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Beagle Lover Calendars

January 27, 2011 By admin 1 Comment

Beagles are also among America’s top 10 favorite breeds of dogs according to the American Kennel Club (AKC.org). They are very intelligent, high spirited, and sometimes very vocal dogs. Famous beagle dogs include the cartoon character, Peanuts “Snoopy”, Garfield’s friend, “Odie”, “Gromit” of Gromit and Wallace,”Mr. Peabody” (from Rocky and Bullwinkle) “Lou” from the movie “Cats and Dogs” and, of course, “UnderDog”.

Besides being in cartoons and movies, Beagles do play an important role with Homeland Security and Department of Agriculture. As reported in Urban Paws Magazine (www.urbanpawsmagazine.com), the “Beagle Brigade” is a team of Beagles that has made an estimated 75,000 seizures a year of prohibited items while working at airports, borders, ports, post offices, and international shipping companies inspecting luggage and packages.

The Beagles sharp sense of smell helps it tell the difference between illegal and legal items and will alert the handler when they find the prohibited items. “Sophia”(pictured to the right) is a Beagle from Houston that made the Beagle Brigade and you can read more about her story in this months urbanpawsmagazine.

So, next time you go through the airport and spot a beagle sporting a navy blue vest, they may just belong to the “Beagle Brigade”

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Puppy Training & Care : When Do Puppies Stop Growing?

January 19, 2011 By admin Leave a Comment

There’s no specific answer for when puppies of various breeds stop growing, but in general, a puppy will stop growing around 18 months. Discover why larger breeds of dogs take longer to grow into their adult size with pet care advice from a veterinarian in this free video on dog training and raising puppies. Expert: Dr. James Talbott Bio: Dr. James R. Talbott is a staff veterinarian at Belle Forest Animal Hospital and Kennel in Nashville, Tenn. Filmmaker: Dimitri LaBarge

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Things You Should Never Feed Your Dog

January 4, 2011 By admin Leave a Comment

Unfortunately, there are a number of household items which we tend to take for granted that are potentially very dangerous to your dog’s health. It is especially important to be aware of this because as you know, dogs are essentially scavengers and will often eat just about anything they can sink their fangs into. I would say that may own dog is more like a mobile garbage disposal. It is also very important to be aware of these items since their sense of smell is so well developed that your pooch will be able to find what you may think is well hidden. One of these dangerous household items, it turns out, is simple chocolate. While chocolate has been reported recently to be high in human-friendly antioxidants, it appears to be potentially lethal for our pets, and particularly for our dogs. Cats are mostly unaffected since they do not care for the taste of chocolate, but dogs tend to be crazy about it. Certain breeds of dogs react indifferently to chocolate.

The root of the problem is that chocolate contains various chemicals which are called methylxanthine alkaloids(sometypes have more of these chemicals than others) Sadly, relatively miniscule amounts of these chemicals are capable of causing such serious problems as constriction of the arteries and an increased heart rate. Large amounts may cause even more dire symptoms and a pound of milk chocolate could possibly kill a sixteen pound dog. If you find that your dog has eaten chocolate then by all means take note of the it’s type and try to estimate the amount eaten. Then get on the phone with a veternarian or an emergency facility. Be sure that your children know how important it is to keep chocolate out of your dog’s reach. If you are not aware that your dog has consumed chocolate, the consequences could be severe.

If consumption is not found within 4 to 6 hours without the right treatment, cardiac failure, seizures, coma and death could result, according to veternarian Dr. Jane Bicks. In addition to seemingly innocent chocolate, there are a number of other common household items that may seem safe for our dogs but that can be downright dangerous. Some mushrooms, for example, can produce abdominal pain, liver andd kidney damage and amenia. So be aware of wild mushrooms when you are out walking your dog in wooded areas. Garlic may seem benign but can cause vomiting, liver damage, anemia and diarrhea so do not give your pet baby food since it can contain garlic. Anti-freeze can shut down your dog’s kidney and they tend to love the taste. Miscletoe can cause vomiting, abdominal pain and depression. Onions can causeliver damage, anemia and diarrhea. Onion can also sometimes be found in baby food.

