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PUPPY SCHOOL IS A CRUCIAL PART OF YOUR PUPS DEVELOPMENT AND CAN BE COMPARED TO PLAY AND NURSERY SCHOOL FOR TODDLERS. MAKE SURE THE ONE YOU CHOOSE HAS QUALIFIED INSTRUCTORS! SEE OUR LISTS OF RECOMMENDED PUPPY SCHOOLS
The Grumpy Old Dog Lady
a fabulous series of Vlogs (short video on various topics) which are both educational, entertaining,and,on occasion, controversial - by senior behaviourist Kathy Clayton - Enjoy - link |
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Did you know that the setting, shape, and size of the dog tail are markers of your mutt’s rather intriguing gene pool.?Combinations make it even more fascinating.
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Not wording you would imagine goes together, however it does happen, especially when the alcohol tends to be sweet tasting! This article gives you the signs of ingestion as well as the ethanol concentration in drinks and household products.
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Providing a peaceful, pain-free and compassionate bereavement for a pet that has a questionable future is the most humane decision you can make, although one of the most difficult and emotional.
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It is amazing how much blood can come from a nail bleed, plus it can be frightening, especially if it does not seem to want to stop! Here are some tips so you know what to do if it happens to you.
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Unfortunately, the ‘Stillness’ is one of the most common signs that is misunderstood by owners, and when the dog does react and bites, it is often said that ‘the bite came out of nowhere’!
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Happy Tails is the only website in SA bringing you incredible and heart-warming animal stories with happy endings.
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The old myth that you multiply the dog's age by 7 to figure out how old they are, is just that - a myth! Find out how it really works.
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Often, there’s such a focus on how service dogs help humans with special needs that it’s easy to forget that humans can do the same for dogs.
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If your dog does choke on something it chews (and we know this can happen!), then important you know how to perform the Heimlich Maneuver.
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Why do dogs don this eclectic assortment of culinary cravings? If it smells edible, the rule is “eat first and ask questions later.” Find out what to do.
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Dog play, especially between young pups can look really scary - find out if it is play or not.
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If you see what they looked like 100 years ago, and what some of the breeds look like now, would be a good idea for humans to leave nature alone!
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Dog Behaviour Sprays
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