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		<title>Want to Stop Your Dog&#8217;s Digging? The Best Stop Dog Digging Tips to End it Fast!</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Owning a dog can bring great joy to your life. Dogs provide you with company and allow you to relax. However, when they start digging in your backyard or lawn, it can get quite annoying. Because of the unpleasant sight and the damage they create, you need to find immediate solution to stop dog digging. [&#8230;]</p>
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<p>Owning a dog can bring great joy to your life. Dogs provide you with company and allow you to relax. However, when they start digging in your backyard or lawn, it can get quite annoying. Because of the unpleasant sight and the damage they create, you need to find immediate solution to stop dog digging. Your pet does it for several reasons. By knowing the different probable causes of their action, you can have the problem solved. Here are the effective ways to help you.</p>
<p>Getting The Best Dog Training Tips is Fundamental if You Want to Have a Healthy Well Trained Dog.</p>
<p>Tip #1: Provide Attention</p>
<p>Some dogs dig in your garden to catch your attention. Because they too have feelings, they need to be caressed and loved. If you keep on ignoring your pets, the problem will persist. To stop a dog from digging, find time to play with them. Simple patting can assure them of your affection. Click the Links below to find out the correct way to apply this technique.</p>
<p>Tip #2: Provide Mental and Physical Stimulation</p>
<p>Like humans, dogs get bored at times. With their idle time, they tend to dig. To stop dog digging, provide mental and physical stimulation. Shift their energy to something positive. Provide them with lots of exercise. Bring them to the park or train them to follow simple commands.</p>
<p>Tip #3: Confine your Dog in a Kennel</p>
<p>If you cannot supervise your dog at all times, confine them in a kennel when you are not around. However, keep the place warm and comfortable. You need to do this until you are able to stop dog digging.</p>
<p>Tip # 4: Discourage them</p>
<p>An effective way to stop your dog from digging is to discourage them. You can do this by burying chicken wire or adding their feces in the area where they dig. The feeling of the wire in their paws and the smell of their stool discourages them from doing it.</p>
<p>Dog digging is a common problem for most pet owners. And often the tips above may not totally provide a solutions. Click the links below to find a way that will work guaranteed.</p>
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		<title>Making Your Dog Heel</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>A leash is going to be an integral part of almost every dog and dog owner&#8217;s life. A dog will spend countless hours on the end of a leash and this time should be a happy, positive time for both the dog and the walker to be together. The goal of this article is to [&#8230;]</p>
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<p>A leash is going to be an integral part of almost every dog and dog owner&#8217;s life. A dog will spend countless hours on the end of a leash and this time should be a happy, positive time for both the dog and the walker to be together. The goal of this article is to teach every dog owner how to make leash walking a pleasure.</p>
<p>Dog leash training is also one of the most basic parts of dog training. What is the best time to start dog leash training? The training of a puppy should start when your puppy is about 6-7 weeks old. The best and the fastest way to get good results is tousle the positive reinforcement. Positive reinforcement in dog leash training means every time your puppy performs well, you should praise lavishly and you can give your dog a small treat. The positive reinforcement method works much better than any other method available for training dogs. You will need to take your dog for a walk on a leash once or twice a day so it gets the required exercise and it can relieve itself outside, unless you live on a ranch of course, and your dog can walk by himself whenever he wants.</p>
<p>The first command you may want to teach your dog is &#8220;Heeling&#8221;. Before you start, you are going to need your leash and some treats or some other kind of reward. Your dog should know how to &#8220;sit&#8221;, &#8220;stay&#8221;, &#8220;look&#8221; and the &#8220;come in&#8221; command before you begin training &#8220;heel&#8221;.</p>
<p>Heeling is a more formal technique of walking a dog on a leash. The dog is expected to sit quietly on the left side of the handler. The moment that the walker moves the dog should respond. The dog should be right at the owner&#8217;s side at all times. If the dog is large enough the owner should be able to touch the dog&#8217;s head at any moment. The owner should be able to change direction or speed and the dog is expected to keep pace and remain right with the handler. The moment the handler stops moving the dog is expected to sit. The command is not complete until the dog has done the &#8220;sit&#8221; and the walker gives a release command.</p>
<p>You can use a nylon lead for the first time which is light and yet strong enough, or a choker collar would be good to keep the dog from pulling on the lead, though the best would be gentle tugging with a stern command. As mentioned before, the best way for your dog leash training is the positive reinforcement method. You walk in front of the dog and call it to you. When it comes, you give it a treat and praise it. Keep repeating this process while gradually increasing the distance you have the dog walk with you, along with you. Every time it does it without pulling or staying behind you reward it. It will surely take time and patience, but it will be fun for you and the dog.</p>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 25 Sep 2011 15:15:03 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Keeping your dog cool during the summer months is extremely important. It can prevent heat stroke, dehydration or even death. Dogs not only need to drink plenty of water to keep cool, many of them like to swim in it as well. While it is a great form of exercise and will help to keep [&#8230;]</p>
