It starts with you noticing little changes in your pet. It’s subtle, but you know him so well, you’re sure something’s going on. When he gets up from his nap, his joints seem a little bit stiffer. You go for your daily walk in the park and it’s clear he’s not going to win any […]
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A friendly pet is a joy, but a dog that growls, snaps and has an aggressive personality is a danger to everyone with whom he comes in contact. There are many reasons why your dog might show a rough exterior, but there is no reason to excuse a family pet who growls, snarls or bites
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Puppies are born with their eye closed, they don’t ask question, and they don’t get lessons from private tutors. They have to figure out the world the minute they take their first breaths. Using their super – sleuth noses, puppies soon sniff out where mom keeps the food. All it takes is practice. Puppies are
Teaching your dog advanced skills is not easy to learn from books or mere observation. It takes a school or a teacher trained in the task to show you how to prepare your dog properly. To find a reputable training school or professional dog trainer in your area, ask your vet, other dog – owning
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Communicating with a dog often comes naturally to kids, but adults find it harder, say Amy Ammen, director of Amiable dog training, host of “Amiable dog training with Amy Ammen” on MATA television in Milwaukee, and author of training in no time and dual ring dog. As we get older, we rely on more words
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Your dog needs a supply of certain nutrients. They help her to grow and they keep her immune system in good working order so she can generally get along in the healthy, energetic way she likes. The six basic nutrients that all living things need – and that include dogs – are clean water, proteins,
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Breed : Sporting Weight: Male: 70; Female: 60 lbs Height: Male: 27; Female: 25 inches Color(s): Mahogany or rich chestnut red Irish Setter Breed Information: The Irish Setter, also known as Red Setter, is a robust and brainy dog, always active. It is a breed of gun dog and family dog and is strong
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Breed : Not Akc Recognized Weight: Male: 77-99; Female: 66-88 lbs Height: Male: 24; Female: 22.5 inches Color(s): Black, tan, white, gray. May be solid or a blending of the colors. Illyrian Sheepdog Breed Information: Illyrian Sheepdog is better known as Saplaninac and may also be referred to as Yugoslav Shepherd or Illyrian Shepherd
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Breed : Not Akc Recognized Weight: Male: 75-110; Female: 60-90 lbs Height: Male: 23-27; Female: 20-24 inches Color(s): Yellow, fawn, wolfgray, brindle; white markings, black mask Estrela Mountain Dog Breed Information: The Estrela Mountain Dog originates from Portugal and is said to be amongst the oldest dogs breeds there and
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Breed : Non-Sporting Weight: Toy: 6-10; Miniature: 10-20; Standard: 18-35 lbs Height: Toy: 9-12; Miniature: 12-15; Standard: 15-19 inches Color(s): White; white with biscuit cream Eskimo Dog Breed Information: This breed of dogs is a lively, good natured and ever ready to please, hailing from Germany, it belongs to the Spitz
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