Cats are actually somewhat more sensitive to this one so keep out of the reach of both. Coffee, like cocoa, is especially dangerous, and may cause heart rate increase, diarrhea, seizures, coma, death. Caffeine just does not have the same effect in dogs. When outside be careful around apple and cherry trees. While the fruit is safe, the leaves and roots are not. And be very careful about Moth Balls. it’s primary chemical naphthalene is extremely toxic to dogs and can result in tremors and seizures. Concerning dog food, you should be looking for dyes and other chemicals, according to Dr. Jane BHA, for instance, which is one of the main synthetic antioxidant preservatives used to prevent food discoloration, has been observed to cause cancer in laboratory rats at certain doses. Small doses are as yet unclear but since dog food is eaten every day caution is advised. Many conventional dog food brands have large quantities of sodium to make them palatable, and this can be quite harmful to a dog. Other ingredients to wary of are dairy, by-products, chemical preservatives and artificial colors.

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Guard Dog Training Centre – Obedience Training

December 4, 2010 By admin 7 Comments

Dog Obedience Training for all breeds of dogs in Sydney www.guarddogtraining.com.au

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Dog Training – Dog Exercise

August 11, 2010 By admin Leave a Comment

Exercise is one of the main way in which dogs keep their muscle tone, bones, joints, and mind healthy, there are plenty of ways in which to exercise your dog. Some exercises are good for keeping you healthy as well, and others are more relaxed and effort free for those times when you get back from work and your dog is staring at you all excited and ready to play.

Some breeds of dogs are more active and need more exercise than others, and sometimes more than a lot of owners think they can give them due to other commitments like work and there not being enough hours in the day. But this doesn’t have to be the case as many professional dog trainers will tell you, and keeping your dog in shape can be fun and rewarding for both parties.

Here are some of the exercises that are popular in the dog community and reasons why –

Fetch

Starting off with the most well known of exercises, the fetch game involves you throwing a ball and your dog running after it and returning it to you. This can be little exercise for you and a lot for your dog if you use any throwing enhancing products that are on the market today.

Tug

The tug game involves both you and your dog pulling on either end of a tugging toy, requires little effort on your behalf and can be played while you sit and watch telly or between breaks of other activities.

Jogging

Jogging is a highly active sport and helps keep your health up as well as your dogs, your dog will love to pay this game with you and it will ensure a healthy and happy dog.

Cycling

Although cycling may seem like a difficult exercise for your dog to follow and keep an interest in, there are special leashes for you to use on your dog to maintain hands free control over your dog giving you a more subtle form of exercise. Care may be needed and basic dog training should be given to make sure your dog will be in no harm during the task.

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Things To Know When Buying Insurance Policy For Your Pet Dog

December 22, 2009 By drdawg Leave a Comment

It is very expensive to have a pet, if you are those who lives in the metropolis. Vet care, dog food and grooming supplies cost a good amount of money. Dogs make lovely pets but they also need vet care more often compared to cats. Since your dog’s health is very important, you need to make sure that you get the best vet care for your pet. You need to find a good vet that you can trust with your pet’s life. Yes, the best vet care will cost you some money but if you get pet insurance coverage, you do not have to worry about paying for emergency vet care for your pet. With just a few dollars in monthly premiums, you can already provide your dog with the best vet care.

Choosing The Right Pet Insurance Coverage

Choosing the right pet insurance coverage is very important. There are a number of things that you need to look into before you get an insurance policy for your pet. First, you need to make sure that the pet insurance policy gives comprehensive coverage for you pet. Note that different breeds of dogs have different needs. Before you get an insurance policy for your pet, study the vet care needs of your pet. Read literatures about the common health care problems of certain breeds of dogs. Pure breed dogs often need more intensive vet care compared to mongrels so if you have a pure breed at home, consider getting a comprehensive insurance coverage for your dog.

The second thing that you need to consider when buying insurance policy for your pet is the cost. Some types of pet insurance policies are more expensive than the others. However, just because an insurance policy is expensive, that does not mean that such policy can cover for all the medical needs of your dog. Some expensive insurance policies are loaded with useless features that are only designed to increase the price of the policy. To make sure that you are getting the finest value out from your money, read the fine lines first before you sign on the insurance policy. You may also ask the insurance underwriter to explain to you in full the fine print provisions on the insurance policy. Unless you are satisfied with the explanations given to you by the insurance underwriter, do not sign the policy first. You do not really want to end up paying for something that does not give your dog the right coverage.

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Love Your Dog, Love Your Jewelry

August 27, 2009 By heather Leave a Comment

Show your love for your dog with your love of fine jewelry. Looking for a classy gift for yourself or a special dog lover? Why not jewelry? With many fine necklaces and earrings available portraying various breeds of dogs, you may have a hard time choosing just one.

Tibetan Spaniel Necklace

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If you are a dog lover and also enjoy wearing jewelry, you will have a lot of fun deciding which earrings or necklace to wear the next time you are going out. If you really love your dog, you can even get matching necklaces: one for you and one for your precious pup! The L’Amour Pink Heart Necklace or the LeFancy Bone Necklace look like beautiful pearl necklaces with a delightful pink heart or bone shaped charm attached and are available for both you and your pup.