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<p>Keeping your dog cool during the summer months is extremely important. It can prevent heat stroke, dehydration or even death. Dogs not only need to drink plenty of water to keep cool, many of them like to swim in it as well. While it is a great form of exercise and will help to keep Fido from overheating, many dogs drown each year from pool accidents that could have been avoided.</p>
<p>If your dog loves the water and loves to jump into the pool, make sure he knows how to get out safely. If a dog falls into a river or lake, its instinct will tell it to turn around and try to get out from the point at which it fell in. This may work well in a lake or a river, but in a suburban swimming pool the dog may drown if it adopts this instinctive action. Therefore it is important to teach your dog where and how to get out of the pool regardless of where he went in.</p>
<p>To teach a dog how to exit a pool, first attach a recall leash to its collar. Gently place the dog into the pool from the steps. The dog will instinctively turn around and get out from the point of entry-the steps. Place the dog in the pool from the steps several times. Once it realizes that it can scramble out via the steps, move to the other sides of the pool and again gently place the dog into the pool. Use the recall leash to guide the dog to the step area, giving as little help as possible to the dog.</p>
<p>&#8220;Once the dog has oriented himself to the steps in relation to the house and understands how to use the steps to exit the pool, the danger of it drowning in the pool will be reduced,&#8221; stated Liam Crowe, Bark Busters&#8217; president, CEO and master trainer. &#8220;Practice as much as possible with your dog, especially with pups, but make certain your dog does not become exhausted. The most you will be able to achieve at any one time is three or four entries and exits.&#8221;</p>
<p>With regards to exhaustion, it is also important for you to keep an eye on your dog while in the pool because swimming can be very tiring for a dog. Just like many dogs will chase a ball or Frisbee again and again until they nearly collapse, many dogs will continue swimming without any thought as to how tired they are. And unlike chasing a ball on land, they have no solid ground on which to rest.</p>
<p>If a dog has year-round access to the pool area, you should conduct pool safety in all weather, hot and cold. Try to keep the pool&#8217;s water level as full as possible, as the dog has a much greater chance of being able to get out the closer the water level is to dry land.</p>
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<p>If you don&#8217;t have access to a pool that allows dogs but still want to take him swimming, nature offers other enjoyable options. However, be aware of the surrounding area if you take your dog to the beach, lake or pond. Watch for trouble and make sure your dog will come to you as soon as you call. Recall is one of the most important lessons you can teach your dog. It can literally save his life.</p>
<p>With a little planning and forethought, you can help your dog swim without incident in most any environment during the hot summer months. We love our pets and want them to be with us for as long as possible, and the above tips will go a long way to ensure their safety.</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>The cornerstone of good behavior in any dog is a good obedience training program. It is true to say that there are never bad dogs; the dog owners are the uneducated trainers. All dogs are always trying to please their master but the poorly trained or untrained dogs have no proper ways to do that [&#8230;]</p>
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<p>The cornerstone of good behavior in any dog is a good obedience training program. It is true to say that there are never bad dogs; the dog owners are the uneducated trainers. All dogs are always trying to please their master but the poorly trained or untrained dogs have no proper ways to do that and resort to the ways that they consider best. A well trained dog is healthier and happier, and so will be its owner. If you are planning to train your dog yourself, here are a number of guidelines that will assist you conduct an effective obedience training program.</p>
<p><strong>Dog obedience training equipments</strong></p>
<p>An effective dog obedience program does not demand a lot of equipments or supplies. However, a few equipments are necessary to make the exercise easy and smooth. The two necessary equipments are a dog collar and a dog leash. Choose the most appropriate, easy to use and comfortable equipments to ease the training process.</p>
<p><strong>Getting started with the training</strong></p>
<p>Choose the most appropriate and practical training technique prior to starting the training exercise. There is a wide variety of training techniques available but dogs respond more to positive reinforcement training like treats and training. The &#8220;clicker training&#8221; is the most common reinforcement training that uses a conditioned reinforcement.</p>
<p><strong>Dog obedience training sessions</strong></p>
<p>Success always comes in small steps, never in a bulk. Dog obedience training sessions should last between 10 and 15 minutes 2 to 3 times a day. This is more suitable for puppies because their attention spans are very short. Having longer training sessions will bore the dog and make it distaste the training sessions.</p>
