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Introducing Your Dog To Your New Baby
When your dog meets baby, what you should do to prepare for this meeting? Here are some tips that should make your dog more comfortable around your new baby.
10 New Year's Resolutions For Dog Owners
If you're a dog owner, then adding one or more of these resolutions to your own list of New Year's resolutions will ensure a longer, happier life for you and your dog. What are your New Year's resolutions this year?
Do NOT Bring A New Dog Home Until You Watch These Cesar Millan DVDs!
These 3 videos contain information that is helpful for new dog owners as well as lifelong dog owners -- like myself. I learned so much from these DVDs... and I've had dogs all my life! I predict these Cesar Millan DVDs will be a lifesaver for lots of dog owners -- especially those who have reached their peak level of frustration and don't know where else to turn.
Therapy Dogs - Does Your Dog Have What It Takes To Get Therapy Dog Certification?
If you've always thought that your dog would make a good therapy dog, here are some things to think about -- plus a listing of the requirements for dogs and owners to become volunteers and therapy dogs.
Did You Know You Can 'Spin' Your Dog's Fur Into Something Meaningful?
With as little as 1 ounce of your dog's fur -- acquired when brushing your pet -- Furever Creations will spin that fur into a personalized item of your choosing. What better way to memorialize your beloved dog?
How To Find A Pet-Friendly Apartment Or House For Rent
Here are some helpful resources for dog owners who are looking for an affordable house or apartment to rent. Plus, some tips for persuading your landlord to accept your pet.
QUICK POLL: Big Dog or Little Dog? Male Dog or Female Dog?
A quick question: Have you mostly had little female dogs? Little male dogs? Big female dogs? Or big male dogs? Or, have you had a little bit of everything, in which case 'Both sizes' or 'Both genders' would be the appropriate answer. I'm simply wondering what most people's preferences are when it comes to choosing a dog and if they notice any obvious trends in those choices.
How To 'Read' Your Dog's Tail-Wagging Behavior
A study of dogs has revealed that a dog wags its tail to the left when they are fearful or anxious. A dog wags its tail to the right when they are attracted to something or happy. See a video of a dog's tail-wagging behavior and view details of the study here.
