Have a Dog? Help Him to be Your True Best Friend

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Have a Dog? Help Him to be Your True Best Friend

By Michelle Robert on Thursday, January 28th, 2010 | No Comments

Are you a dog owner? If so, then you will undoubtedly agree that sharing your life with a dog has it’s shares of ups and downs. There are wonderful moments, and then there are others that are extremely challenging for all kinds of reasons. The fact remains however, that through it all, dogs are still “man’s best friend” in my opinion…it is just harder to make friends with some dogs than with others.

The Basics Of Housetraining Your Dog

By Eric Renfro on Tuesday, October 27th, 2009 | No Comments

Puppies should be housetrained as early as possible. Over 80% of dogs in the U.S. are kept inside the home by their owners. Failing to properly teach them to control their bladders and bowels will have frustrating consequences later. Fortunately, providing a healthy does of consistent discipline, patience, and attention upfront can help ensure your pup is housebroken early. There will be accidents, so plan for them. In the same way toddlers eventually learn to use the toilet, your puppy will also learn to avoid making a mess in your home.

5 Smart And Easy Tips For Keeping Your Pooch Safe

By Eric Renfro on Sunday, October 25th, 2009 | No Comments

Your dog relies upon you to keep him safe both inside your home and outside. Most owners realize that they should keep their canines on a leash while they’re outside in order to prevent their roaming into the street. But, their responsibility extends much further. In this article, we’ll provide five tips that you can use to ensure the safety of your pooch.

4 Must When Caring For Your Puppy

By Tom Clark on Friday, September 4th, 2009 | No Comments

Size doesn’t matter that much with canines and caring for a small dog is pretty much the same as a big one. Having said that, there are certain points they need to be made aware of when looking after a small dog.

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