<p>Start by training the dog basic commands like &#8220;sit&#8221; then &#8220;lie&#8221;. These are the easiest commands to learn. Once they grasp these commands, move forward to other commands like &#8220;stay&#8221; and &#8220;come. Once the dog has mastered the obedience basics, you may then train it fun tricks and other advanced commands.</p>
<p><strong>Troubleshooting during dog training</strong></p>
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<p>Training a dog takes time and the process has its hurdles and frustrations along the way. The most common problems to obedience training is obedience problems like aggression and display of defiance. The best way to correct such behavior is by interrupting it and shifting the dog&#8217;s attention to positive things. You should also practice rewarding the dog when it masters a command to reinforce its dedication and skill.</p>
<p>During training, always keep your demeanor confident and cool and be clear in every command you give. Positive reinforcement always works well with dogs and you must never get angry or punish a dog under circumstances it finds unclear to avoid causing confusion. Hold the dog&#8217;s attention with enthusiasm and treats during training but you should also know when the dog is getting bored or tired.</p>
<p><strong>Training resources</strong></p>
<p>If you are not very confident of training your dog, you should study how to do it using the many online resources including eBooks, animations and videos. If after this you still cannot do it or have no time to do it, you should consider hiring a professional dog trainer to do it.</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Dog barking is a very natural thing. They use this action to communicate with human. However, the barking turns into a big problem when the dogs use it excessively. This article will show you some usual reasons that cause the dogs to create irritating barking so that you are able to find out the reason [&#8230;]</p>
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<p>Dog barking is a very natural thing. They use this action to communicate with human. However, the barking turns into a big problem when the dogs use it excessively. This article will show you some usual reasons that cause the dogs to create irritating barking so that you are able to find out the reason behind the barking of your dog.</p>
<p>Do you provide enough physical demands of the dog, for instance, do you give him enough food water that he needs? This is one of the common reasons for irritating barking behavior.</p>
<p>Boredom is another cause of unwanted barking from a dog. Some dogs require to have enough exercise every single day. Besides, if you let the dog in the yard and do not make contact with him, it is likely that he will bark loudly and endlessly due to boredom.</p>
<p>Do you leave him alone at home and go to the office? This is also a primary reason for nuisance barking.</p>
<p>Some dogs use their barking excessively because they are overprotective their owners. These dogs usually are protective of theirs owners naturally.</p>
<p>Another cause for endless barking is the dog may have a problem about health. So, before you use any method of controlling barking, you need to make sure your lovely pet does not suffer from health issues. It is cruel to apply any kind of training on a dog when he is being sick.</p>
<p>Those are common issues for excessive barking. In order to deal with this bad behavior, you are able to choose to use a dog bark control aid such as anti bark collar. Using this kind of product means that you will punish the dog so it is recommended that you should not use the collar when the cause of barking is fear or separation anxiety. In addition, you should also take traditional training methods into consideration in order to put an end to the pet&#8217;s irritating barking.</p>
<p>In case you have tested out other conventional training ways with no good result, it is clearly that you should go for a dog bark control collar. The problem is which kind of collar should you choose for your pet?</p>
<p>Today, there are 3 kinds of anti bark collars.</p>
<p>The first one is spray bark collars (also called citronella collars). They use natural oil to control excessive barking since most of the dogs feel uncomfortable with this kind of smell. These collars are considered human way to control barking as they use natural material which does not affect human as well as dog health.</p>
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<p>The next one is sound collars. These collars use high-pitched sound to disturb the dog when he is barking. One advantage of this collar is it can control a dog which is not yours because it is able to release sound within a radius of 50 metres or so. This means you can use this device for stopping nuisance barking from a neighbor&#8217;s dog easily.</p>
<p>The last one is shock collars (also called e-collars). They use static shock to cause the dog to stop barking. This kind of device should be used only on hard dogs. They can hurt the dog at some level of shock correction. So, you should use it properly and carefully.</p>
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<p>Puppies start to learn the moment they open their eyes and are most open to new experiences during the first four months. Start training your puppy the moment it is bought home. Good early habits endure and will result in a well behaved dog in the future. The basis for successful training is a good relationship with your dog. You&#8217;ll be off to an excellent start when your dog sees you as the provider of all things positive such as food, games, fun, affection, comfort, and exercise. Your dog loves to be with you. You are the person that makes everything good happen.</p>
