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  • How to Make Puppies' Ears Lay Down

    Some breeds of dogs naturally have floppy ears, which crease at the midpoint of the ear. Other breeds require a little guidance, as their ears may pop straight up, especially when they are...

  • Tips on Dog Grooming Styles

    Every dog has his own personality, just as every dog owner does. It is only natural for dog owners to want their four-legged companions to look as good as possible, and there are plenty of...

  • Professional Dog Grooming Tips

    You may already know the basics of dog grooming, but you're ready to take your dog's appearance one step further. Professional grooming means targeting the techniques to fit the breed standard for...

  • How to Trim a Small Breed Dog Toe Nails

    This article will help a beginner to experts how to trim their own dog toenails.

  • How to properly care for a Pug

    A Pug can be a great addition to most families, however they do require some special attention compared to other breeds of dogs. In this article you will learn how to manage the shedding, help...

  • How Often Should I Bathe My Dog?

    How often a dog needs a bath depends on the breed, environment, coat and existing skin issues. A veterinarian or breed-specific resource can guide you in determining your dog's needs.

  • How to Choose a Small, Nonshedding Dog Breed

    Are you looking for a small dog that won't cover your carpet with fur on a daily basis? A non shedding dog breed may be particularly important to you if you suffer from allergies. Most non...

  • How to Find a Good Dog Groomer

    Finding a good groomer is important for any dog owner. Every breed of dog should be brought to the groomer on a regular basis. Even a breed with a short coat like a Lab should go to a groomer four...

  • How to Groom a Sussex Spaniel

    Sussex Spaniels are large, sturdy dogs with a calm disposition. They are passionate about the hunt and sometimes bay when hunting. They are the only spaniel that is known to do this. Sussex...

  • How to Groom a Sealyham Terrier

    Sealyham Terriers are playful and fun, but not overly hyperactive. Although they are sometimes aggressive toward other dogs, they usually get along with fellow pets. They have long, hard coats of...

  • How to Groom a Saluki

    Salukis are a graceful and aristocratic breed. Other names for the breed are the Gazelle Hound, Arabian Hound, Persian Greyhound, Tanji and the Persian Sighthound. Their coat is silky and...

  • How to Groom a Spinone Italiano

    The Spinone Italiano is an ancient Italian breed which goes back to at least 500 B.C. Spinones are especially talented at hunting, pointing and retrieving. Their coats are wiry and...

  • How to Groom an Irish Terrier

    Irish Terriers are medium-sized dogs with a feisty and boisterous attitude, making them great companions for healthy, active children. They are similar in stature to the Wirehaired Fox Terrier,...

  • How to Groom a Miniature Bull Terrier

    The Miniature Bull Terrier goes by various names, including the English Bull Terrier and the Standard Bull Terrier. They have coats made up of very short, thick hair which comes in a variety of...

  • How to Groom an English Setter

    English Setters possess one of the most unique coats of any breed. The hair on the coat is smooth and soft to the touch, and is usually straight or slightly wavy. The coats are white with speckles...

  • How to Groom a Smoothhaired Fox Terrier

    Smooth Fox Terriers are a small but proud breed. They are a member of the Terrier family and were the first of this kind the American Kennel Club recognized as a breed. They have coats made up of...

  • How to Groom a Manchester Terrier

    The Manchester Terrier comes in two varieties: Toy and Standard. They are small, athletic, strong dogs with an eagerness to learn and an independent streak. Although strong-minded, they are very...

  • How to Groom an Old English Sheepdog

    Farmers began breeding Old English Sheepdogs in England's West Country because the dogs could herd their cattle to market and perform other similar tasks on the farm. Their main skills include...

  • How to Groom a Weimaraner

    Weimaraners present a picture of perfect elegance and stateliness. They are lithe and strong, full of energy and stamina. Weimaraners have a sleek and smooth gray coat that should appear glossy...

  • How to Groom a Finnish Spitz

    The American Kennel Club recognized the Finnish Spitz as a breed in 1987, and is a well known breed throughout Scandinavia. This dog is playful and friendly, and desires lots of attention from its...

  • How to Groom a Pharaoh Hound

    Pharaoh Hounds are slight, elegant sighthounds. The coat of the Pharaoh Hound is short and shiny, and usually red or tan with some white. A white tip on the dog's tail is a preferred marking. This...

  • How to Groom a Havanese

    Originally from Cuba, the Havanese are the descendants of a now-extinct breed called Blanquito de la Habana. Breeders crossed these dogs with French and German Poodles to create the modern day...

  • How to Groom a Scottish Deerhound

    The Scottish Deerhound is similar in general appearance to the Greyhound, but is larger and more muscular in stature. The coat of this dog is roughly 3 to 4 inches long, and Scottish Deerhounds...

  • How to Groom a Canaan Dog

    Canaan Dogs are reliable, capable workers. They are good at herding and tracking, and incredible trainable. Canaan Dogs are very independent minded, and excel at tasks which require them to solve...

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