by Sheryl Matthys | Sep 25, 2008 | Canine Care, Health, & Behavior: For You and Your Dog |
Kelly Marshall Sept. 2008 When your dog softly whimpers that means: “I’m hurt!” “I’m frightened.” The average human is most likely to hear this at the vet, when a dog is suffering, or when an obedient dog is in a strange location that...
by Sheryl Matthys | Sep 25, 2008 | Canine Care |
Dog training collars can help you teach your dog all the basics like sit, stay, and heel as well as helping your dog with behavioral problems such as excessive barking. Dog training collars are remote-controlled collars that emit a light corrective...
by Sheryl Matthys | Sep 21, 2008 | Canine Care, Health, & Behavior: For You and Your Dog |
Jane Dinunzio Sept. 2008 Parasites Fleas and mites are the most common cause of dog skin problems, and easily treatable. Fleas can cause unnecessary discomfort for a dog as it a simple treatment to prevent them. If untreated, fleas can also cause anemia and tapeworms....
by Sheryl Matthys | Sep 19, 2008 | Canine Care, Health, & Behavior: For You and Your Dog |
Pet Care Sept. 2008 Many medical practices have progressed over the years to address a variety of illnesses and discomforts that patients feel everyday. Although many medical discoveries have been developed and focused mainly on the human body, some have ventured...
by Sheryl Matthys | Sep 16, 2008 | Dog Tales: What's in the News About Dogs!, Extra Tips |
By Laura Bennett Sept. 2008 The 2008 economics for pet-related small businesses will be affected by a continuing increase in pet-related spending, higher awareness of pet health, continued trading up to quality for pet accessories and food, and an about turn on...