<p>Exposing your puppy to new environments and experiences early can greatly enhance your dog&#8217;s interest in learning new things. Puppy walks or games are great ways to stimulate your pet both mentally and physically. If actively stimulated, your puppy will become healthier and adept at learning new trainings faster. This will also help strengthen the bond between the both of you at the same time. Whenever possible, hand feed your puppy. This teaches him/her to like human contact, even when your puppy is feeding from his food bowl. Not feeding from hand can lead your puppy to turn aggressive in the future to whomever that tries to get near him/her while feeding.</p>
<p>Always Have a list of the various things you want to teach your dog, find out how each can be achieved, and then take them one at a time. It works best to teach one thing thoroughly before moving on to something new. Never try to teach your dog several new things at once as this will be confusing. For more complicated tasks you may need to plan different stages, starting with the easiest first. Begin your dog training inside the home where your dog stays. Your dog will learn faster when he/she is in a familiar environment. Outdoor training should only be attempted when your dog reliably obeys commands in your home. After each training sessions, make sure you play with your dog to help associate training as positive and fun.</p>
<p>General rule of reward is to reward wanted behaviour but to ignore unwanted behaviour. Be aware of what you are rewarding. For example, if your dog jumps all over you when you get in and you smother him in affection, he may think this is what you want him to do, and he&#8217;ll continue to jump up at you and everyone else who comes to the door. Remember, whenever you praise him, you&#8217;re confirming what he is doing.</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Whenever a canine is actually introduced right into a loved ones, it&#8217;s never properly trained, as well as if it&#8217;s, it&#8217;s reaction to instructions might vary from 1 proprietor to a different. Consequently, instruction the actual dog is actually crucial, and also to get a dog in order to follow your own instructions, an exercise [&#8230;]</p>
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<p>Whenever a canine is actually introduced right into a loved ones, it&#8217;s never properly trained, as well as if it&#8217;s, it&#8217;s reaction to instructions might vary from 1 proprietor to a different. Consequently, instruction the actual dog is actually crucial, and also to get a dog in order to follow your own instructions, an exercise collar is really a must-have instruction device.</p>
<p>Almost always there is an adverse response through individuals with regards to utilizing a instruction collar, particularly the jammed kind collar &#8211; that could end up being bad for your pet &#8211; due to the torturous appear. However, in the event that utilized properly, the actual collar could be a great as well as efficient instruction device. For this reason numerous coaches as well as dog breeders think that while using jammed kind collar is easily the most satisfying as well as efficient way to coach your dog.</p>
<p>Such a Instruction Collar Can perform</p>
<p>May be used with regard to instruction canines to complete numerous measures, for example behavior training, speed as well as searching. A great collar may accelerate working out plan, as well as assist your pet to become much better friend for you and your loved ones, regardless of the kind of instruction enforced.</p>
<p>There are lots of collar choices to select from, and every kind features its own pros and cons. However, usually, many of them complete the job in various measures of your time. Therefore, the choice is yours to select the right collar, not just for the canine but additionally to help you teach this effectively. Nevertheless, when the dog collar does not perform correctly, the main reason might be possibly, that you are not utilizing it properly or even your dog is not answering this.</p>
<p>Points to consider</p>
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<p>The most crucial thing to consider when utilizing the dog collar would be to observe that the actual collar is equipped towards the pet correctly. It is then less dangerous for the canine as well as simpler to manage whenever getting this with regard to strolls.</p>
<p>You should depart the actual dog training collar in your canine before instruction procedure is actually total as well as your dog is actually properly trained. So long as the collar is actually in your pet&#8217;s throat, it&#8217;ll act nicely, but when a person take away the collar, the actual dog will start to misbehave. Therefore, make sure to keep your collar in your canine until the thing is designated enhancement in the conduct.</p>
<p>An exercise collar is much like every other device, as well as can be used correctly to guarantee the usefulness as well as security of the canine. Lastly, with a few exercise as well as persistence, your dog is going to be nicely educated and you will be compensated using its great conduct&#8230; and revel in it&#8217;s friendship upon strolls with each other.</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>As dogs get older and start slowing down, they still need to exercise to keep their blood pumping and heart racing! You should also consult with the vet for tips on how to care and help your dog with exercise. Your best friend can still do the same thing they&#8217;ve always done as to when [&#8230;]</p>
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<p>As dogs get older and start slowing down, they still need to exercise to keep their blood pumping and heart racing! You should also consult with the vet for tips on how to care and help your dog with exercise.</p>
