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Adopting a Dog by Jerry Mace |
Topic: Dog Articles |
| There are lots of ways that people choose a new family dog. Some may search the newspaper for advertisements from breeders who are selling new puppies; others find breeders via listings on the internet, while still more may simply purchase a puppy from a local pet store. Perhaps the best method, h... |
| Published: Tuesday 18 August, 2009 |
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Adult Dog Training-What To Expect From Your Dog As He Reaches His Adult Years by Jerry Mace |
Topic: Dog Articles |
| Your dog has finally reached his adulthood and this means that the period of training,adjusting,socializing and more dog training. |
| Published: Friday 09 January, 2009 |
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Afghan Hound by Jerry Mace |
Topic: Breeds of Dogs |
| The Afghan Hound has its origins from Middle Eastern Sighthounds with roots that date back to the Egyptian Pharaohs. Most of these dogs were used by nomadic tribes in order to hunt the ground for gazelles, hare, and other small animals to bring back for food. For centuries, the Afghan Hound breed re... |
| Published: Saturday 20 December, 2008 |
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Aggression What is Territorial Aggression & Why Does It Make A Dog So Angry by Jerry Mace |
Topic: Dog Behavior |
| All dogs have one form of aggression or another and to some degree, it is perfectly natural. However, since our pets are domesticated then there is a certain level of calmness that we should expect from them. The most common aggression behavioral problem that dogs display is called "territorial agg... |
| Published: Monday 15 June, 2009 |
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Aggression – What is Territorial Aggression & Why Does It Make A Dog So Angry? by Jerry Mace |
Topic: Dog Articles |
| All dogs have one form of aggression or another and to some degree, it is perfectly natural. However, since our pets are domesticated then there is a certain level of calmness that we should expect from them. The most common aggression behavioral problem that dogs display is called "territorial agg... |
| Published: Friday 23 January, 2009 |
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Airedale Terrier by Jerry Mace |
Topic: Breeds of Dogs |
| The Airedale Terrier is not called the “King of Terriers” for nothing. This dog is the tallest terrier from the entire breed family. One of its primary progenitors are the Black and Tan and the old English Terriers. They were medium-sized dogs whom highly admired by Yorkshire hunters that would go a... |
| Published: Saturday 20 December, 2008 |
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American Water Spaniel by Jerry Mace |
Topic: Breeds of Dogs |
| The exact origins of the American Water Spaniel was never officially recorded. But most experts agree that a combination of the Irish Water Spaniel, Tweed Water Spaniel, English Water Spaniel, and the Curly Coated Retriever all had a part to play in the equation. This theory is based largely on the ... |
| Published: Saturday 20 December, 2008 |
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Amputation Of A Limb Can Your Dog Live With A Prosthetic by Jerry Mace |
Topic: Dog Health |
| Is your dog facing the possibility of having one of his limbs amputated due to an accident or a disease? Such a surgery is not uncommon, especially when dog owners have pets that experience a terrible car accident or bone cancer, which typically calls for an amputation process. We call these amputat... |
| Published: Tuesday 21 July, 2009 |
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Amputation Of A Limb – Helping Your Dog Get Used To Having 3 Limbs by Jerry Mace |
Topic: Dog Health |
| Depending upon the cause of your dog's amputation surgery, and whether or not there was an underlying disease or other condition at fault, you are going to have to work with your veterinarian or other specialist about rehabilitating the animal so that he can get back to good health and emotional sta... |
| Published: Tuesday 21 July, 2009 |
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Amputation Of A Limb – When Your Dog Must Have A Limb Removed by Jerry Mace |
Topic: Dog Health |
| Just recently my wife and I adopted a brand-new dog from the local rescue shelter. It is a mixed breed, the exact type unknown, but all we knew is that this lovable canine needed a good family with lots of love and affection. He was friendly and without a trace of aggression. However, there is one... |
| Published: Tuesday 21 July, 2009 |
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