Archive for the 'Puppies' Category

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3 Important Tips For Success In Training Dogs Of All Ages

July 27th, 2010

Understanding 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 [...]

Classic Dog Article: What Makes A Good Breeder?

May 17th, 2010

We’re huge supporters of shelters and rescue groups, but we also have immense respect for reputable breeders – those individuals that put endless hours, expenses and effort into bettering the breed they love. So how can you tell if a breeder is responsible? Today’s classic article will help you do just that (and will also [...]

Dog Video Of The Day: Wilson The Puppy

February 12th, 2010

This is Wilson. Watch his puppy antics!

Classic Dog Article: Coping With A Scardy Pup

January 18th, 2010

Puppies are endlessly curious, but that doesn’t mean they’re always brave! If you notice that your new dog is responding fearfully to an everyday object, there’s a simple, gentle way to handle these occurrences. In today’s classic dog article, you’ll read how to and how NOT help your puppy gain his confidence! Check out: How [...]

Classic Dog Article: Puppies As Holiday Gifts

November 16th, 2009

While the idea of presenting someone with a puppy (bow and all) on Christmas morning may be delightful, giving live animals as gifts isn’t a good idea. Puppy sales rise at holiday times and a few months after that shelter populations swell. Sadly, this is a direct effect of owners not being prepared for the [...]

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