<p>Your best friend can still do the same thing they&#8217;ve always done as to when they were puppies, the only exception is they&#8217;ll be doing it at a slower pace. When doing excersise with your dog make sure you keep your dog hydrated! Just like you running around in the hot sun will leave you pet a very thirsty animal.</p>
<p>Which is why you should keep an eye on the weather reports. When taking your dog out for a walk, make sure its not too hot or too cold for your dog. The weather could hinder them just a bit. If its cold for your dog and you still would like to take your dog out for a walk, consider a doggy sweater. A 10 -15 minute walk with your dog twice a day. If there is a favorite spot your dog liked to stroll or spend time at, then I would take your dog there. Sometimes taking them to places they like playing will motivate them a bit more.</p>
<p>If your dog likes to play fetch, take your pals favorite toy, if not a soft toy would work just as good. A hard toy would more than likely hurt their teeth or jaw. Don&#8217;t forget your dogs favorite treat as a reward! Playing tug is also a good exercise as well as swimming! Swimming helps with dogs that have hip problems! If you can&#8217;t make it outside for their daily walks, a treadmill works just as good.</p>
<p>If your dog likes to run, then go for it! However, running on hard surfaces like concrete isn&#8217;t something that is helpful or beneficial to your dog. If you don&#8217;t have any other place other than concrete, then walking slowly with your dog is highly suggested and walking at your dogs pace!</p>
<p>Some of these exercises can be done indoors, just incase the weather is a bit too unbearable for your dog.</p>
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<p>While you and your dog do your daily excersises, you should keep a closer eye on your dog. Try to go with your dogs speed, not yours.</p>
<p>If you feel your dog is going way too slow, then taking him to the vet is something you should consider! Your dog may be having other issues that you&#8217;re not aware about! After all, you would like to keep your furry pal longer and we all know, dogs are man&#8217;s best friend!</p>
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<p><strong>Keeping your dog healthy through exercise</strong></p>
<p>Since the weather has now taken a warmer turn, it is likely that many people will want to allow their pets more time outdoors for play. Just as our children need to heed to certain guidelines for safety and soundness, so does your dog.</p>
<p>Your dog&#8217;s basic overall health really depends on his size, weight and breed type. Obviously, the larger kind of breed your pet is, the more space is needed to provide for his or her exercising needs. Of course, walks in the park are a recreational way for both dog and owner to keep fit in spare time, but what about the times when you are unable to take your dog out to the park?</p>
<p>As a responsible pet owner, it is your duty to see that your dog gets the proper amount of exercise as is significant for maintaining their well being. Many owners of the larger breeds of dogs may keep their animals outside while they are out working or attending other functions with the family that don&#8217;t allow pets. However, keeping your dog tied to his doghouse or a tree while you are away does not constitute for proper care and exercise. Most dogs will bore of this and eventually find ways to entertain themselves; like breaking free and exploring the neighbourhood.</p>
<p>The best part about owning a dog of any size is that it requires that everyone in the family pitch in for its care. If walks in the park are out of the question then try getting the kids to walk the dog before going off to school or some other event. Purchasing a fence for your yard where the dog can run about on its own while you&#8217;re busy is another option.</p>
<p>Leaving a dog to entertain itself is an okay back up plan, but you didn&#8217;t get a dog to just leave it in the backyard. Interaction and companionship is what you wanted from your pet, so interact with it!</p>
<p>Playing Frisbee and fetch with a ball or a stick is an excellent way to build muscle in your pet and it entertains everyone in the process. If your dog is the kind that loves to travel, then taking him with you on long trips such as when you&#8217;re camping are another way that you and your pet can achieve exercise while getting involved with new scenery and learning about nature.</p>
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<p>While having fun with your dog, however keep in mind that like you, he also needs periods of rest and plenty of water in order to stay hydrated throughout an eventful day, especially during the summer months because dogs are unable to sweat as humans do, therefore their only means of cooling themselves is through panting, which also helps to keep their blood circulated and flowing in a regular fashion.</p>
<p>If your dog is kept outdoors for long periods of time throughout the day then make sure that he has plenty of water and has access to a lot of shade where he can stay cool and protected from the heat. Lastly, remember that if you start a regular exercise routine or pattern with your dog to keep it going. The only way to make a healthy pet is to be consistent and also, to keep it interesting, mix up the routine every once in a while to keep both of you from boredom.</p>
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<div class="author-signature">  Colin McDonald writes on behalf of Lintbells &#8211; <a href="http://www.lintbells.com/">dog health</a> and oneagency.co a <a href="http://oneagency.co/services/digital/search-engine-optimisation/">seo agency</a></p>
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</div><p>The post <a href="http://puppyblog.org/exercise-your-dog-to-good-health/">Exercise Your Dog to Good Health</a> first appeared on <a href="http://puppyblog.org">Puppy Blog</a>.</p>]]></content:encoded>
					
		
		
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