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- Alzheimer s in Dogs By:-Kelly Marshall
As dogs get older they sometimes get confused Of course, they used to say the same thing about human beings as it was generally accepted that folks just got a bit slower, both in mind and body, when they aged
- Diabetes Mellitus in Dogs By:-Kelly Marshall
Just as with humans, when pets get older they are more likely to develop and be affected by serious diseases and disorders One of the most common hormonal disorders for dogs is diabetes
- Dog Obedience Training – is Your Dog a Digging Dog? By:-Nev Allen
A digging dog digs for numerous reasons with the principal one being because it is a natural inherited trait Wolves, who were our dog’s ancestors, would, in the wild, bury excess food that was not immediately eaten, and they could then dig it up later, when needed
- Dog Obedience Training –Stop Dogs Barking By:-Nev Allen
One of the most prevalent reasons for neighbour disputes is because of having a noisy dog, constantly barking, right across your dividing fence and having the neighbour refusing to take the dog to dog obedience training to fix the problem
Ask me, I know
- Dog Obedience Training – Dogs That Jump Up By:-Nev Allen
If you observe any group of dogs that are happy to be in each others company, you will find one or two dogs that will try and lick the mouth of another dog This is simply an inherited trait and is totally natural, but when the pup relates this to his human pack members, it needs to be brought under control and this can be achieved through dog obedience training
- Dog Obedience Training –Clicker Training By:-Nev Allen
The world of dog training for obedience has changed remarkably with the introduction of Clicker Training This is a system of dog obedience training where a click marks a desired action and the dog is immediately rewarded with a treat
- Dog Obedience Training – Fun and Games By:-Nev Allen
For the majority of people, the main reason for getting a dog is for companionship and it follows then that you should complete a dog obedience training course and strive to build a really good, fun relationship with your canine companion
In all the basic obedience dog training courses I instruct I insist the handlers use the “F” word as much as physically possible, right through the whole training course
- Choosing the Right Pet For a Senior Citizen? By:-Kelly Marshall
When you are in a place where you are holding a purring cat or playing with a dog in the yard, have you ever noticed that you are often in a good mood Many people have noticed that pets can give us warm feelings of love and importance, and while these are important no matter what age you are, more people are beginning to notice that the elderly can really benefit from them
- Reasons For Dog Relinquishment By:-Kelly Marshall
Each year there are literally thousands of dogs that are abandoned or relinquished to animal shelters and dog rescues The reasons people give for giving up their faithful companion varies but these reasons tend to fall into two distinct categories
- All About Canine Influenza By:-Kelly Marshall
Although Canine influenza has been around for a few years now, many dog owners know little if anything about this virus which was first diagnosed in 2004 Canine influenza is an illness in a dog that mirrors that of the flu in human beings
- What Do You Need to Know About Hospice Care For Dogs? By:-Kelly Marshall
Whether you have had your dog for his entire life, or you have adopted him as an older animal, you will find that there comes a time when he might be growing more and more uncomfortable with his body An important part of pet owning is being there for your animal when he is growing old or ill, and if you want to make sure that he is comfortable, you need to look at the options that are open to you
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