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Tribute to Our Dogs – February Valentine’...February is Tribute To Our Dogs Tell us about your dog and you could be the winner of $100.00 Gift Card Our dogs hold a very special place in our heart and life and I would like to invite you to share with us about your best friend: How you met, why you love your dog or any story you would like to write to honor your dog. The story has to be at least 300 words and since a picture is worth a tho...
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Dog DayCare Services – A Great Alternative To D...When Joan came home that night she was tired, hungry and ready to relax. The day was long. She has been going from meetings to meetings and then it was month end and she had to finish some paperwork. She felt bad because she was always looking forward to come home to Zig, her lab-terrier cross. Going for walks together in the evening was a source of joy and a great work out for both. But her wo...
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Dog Fitness and Diet …. the Dos and Don’tI always thing the subject of diet for dogs or people can use a little bit of humor. I found this really cute video on youtube. I hope it makes you smile. It is unfortunate that our dogs and pets are following our trend … getting to fat. To much food, and not enough exercise. Setting up a diet program for your dog requires a plan and a commitment on your part. To be successful both of y...
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Five Steps to Keep Fido fit and Get your Waistline Ba...If Buster is a little to chubby, it might affects his health. Same with us. Carrying to much weight around is a health hazard for people and dogs (.. cats too by the way). But dieting is not fun for anyone and same goes for our dogs. So here are a few steps you can take to have both you and Buster in shape in no time… and let’s keep it that way. 1 – Diet: Stay Away from Lite Food...
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A Gift That Bring You And Your Dog TogetherI am always on the look out for interesting and unique dog products. When I came across videos about dog massage I got really intrigued. I thought the idea is really cool I have been involved with Reiki for over 10 years now and recently discover Tellington Touch. I am familiar with the healing power of touch. Sometimes, I found when dogs are healthy they do not enjoy energy work and have a tend...
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How To Survive A Storm With An Anxious DogHow to Help An Dog Anxious Through A Stormy Night, High Wind or Lightening She had only been with us a short while and we were still getting use to each other. Bear was always so quiet. At night she would not make a move until morning. But tonight she was pacing, panting and had only one thing in mind bolting out of the door. She was obviously in distress and it took me a little...
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Dogs Allergies and Health IssuesThe Top 10 Humane Health Issues That Affect Dogs as Well. The itchy, watery eyes and constant ka-chooing are all signs that fall has arrived. With pollen counts high and your pooch shedding his summer coat, if you are sufferer of allergies, you have no shot at surviving without some sort of anti-histamine. Most people are surprised to learn however, that their allergy causing pup migh...
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Dog Grooming Tips – How to Keep Your Home CleanClean Dog-Dirty House It never fails. Every time my bathroom is spic and span, my dogs need a bath. My spotless bathroom is soon filled with paw grime and tons of stray, wet dog hairs. It’s like Murphy’s Law. I save money by grooming my Sheltie’s at home but my cost is in time. Over the years I’ve learned a few things that can help you avoid my double cleaning mistakes. Vacu...
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Dog Safety In the Car – Think About It When Buy...Buckle up -Your Dog too What’s better than driving around with man’s best friend on a beautiful spring day? If this is your vision of the perfect way to spend a lazy Sunday afternoon, then it’s time you start thinking about the safety aspects of driving around with your pooch. Buckle Up What’s the first thing you do when you get in your car? Personally, I buckle up. Any passeng...
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First Aid for Your Dog – A Few Seconds Could Sa...How to Do CPR and Provide First Aid Care – Do Not Wait Until You Need It It’s every pet owner’s nightmare. Your dog collapses and you are not sure if he’s breathing. Luckily when this happened to me with my dog Max, I was at the vet’s office but if you are not lucky enough to be with your vet, then you should be prepared with the knowledge of how to perform CPR and give ...












