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Choosing The Best Dog Collar

By Doggy Steps on Thursday, February 18th, 2010 | No Comments

Typically, your pet’s veterinarian or trainer can recommend the best dog collar that you should use for your particular size and breed of dog. However, knowing what different types of dog collars are available on the market today can help you decide on your own what is best for your pooch. There are three popular collars dog owners choose, based on use and functionality.

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Dog Traiing – Dogs Hit by Cars

By Dog Lover on Saturday, January 9th, 2010 | No Comments

Your dog may be the best trained dog in the world, understand your commands perfectly, and you may think that your dog understands the roads and can cope with cars well, but there is always a chance your dog could get knocked over by a car and knowing what to do in this situation is vital.

As stated above, you may think your dog is well suited to roads and can avoid cars and know when and where to cross the road, but from a dogs perspective this is all guess work and learnt from previous situations and near misses. Even after many years of crossing roads and viewing cars, dogs can still get caught up in situations that are dangerous and harmful.

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THE DECORATIVE DEERHOUND.

By Doggy Steps on Wednesday, December 30th, 2009 | No Comments

The Deerhound is one of the most decorative of dogs, impressively stately and picturesque wherever he is seen, whether or not or not it’s amid the environment of the baronial hall, reclining at luxurious length before the open fireplace within the fitful lightweight of the log hearth that glints on polished armour and tarnished tapestry; out within the open, straining at the leash as he scents the dewy air, or gracefully bounding over the purple of his native hills. Grace and majesty are in his each movement and angle, and even to the most prosaic mind there’s regarding him the inseparable glamour of feudal romance and poetry.

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THE COLLIE DOG.

By Doggy Steps on Wednesday, December 30th, 2009 | No Comments

The Collie dog makes an wonderful sporting dog, and will be taught to try and do the work of the Pointer and therefore the Setter, with that of the Water Spaniel and also the Retriever. He can be trained to perform the duties of alternative breeds.  He’s clever at looking, having an glorious nose, may be a smart vermin-killer, and a most faithful watch, guard, and companion.

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Preventing Your Dog from Eating Their Stools

By Doggy Steps on Monday, December 28th, 2009 | No Comments

There are quite a few complaints from pet owners about their dogs eating feces. This habit is also called coprophagia and this means eating of feces by an animal. This bad habit could be a result of many factors like pancreatic insufficiency, digestive diseases, disorders such as malabsorption of food particles, over-feeding, under-feeding, fatty foods that are rich in saturated oils, anxiety or stress. Nevertheless, there are various studies regarding the absolute cause of this canine issue.

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Lhasa Apso Dogs – The Authoritative Facts!

By Doggy Steps on Sunday, December 20th, 2009 | No Comments

Let’s  discuss the breed  standard of the popular and gorgeous Lhasa Apso shall we?

The Lhasa Apso is shown in the Non-Sporting Dog group, and is easily recognized by their distinctive coat and the medium small stocky body.

The average Lhaso Apso weighs between thirteen and fifteen pounds or six to seven kilograms.

While there are some slight variations between different judging bodies, the following is a guideline for the Lhasa Apso breed standards, based on the information provided by the American Kennel Club.

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Costumes For Your Dog

By Doggy Steps on Monday, December 14th, 2009 | No Comments

Dressing up for Halloween is not exclusively for adults as well as kids. At present there are pet owners, who decide on large dog Halloween costumes. This is certainly an activity that you can enjoy as a dog owner. You can make your dog seem frightening or adorable this Halloween. If you are planning to dress up this Halloween, then your dog ought to be included in the fun. You can have your pet to go trick or treating in large dog Halloween costumes. You can be certain that your neighbors would add more treat witnessing your dog.

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