only our home, but our hearts.
  • Arthritis In Dogs – What You Can Do To Help Your Dog  By : William Smith
    Information on arthritis in dogs and what the treatment options are.
  • Dog Training part IV - Reward and punishment  By : Hagar Lagarto
    Most training revolves around giving the dog consequences for his behaviour, in the hope of influencing the behaviour the dog will exhibit in the future.
  • Some Things To Consider Before Breeding Your Dog  By : Steve Allison
    Breeding dogs can be one of the most rewarding things you can do. Of course it's not as simple as deciding to breed and starting. There are some important things you need to ask, and honestly answer before you can breed with a clear conscience.
  • Training Your New Friend the Crate Method Way  By : Steve Allison
    Widely recognized as the most popular and effective way to housetrain puppies the crate method utilizes your dog’s natural instincts. Dogs are naturally clean animals and will not by nature relieve themselves in the area where they sleep.
  • Dog Fleas: Fido's Pesky Little Friends  By : Steve Allison
    When summer comes around, so do fleas -- those little creatures that can make your dog's life (and yours) miserable. There are things you can do to minimize the chances of flea infestation and other measures you can take if they have already invaded your home.
  • What Is A Shih Tzu Standard?  By : Steve Allison
    The Shih Tzu is a toy dog of small stature and enormous heart. This lovable little dog is often a spoilt member of the family; if you own a Shih Tzu you will understand the love their owners feel for their!
  • Dog Training part III - Communicating with the dog  By : Hagar Lagarto
    Fundamentally, dog training is about communication. From the human perspective the handler is communicating to the dog what behaviors are correct, desired, or preferred in what circumstances.
  • The Shih Tzu Breed: A Widely Loved Companion  By : Steve Allison
    If you are thinking about buying a Shih Tzu puppy - congratulations! This adorable and loyal dog will most likely become an important and treasured part of your family.
  • Dog Training part II - Age for early training  By : Hagar Lagarto
    Dog training begins virtually at birth. Dogs that are handled and petted by humans regularly during the first eight weeks of life are generally much more amenable to being trained and living in human households.
  • Shih Tzu: Finding the Perfect Shih Tzu  By : Steve Allison
    The Shih Tzu is a lively, proud and very lovable dog as owners will testify. The Shih Tzu is one of the most popular dog breeds on earth for good reason. In 1994 the Shih Tzu was the 12th most popular dog breed, according to the American Kennel Club.
  • Dog Training Part I  By : Hagar Lagarto
    Dog training is the process of teaching a dog to exhibit certain desired behaviors in specific circumstances.
  • Boston Terriers: Great Family Pets  By : Steve Allison
    The Boston Terrier has been called the ultimate family dog. Many owners say that your family is not complete until you have a Boston Terrier or two. And it's easy to see why owners give glowing reports of the interactions between their Boston Terriers and their children.
  • Boston Terrier: The Standard and Does it Matter?  By : Steve Allison
    To compete with your Boston Terrier you will need to understand the requirements and procedures used for judging. The American Kennel Club releases breed standards for each breed of dog and the Boston Terriers specifications can be found here. You can also check more specialized clubs for the information about required standards for your Boston Terrier. The American Kennel club is currently revising these standards.
  • Pomeranian Standard: Does Your Dog Measure Up and Does It Matter?  By : Steve Allison
    Pomeranians are a special breed of toy dog. They are loyal, energetic and protective towards their owners. Pomeranians are full of character and many people fall in love with their friendly faces. They are also a happy dog most of the time and very noticeable as well. They like to jump and with their two front paws they will wave at you.
  • History of the Yorkshire Terrier  By : Steve Allison
    Understanding today's Yorkshire Terrier means looking at this dog’s ancestry. There seems to be little disagreement about the way in which the modern Yorkshire Terrier came to be. Even though there are no records of the earliest relatives of the Yorkie it's widely believed that the breed is estimated to is just over 100 or so years old.
  • Does Your Maltese Stand Up to the Supposed Standard?  By : Steve Allison
    Breed standards are a set of guidelines commonly used to ensure that dogs measure up to certain characteristics typical of the breed. Breed standards are used to judge dogs in competitions and are considered to be the hypothetical ideal of the breed.
  • Yorkshire Terrier: Finding Your Breed and a Breeder  By : Steve Allison
    The Yorkie, nickname for the Yorkshire Terrier is affectionately called by it's devoted owners and is a pleasure to live with. Content to be stroked and petted, your Yorkshire Terrier will take up residence on your lap whenever possible
  • Walking Your Dog - A Daily Routine That May Be More Important Than You Might Think  By : BJones
    Good exercise habbits are very important to the health of any dog. These walks are not only important for your dog, but may also be very healthy for you as well.
  • Passing the Time Away With Your Dog and He Will Enjoy It Too  By : Steve Allison
    They aren't called man's best friend for nothing! Having a dog can lengthen your life, lower your stress levels and just generally improve your quality of life.
  • Dogs That Refuse to Eat - What Causes This and How Can it Be Resolved?  By : BJones
    Good eating habbits are vital to the life of any dog. Sometimes, some dogs just refuse to eat, this article discusses possible causes and solutions for this very common problem.
  • Dog Training: Teaching Your Dog the Sit Command  By : Steve Allison
    Teaching your dog the "sit" command could be one of the most useful commands you ever teach him. A poorly trained dog is a direct reflection on you the pet owner and how much care about your dog. In fact an untrained dog becomes a nuisance to its owner therefore the dog and owner become unhappy. Whether it's a puppy or a fully grown dog you can teach them to sit with a little effort on your part.
  • Happiness is a Well Trained Puppy  By : Steve Allison
    If you are reading this article you might be thinking about buying a puppy; or already bought on. Congratulations on the new addition to your home! You now have a friend who is always ready to play, never too tired to go for a walk and one of the most loyal companions you will ever have. There are some things you are going to need to know about training your puppy. A puppy is only as well-behaved as his training allows.
  • Your Dogs Diet - Feeding Fables That Every Dog Owner Should Know  By : BJones
    Canine nutrition has accumulated a number of myths which survive the ridicule of the veterinary profession, but simply arent true. Certian items that are rumored to be good for your dog could be potentially harmful.

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