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5 Games to Play with Your PuppyCategory: Dog Training
#1 Know Your Name
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Teach your puppy his name for attention purposes. You want him to look at you and come running when you call his name. This is a foundation exercise for all family manners. more |
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Go Glamping With Your Dogs!Category: Dog Life
Imagine a site where every single gorgeous vacation property listed will welcome your dog. Well, the dream is now a reality! Launched in 2016, Glamping With Pets' singular focus is providing a user-friendly website for pet owners, allowing you to scroll through stunning vacation options across the globe knowing that every one is pet-friendly. more |
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How I Met My DogCategory: Inspire
We found her sixteen years ago when she was running the streets with a pack of small dogs in Queens. What are the chances, this little girl and five Yorkies? We were suspicious of a disreputable pet shop owner in the neighbourhood who was known to keep dogs caged in his basement when they weren’t adopted right away. She was at least six months old, so we figured that maybe he got tired of feeding her and the Yorkies and turned this gang loose to fend for themselves. more |
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Destructive ChewingCategory: Dog Training
Q: My six-month-old Weimaraner puppy is a holy terror, destroying EVERYTHING. She's even chewed the couch and the edge of the stairs. She destroys anything she can get her paws on whether we're home or not. What can I do about this? Please help!
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15 Signs Your Dog is in PainCategory: Health
After reading the excellent Dr. Petty’s Pain Relief for Dogs, by Dr. Mike Petty, a “pain vet” working with cutting-edge research to help relieve canine pain, there were standout parts we just had to share with you, namely: age should never be used as an excuse for an animal in pain; our pets feel as much or more pain than we do; and there is a treatment out there for every dog. more |