If wearing the same accessories as your dog is not your style, you can still find pretty necklaces or earrings for yourself that portrays your favorite breed. Whether you like post earrings or dangling earrings,

Afghan Hound Earrings

$14.00

both are available depicting the breed of your choice. From German Shepherds to English Bulldogs to Chihuahuas, you will find necklaces and earrings to show them off. Pair your earrings with a matching necklace and you are ready for a casual or a dressy night out. Next time you are shopping for that hard to buy for dog lover, or if you just want something fun for yourself, consider showing your love for your dog with some elegant dog lover jewelry.

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Reduce Unwanted Pet Hair With The Furminator

August 7, 2009 By heather Leave a Comment

Shedding in your dog can be drastically reduced by using the Furminator. Any one who owns a breed of dog that sheds can identify with stray pet hairs on your clothes and furniture.

How many times have you gotten all dressed up to go somewhere and before you leave the house, you have to roll the lint roller over yourself to eliminate unwanted pet hairs from tagging along? The Furminator is your answer to ridding yourself and your home of these unwanted pet hairs. This amazing tool was developed by a pet groomer and comes in several different sizes to match your dog. Without harming the top coat, the Furminator quickly and efficiently removes the undercoat, thus reducing the amount of hair your pet will eventually shed. I have used this wonderful tool on all of my dogs, as well as my cats and horses. It does a wonderful job of removing that loose undercoat and leaving the top coat smooth and silky.

The Furminator is the only tool you will need to keep your environment free of unwanted pet hairs. Now when guests arrive unexpectedly, you will have peace of mind knowing that your couch and recliner are not covered in dog hair! Save money on having your dog professionally groomed; buy a Furminator and easily do the job yourself. This tool works well on short haired breeds of dogs like Labradors, as well as dogs with heavier coats like the Golden Retrievers.

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Groom Your Dog Easily With The Furejector

August 5, 2009 By heather Leave a Comment

What could be better than the Furminator? The Furejector! Grooming our dogs has just gotten easier than ever. I absolutely love my Furminator for removing the loose undercoat that accompanies seasonal shedding in my Border Collie. Pepper can be a difficult dog to groom as she is always ready to work. Trying to hang on to her with one hand and remove the build up of hair from the Furminator with the other hand is a challenge! Now the makers of the Furminator have solved my problem with the all new Furejector. With a handy push button I can quickly clear the hair from the Furejector without Pepper getting away. This convenient button also helps to keep her hair out of my face; since I don’t ever have to touch the hair on the Furejector, it won’t be clinging to my hand when my nose itches!

This awesome tool works just like the earlier version reducing shedding by 90%. It removes the loose undercoat hair and leaves the top coat unharmed. With a distinctive stainless steel blade, the Furejector is big enough for the larger dogs and still small enough for smaller breeds of dogs, as well as cats. Guaranteed to work far better than any ordinary brush, the Furejector can be used on both long and short haired breeds. Grooming Pepper just got a lot easier with the invention of the Furejector!

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Just Bobbing Along: Amusing Your Friends With A Bobblehead Dog

July 21, 2009 By drdawg Leave a Comment

Amuse your friends with a dog bobblehead bobbing along on your desk. These desktop toys will help break the monotony of a long day at work. Since there are many different breeds depicted with a bobblehead dog, why not buy one for yourself as well as your dog loving friends? The heads of these adorable nodders are spring mounted and bob with the slightest touch. If there is a collector you know who loves dogs, these toys would be a great gift. Maybe you would even want to start collecting them yourself!

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German Shepherd Bobble Head

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Boston Terriers, Siberian Huskies or West Highlands, you can find a bobblehead dog for these breeds and many other breeds of dogs. These desktop toys don’t just show off your favorite breed of dog they can also represent work or hobbies. Show your appreciation to your favorite waitress or chef with a fun bobbing dog depicting their job. Love dogs and golf? Combine both passions with a golfing dog nodding wisely and imprinted with a humorous golf saying. Nodding dogs can be given to the hard working firefighters and policeman in your community for a fun retirement gift, reminding them of their hard work and dedication.

These desktop dogs are both endearing to your heart and entertaining as well. Throw a birthday party for your favorite canine pal and send dog bobbleheads home with the guests; they will be a unique party favor. All of these wonderful dog bobbleheads and many other heartwarming dog gifts, dog toys and apparel can be found at www.luvurdog.com .

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