August 26, 2009
All About Owning a Dog - What You Need to Know
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Owning a dog is very rewarding and brilliant fun, but how do we really know if we are dealing with our pet dogs correctly? Many owners often make the mistake of treating their dogs like children or ‘mini-adults’, forgetting that the important ‘doggy-ness’ of a dog is what makes them fantastic pets in the first place. Looking from the dog’s angle, being a pet actually means that they need to learn a huge range of skills, which are often far more than the average working dog will ever need, and this is something that us human owners don’t always appreciate.
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August 26, 2009
Dog Grooming Bath
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Pet hygiene is essential for human and animal health and wellness. Bathing makes an important stage of a dog’s grooming routine and it can be performed weekly or monthly, depending on the case. Shampoo and water are bliss and any dog grooming bath is a great occasion to brush the pet’s hair, clean its ears and eyes and trim the nails.
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August 26, 2009
The Lovable Maltese Terrier
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The Maltese Terrier is one of the many breeds related to the Bichon Frise, and it is one of the older of the breeds of European toy dogs. It is a compact and small dog, with long, silky white hair. You will need to brush your Maltese every day, to keep his long hair from becoming matted. You must take care to be very gentle with his hair.
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August 26, 2009
Dog Leash Training - Find Answers to Your Leash Training Questions
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Leash training dogs can be seen as unimportant by new dog owners. While getting your puppy or adult dog used to being on leash is fairly quick and simple, taking the time to properly train your dog to behave and walk politely while on a leash will result in great advantages in the near future, especially if your puppy is expected to weigh 50 pounds or more.
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