Archive for the 'Classic Articles' Category

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Classic Dog Article: Are All Leashes Created Equal?

August 30th, 2010

You might think that choosing a leash is a cut-and-dry decision, but in reality the leash you choose is an important part of the way you communicate with your dog during your daily walks and training. In today’s classic article we’ll give you a brief overview of the most widely available types of leashes so [...]

Classic Dog Article: The Best Breeds For Allergy Sufferers

August 23rd, 2010

I’ve been getting lots of Ask The Dog Guide Questions from people with allergies (or who have children with allergies or asthma) that would love to own a dog, but don’t know what breeds to consider for their situation. So today I’ll bring back a link to a classic article that lists 20 breeds that [...]

Classic Dog Article: Being Small In A Big Dog World

August 16th, 2010

Small breeds are incredibly popular and these pint sized pups require some special considerations to keep them safe, especially in urban environments. However, just because dogs are smaller, it doesn’t mean they don’t need to learn manners and be social with other canines. Check out today’s classic article: Little Dog, Big World! Photo By Maya [...]

Classic Dog Article: 7 Important Questions To Ask When Adopting

July 19th, 2010

Rescuing a dog is one of the most rewarding experiences a person can go through – to know you’ve made the difference in a pet’s life and changed it drastically for the better is indescribable. However, we understand that heading to the shelter can be overwhelming, so today’s classic article gives you 7 important questions [...]

Classic Dog Article: Parvovirus in Dogs

July 12th, 2010

Today’s classic article is a must-read for all dog owners, but is especially important to those of you with small puppies. It’s takes closer look at Canine Parvovirus – explains how the illness is transmitted and what owners need to know to keep their pet’s safe. Check out this portion of our Dog Health Series [...]

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