Archive for September, 2009
« Previous EntriesHappy Birthday To Me!
Submitted by Miniature Yorkshire Terrier Blog
This past weekend was my 2nd Big Birthday!
And my 2 dad’s were in Atlantic City, so I got to stay
with my favorite friends Jeff and Andi.
So they treated me to a special birthday party
and friends came to wish me well.
IT WAS BIG FUN!
(PS - Jeff has a dog [...]
Pet Blessings and Free Charm Special offer
Submitted by Big Paw Designs Blog
Woof!
In honor of Pet Blessings Day around the country……Big Paw Designs is offering a special deal.
Now through 10/4 if you buy a Paw Cross Charm, Blessed Dog Charm or Blessed Cat charm – you get a FREE Paw Cross Charm. Just put a note in the comments of your order [...]
Understanding Labrador Retrievers: When Labs Become Destructive
Submitted by Natural Pet Health Blog
The difference between a good Labrador Retriever owner and a disastrous one depends on whether or not that person leads an active lifestyle. To put it in simple terms, labs were bred to be extremely active when in the company of hunters, from dawn to dusk. They used to run, [...]
Barking Problems How To Handle A Puppy That Barks
Submitted by Natural Pet Health Blog
Barking Problems How To Handle A Puppy That Barks For Attention
For any new dog owner, handling all of the loud barking of a new puppy can be quite an unnerving experience. Most new dog owners are not prepared for the intense amount of barking and yelping that young puppies start [...]
Dogs & Drugs: Why Sedatives & Tranquilizers May Put Your Dog at Risk
Submitted by Natural Pet Health Blog
Dogs & Drugs: Why Sedatives & Tranquilizers May Put Your Dog To Sleep… Forever!
As far as I know, pets aren’t smoking or drinking…
…not yet, anyways.
But I hear they’re becoming regular pill-poppers!
What???
A recent report from Colorado State University noted that drug abuse among pets is becoming a serious problem. We know [...]
How To Give Your Dog The Exercise He Needs To Stay Happy And Healthy - Without Overdoing It
Submitted by Healthy Pets Blog
In this article, “How To Give Your Dog The Exercise He Needs To Stay Happy And Healthy - Without Overdoing It”, you will be presented with some tips and techniques on how to develop an appropriate dog exercise for you and your canine.
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One of the factors one has to consider when [...]
Toy Poodle (Toy Group)
Submitted by The Cat/Dog Log Blog
Considered to be one of the smartest and intelligent (if not the most intelligent) dog breeds today, the Toy Poodle is an absolute loving and affectionate member of the Toy Group. They are easy to train, make excellent watchdogs, and sensitive to their owner’s needs. Lively and responsive, the Toy [...]
Kids & Puppies Rules To Follow When Bringing Home Your Child’s First Puppy
Submitted by The Cat/Dog Log Blog
I can still remember the very first day that my Mom and Dad brought home a new puppy for my brothers and myself. It was probably the most exciting day of my life and the very first time that I fell in love with my pet dog. His name was [...]
Dogs & Cats Can Your Dog And Cat Ever Become Friends?
Submitted by The Cat/Dog Log Blog
Cats and dogs are notoriously famous for being thought of as arch enemies. From cartoons to movies, they are always being depicted as two animals that are always at each other’s throats. This makes it easy to assume that they are not meant to get along. However, there is a [...]
The Cardigan Welsh Corgi
Submitted by Big Paw Designs Blog
The Cardigan Welsh Corgi, unlike the Pembroke Corgi, possesses a tail, and is the older of the two Corgi breeds. These dogs are thought to be one of the earliest breeds in the British Isles, where they were used to drive livestock by nipping at their heels. This instinct is [...]
Tibetan Terrier (Non-Sporting Group)
Submitted by Natural Pet Health Blog
The Tibetan Terrier is an all-purpose dog and a proud member of the Non-Sporting Group. They have an adorable, shaggy appearance, with a square proportion, and although compact in size – maintains physical power and muscularity. They stand at approximately 15 to 16 inches and weigh anywhere from 18 to [...]
Home Dangers Have You Puppy-Proofed Your Home Lately?
Submitted by Natural Pet Health Blog
If you have an adorable little puppy running around the house, the last thing you want to see is an accident where the little guy gets cut, poisoned, or stepped on. However, accidents do happen and you should be prepared. Better yet, it is best if you practice safety prevention [...]
