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Traditional dog fences are passe – they restrain freedom and movement, thereby suffocating your pet. An ideal pet fence is the one that protects your pet without suffocating them. The electric pet fence deserves a mention here. It scores over traditional fences in more ways than one. First up – it is aesthetically appealing. It […]
Posted by admin on Wednesday, September 28, 2011 at 10:23 am
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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 […]
Posted by admin on Sunday, September 25, 2011 at 10:15 am
Filed under Training · Tagged Bark Busters, Dehydration, Dogs, Drowning Pool, Exercise, Exhaustion, Exit, Fido, Heat Stroke, Instinct, Point Of Entry, Pool, Pool Accidents, Pool Safety, Pool Steps, President Ceo, Safety, Several Times, Suburban, Swimming Pool
Independence Day celebrations are great fun for people, but the loud noises and bright lights can be traumatic and create confusion and fear for dogs. Animal shelters report that the July 4th holiday brings record numbers of runaway dogs to their doors. These dogs have been frightened and made frantic by fireworks. But by being […]
Posted by admin on Saturday, September 24, 2011 at 8:39 pm
Filed under Training · Tagged Animal Shelter, Animal Shelters, Back Doors, Bright Flashes, Bright Lights, Dog House, Dog Owners, Holiday Event, Independence Day Celebrations, July, Loud Bangs, Loud Noises, Microchip, Nois, Owners, Record Numbers, Revelry, Safety, Sense Of Hearing, These Dogs, Tips, Unnecessary Injury, Veterinarian, Veterinary Clinic
Dog parks can be a great way to socialize your dog, but can also be unsafe if proper measures aren’t taken. The following tips will help you keep your dog safe and happy at the park. 1) Know your dog. Not all dogs enjoy meeting new dogs. Don’t let your dog get overwhelmed by meeting […]
Posted by admin on Saturday, September 24, 2011 at 3:32 pm
Filed under Training · Tagged 15 Minutes, Body Language, Dog Park, Dog Parks, Dogs, Few Minutes, Medications, Park, Park Atmosphere, Park Safety, Proper Measures, Safety, Safety Tips, Sit, Tips, Traffic Times, Vaccinations, Weekday Evenings, Weekends And Holidays
Your pets are treasured family members and need protection as much as your own family in the event of fire. Sadly, some 500,000 pets are affected by fires each year, and over 40,000 of them die. Most fire victims die from smoke asphyxiation. A fire needs oxygen to burn, so lack of oxygen or inhaling […]
Posted by admin on Friday, September 23, 2011 at 10:33 pm
Filed under Training · Tagged Air Vents, Aspca, Bark Busters, Carbon Monoxide Detector, Dog Owners, Emergency Exit, Exit Plan, Experts Report, Fire, Fire Experts, Fire Plan, Fire Safety Tips, Fire Victims, Home Safety, Lack Of Oxygen, Owners, Plan Accounts, Poisonous Gas, Safety, Safety Measure, Smart Home, Smoke Detectors, Tips, Window Decals
If you’re a dog owner then you’re well aware of the fact that dogs are curious creatures and love to explore, especially when it comes to new surroundings. Often times their nose will get the best of them and they will try to eat just about anything that smells good, or doesn’t smell good, which […]
Posted by admin on Friday, September 23, 2011 at 1:20 pm
Filed under Health · Tagged Antifreeze, Central Nervous System, Common, Curious Creatures, Dangerous, Dangerous Chemical, Dog Owner, Dogs Health, Fabric Softeners, Household, Household Items, Laundry Detergents, Safety, Seizures In Dogs, Sweet Smell
If you’re a dog owner then you’re well aware of the fact that dogs are curious creatures and love to explore, especially when it comes to new surroundings. Often times their nose will get the best of them and they will try to eat just about anything that smells good, or doesn’t smell good, which […]
Posted by admin on Friday, September 23, 2011 at 1:20 pm
Filed under Health · Tagged Antifreeze, Avoid, Bats, Bleach, Caution, Central Nervous System, Common, Curious Creatures, Dangerous, Dangerous Chemical, Dangerous Dogs, Dog Owner, Dogs Health, Fabric Softeners, Flashlights, Household, Household Items, Insecticides, Items, Laundry Detergents, Moth, Safety, Seizures In Dogs, Tylenol, Ulceration
When selecting a crate size it is extremely important that it be the proper size. It is not a difficult task to determine the proper size of your dogs new home. You should always select the size that your dog will require as an adult, your local pet shop can assist you in making this […]
Posted by admin on Friday, September 23, 2011 at 8:58 am
Filed under Training · Tagged Adult Shop, Anger, Create, Dining Room Table, Distractions, Dogs, Electrical Wire, Furniture, Haven, Judgment, Lamp Cords, Mischief, New Puppy, Peace, Pet Shop, Place Of Safety, Privacy, Professional Pet, Puppies, Returning Home, Safety, Safety Haven, Telephone Wires
One of the activities I look forward to most this summer is camping with my newly adopted dog, Jayda. It’s been an adventure for both of us! When “roughing it” together, you can ensure the pet health and safety of your four-legged friend by keeping these top five tips in mind: Protect pet health by […]
Posted by admin on Thursday, September 22, 2011 at 8:22 pm
Filed under Health · Tagged Active Day, Best Insurance, Camping, Camping Activities, Collars And Leashes, Corkscrew, Dog Food, Doggie Sweater, Five, Flea And Tick, Flea And Tick Prevention, Four Legged Friend, Ground Location, Health, Health And Safety, Health Issue, Night Dogs, Noses, Pet Health, Safety, Sandy Ground, Tips, Veterinarian, Wet Conditions, Woodland Creature
We’ve all seen them. Those carefree dog food commercials that feature adorable, furry puppy’s jumping on the laps of children, licking their faces and, for the most part, being on their best behavior. Unable to resist the allure of this loveable scene played out on television, many children ask their parents for a dog of […]
Posted by admin on Thursday, September 22, 2011 at 5:42 pm
Filed under Training · Tagged Allure, Bark Busters, Best Behavior, Body Language, Children, Children And Parents, Dog Food, Dog Training, Food Commercials, Laps, Liam, Lifetime Guarantee, Mentality, Pack Animals, Parents, Playstation Gaming, President Ceo, Puppy, Remedial Training, Safety, Safety Tips, Tips, Voice Commands, Youngster