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How to Train My Dog November 30, 2008 | By Amanda Fay Wilsley In Dog Tips | Comments(0) If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!by Amanda Fay Wilsley I adopted my dog Rosie from a local shelter. I believe in adopting adult dogs from shelters instead of buying a puppy, but that choice can sometimes be a challenge, to say the least. She had been abused by her previous owners, so she came with some built-in behavior problems that needed to be addre

Can Dog Baths Be Done Too Often? November 29, 2008 | By Donna Boras In Dog Tips | Comments(0) If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!by Donna Boras The problem with dog baths is that people tend to either do dog bathing too often or not enough. The rule of thumb is dog bathing should be done when needed. Your dog does not have to smell like a perfume bottle but also not like he just left the garbage dump either. If you keep your pet well groo

by Graham Williams All of us have done it. Our cute, little furry friend is practically smiling at us from beneath the kitchen table. Their ears are perked and their tail is waggling. We know what our dog wants. Just a tiny tidbit from dinner would be fabulous, right? What could it hurt? It is just a snack or two after all. Hold Fido’s ears he will not want to hear this. A dogs diet really should not contain table scraps. People food is just that…for people. A dogs nutritional needs are not t

Giving Your Pet A Proper Adoption November 29th, 2008 Powered By CbproAds Giving Your Pet A Proper Adoption There is a severe overpopulation of cats and dogs roaming the streets all over the world. Some animals that are not getting proper care and are being abused by their owners tend to escape from their mistreated homes and tend to wander off on their own. Because of this situation, there are now lots of domesticated animals that are caught and placed on animal shelters or dog pounds,

Despite the bleak economy, the American Pet Product Manufacturers Association estimates Americans will spend $43.4 billion this year on their pets.