Archive for the 'Articles' Category
Dog Health Series: Hip Dysplasia In Canines
August 10th, 2010Most owners have heard of Hip Dysplasia, but many don’t understand what this really means. In this new addition to our Dog Health Series, I’ll explain the details of this condition, symptoms, treatment and what factors can contribute to a Dysplastic dog. Take a look at this important article: Hip Dysplasia – Dog Health Series [...]
3 Important Tips For Success In Training Dogs Of All Ages
July 27th, 2010Understanding the mind of a dog doesn’t come naturally humans, so we often impose methods of training upon our dogs that we believe they should comprehend – when in fact, they can’t. In this short article, I’ve highlighted 3 simple points that will help you communicate better with your dog or puppy during training sessions [...]
10 Reasons Why You Should Foster A Dog!
April 21st, 2010There’s never a time when shelters aren’t in need of foster homes. These temporary guardians fill many dire needs – raising and socializing puppies that are too young, providing comfort to dogs too frightened to live in a shelter environment and saving lives by making room for even more homeless pets to be taken in. [...]
Junior Handler’s Dog Is A Lot More Than A Pretty Face
February 16th, 2010While you may think Westminster is full of “pretty” dogs, many of them also have important jobs – just ask Ethan Miller, a 14-year-old junior handler with a seizure disorder His 4-year-old Canaan Dog, Vala (and their past Canaan Dog – Rayah), has sensed his seizures and alerted Ethan’s family. You can read more about [...]
Classic Dog Article: Raw Feeding 101
February 8th, 2010Raw diets can be a wonderful choice for many dogs if they’re properly executed, however many owners are intimidated by entire concept. In today’s classic article we’ll answer a few of the most commonly asked questions about feeding dogs raw foods – check out Raw Diet: The Basics Photo by Keeroff