Your Dog Is Older Now, So TreatHim With More Respect & Understanding
Submitted by Natural Pet Health Blog
Your Dog Is Older Now, So Treat Him With More Respect & Understanding
You give your dog food and shelter in order to keep him alive. But there are three other things that he needs in order to stay healthy, happy, and improve the quality of his life. First, he needs [...]
Tibetan Spaniel (Non-Sporting Group)
Submitted by Natural Pet Health Blog
The Tibetan Spaniel is a feisty and playful member of the Non-Sporting Group. Small in stature, but tall in personality, the Tibetan has a maximum height of 10 inches and weighs anywhere from 9 to 15 pounds. The body is slightly longer than it is tall, and the face of [...]
Puppies The Problem With Raising Two Or More Puppies
Submitted by Natural Pet Health Blog
Puppies The Problem With Raising Two Or More Puppies Of The Same Age
When looking for a new puppy and attempting to decide which pick of the litter is best for you, there may be a time when you can’t choose just one. However, you may want to consider the pros [...]
What To Do When Your Dog Is Being Bullied
Submitted by Natural Pet Health Blog
Dog Behavior – What To Do When Your Dog Is Being Bullied
What are the signs of dog bullying and how can you prevent your dog from being bullied by other dogs?
There are dogs out there that bully other dogs when in a doggie environment, such as a dog park, dog [...]
Our Blog is Moving…..
Submitted by The Cat/Dog Log Blog
Starting today, The Cat/Dog Log is being combined with our other blog, “Living Well Naturally.” We will continue posting “Mad Dog Monday”, Wild Cat Wednesday,” and other topics of concern to pet owners at the new location, so we hope you’ll join us there.
If you previously had us marked as [...]
Wild Cat Wednesday #17
Submitted by The Cat/Dog Log Blog
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Tibetan Mastiff (Working Group)
Submitted by Natural Pet Health Blog
The Tibetan Mastiff has long been held in high regards as a protector and courageous watchdog. An independent and strong-willed, this dog is very territorial and aggressive towards strange people and unfamiliar dogs. They are highly devoted to its family and must be socialized from an early age around people [...]
Dogs & Babies How To Handle Your Jealous Puppy
Submitted by Natural Pet Health Blog
Dogs & Babies How To Handle Your Jealous Puppy When The New Baby Arrives
If you’ve had a puppy for sometime now, then you probably realize just how much he loves being the center of attention. Unfortunately, when a family suddenly gives birth to a new baby, this may create a [...]
Dog Tricks – Find The Object, A Cool And Helpful Trick To Teach Your Dog
Submitted by Natural Pet Health Blog
Dog Tricks – Find The Object, A Cool And Helpful Trick To Teach Your Dog
Training your dog to learn new tricks stimulates his mind, increases its ability to analyze information, all the while giving you more knowledge of how your dog’s brain works. In addition, teaching him how to do [...]
Sussex Spaniel (Sporting Group)
Submitted by Natural Pet Health Blog
The Sussex Spaniel is one of the more easy-going members of the spaniel family, so long as they receive plenty of affection. A bit aloof and laid back, yet always ready for the chance to go bird hunting, this breed can live quite comfortably in both large properties or small [...]
Standard Schnauzer (Working Group)
Submitted by Natural Pet Health Blog
The Standard Schnauzer is one of the most dependable watch dogs a family could own. Extremely bold and very intelligent, this breed also makes the perfect pet for any dog owner that has a firm grip on training and lives an active lifestyle. The Standard Schnauzer tends to be on [...]
Dog Training Methods: How Dog Training Has Evolved
Submitted by Natural Pet Health Blog
Dog Training Methods: How Dog Training Has Evolved Over The Last Few Decades
When you look down at your brand new, small and tender puppy peacefully sleeping in its little bed, it’s hard to think that in just two to three months it may grow to be 40, 50, or even [...]
3 Ways To Help Your Puppy Adjust To Your Newborn Baby
Submitted by Natural Pet Health Blog
3 Ways To Help Your Puppy Adjust To Your Newborn Baby
Are you having a new baby soon? Congratulations! Bringing a brand new son or daughter into this world is one of life’s greatest pleasures. Your baby is going to make a life-changing addition to your house.
And when you already have [...]
