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Category Archives: Dogs
Free To A Good Home: Part 2
Free To A Good Home: Part 2 Training The New Dog Owner What makes a dog learn? Why does he do the things he does? Attempting to break the family dog of bad habits can be frustrating without the knowledge … Continue reading
Posted in Dog Training, Dogs, Puppies, Training Tips
Tagged dog, dog owners, family dog, free to a good home, house training, housebreaking, mutt, teething, training new dog owner
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Dogs & Drugs
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 … Continue reading
Posted in Dogs, dogs health
Tagged canine, dog owners, Dogs, dogs and drugs, drug abuse, drugs, pets, pills, veterinarians
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Free To A Good Home: Part 1
Free To A Good Home: Part 1 Training The New Dog Owner The average American family consists of daddy, mommy, and 2.1 children. The “.1” must, of course, represent Buddy, the family dog. Buddy may have appeared, complete with a … Continue reading
Posted in Dogs, Puppies
Tagged Buddy, family dog, family pet, free, free to a good home, good home, household, pound, well-trained
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Dog Talk: Understand What Your Dog Is Saying 3,4,5
Dog Talk: Understand What Your Dog Is Saying Part 3 Most dog owners forget that the easiest way to bond with their pet, not to mention when also training the dog, is to understand basic dog language – body language, … Continue reading
Posted in Dogs
Tagged a dog's vocal sounds, body language, body movement, dog, dog language, dog talk, ears, eyes, pet, tail, what is a dog saying
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Brushes & Combs: The Right Brush
Brushes & Combs: What Is The Best Type Of Grooming Brush To Use On Your Dog? There are specific brushes and combs to use on dogs, all based according to what you need to accomplish. It’s not too different than … Continue reading
Posted in Dogs, Grooming, Puppies
Tagged brushes & combs, curly haired, curry brush, curry comb, double coated, dry brushing, fine haired, grooming brush, hair, heavy-coated, hound glove, long-haired, natural bristle, pin brush, slicker brush, teeth, Teri Champigny, The Puppy Blog
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Dog Talk: How To Understand What Your Dog Is “Saying”
Dog Talk: How To Understand What Your Dog Is “Saying” Part 1 Your dog has the ability to tell you exactly how he feels – whether he is happy, sad, bored, excited, disgusted, puzzled, confident, uneasy or frightened. The inconspicuous … Continue reading
Posted in animals, Dogs, Vet, Veterinarian
Tagged barking, body language, dog talk, domesticated dogs, dominant, pet, tail, Teri Champigny, The Puppy Blog, top dog, understanding your dog, veterinarians, wagging tail, wild dogs, wolves
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Raw Meat Instead Of Dog Food
Raw Meat Instead Of Dog Food Dogs were born and bred to eat raw meat. The very first dogs were capable predators, and still are today. If your dog was suddenly thrown out into the wild, his hunting and predatory … Continue reading
Posted in diet, dog food, dog health, Dog Training, Dogs, dogs health, obedience, Puppies, raw, raw dog food, raw meat, Training Tips
Tagged diet, dietary needs, dog food, dog food recipes, Dogs, homemade dog food, natural dog food, natural dog food recipes, raw meat, Teri Champigny, The Puppy Blog
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Common Signs of Dogs with Allergy Problems
Common Signs of Dogs with Allergy Problems Dogs and puppies get allergies just like people. They get many of the same symptoms that humans get. Many signs included watery eyes, coughing and sneezing, excessive scratching and biting, vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue, … Continue reading
Posted in dog health, Dogs, infections, medications, medicines, Puppies, Vet, Veterinarian
Tagged allergies, allergy problems, Dogs, Dogs & Puppy Adoptions, fleas and ticks, parasites, Puppies, puppy, symptoms, Teri Champigny, Teri's Dog Training Tips, The Puppy Blog, Veterinarian
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An Aniaml Shelter Story
A family run animal sanctuary in Birmingham, England’s story. Even though they love what they do, they feel that some people need to realise that a pet should be a long term commitment. They should not be seen as just … Continue reading
Posted in Animal Shelters, animals, Dogs, Puppies, rescue dogs
Tagged animal sanctuary, animals, attention, care, child, commitment, Dogs, family, love, Puppies, Puppy and Pooches, rewarding, Teri Champigny, Teri's Dog Training Tips
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Dealing With Foreign Bodies – Part 2
Dealing With Foreign Bodies Part 2 4. Stomach Large, smooth foreign bodies such as golf balls, stones, marbles and bones are the commonest foreign bodies to become arrested in the stomach. The dog may show various signs of distress, according … Continue reading
Posted in dog health, Dogs, dogs health, first-aid, Vet, Veterinarian
Tagged dealing with foreign bodies, Dogs, foreign bodies, intestines, rectum, stomach, Teri Champigny, Veterinarian
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