Dog Grooming

Articles in Dog Grooming

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A dog's nails must be trimmed regularly. Once you get the hang of it, a doggie pedicure takes only a few moments and will leave your dog looking great. Follow these directions... more »
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Perhaps the most unpleasant task for a dog owner occurs during the grooming process. Expressing the anal glands of a dog can be difficult and downright disgusting, but proper care of these anal glands on a regular basis can prevent health ... more »
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Ever wondered how the groomer gets that fabulously fluffy look on your poodle? Wish you could do it at home? Well here's how... more »
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Have you tried giving your dog a bath and ended up in the tub from all the fidgeting? Here's a few easy tips to keep yourself dry while keeping your dog or puppy clean... more »
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The even-tempered boxer is an easy dog to groom. These medium-sized dogs have double, extremely short-haired coats. Their shiny, smooth coats lie flat and tight and appear in colors of brindle, fawn and red, with white markings around the ... more »
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The Great Pyreneese is a majestic breed. The brilliant white coat, and elegant appearance of this breed can be maintained by following these grooming tips... more »
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Norwich Terriers are tiny, compactly built dogs with tiny, yet strong, legs. They are outgoing, headstrong dogs that seem to think they are ten times as large as they are. Norwich Terriers have straight, wiry coats which come in a variety of ... more »
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The Standard Poodle has a voluminous, wiry, curly coat. Although the stereotypical poodle is snow-white in color, they come in other colors such as brown and black. Poodles are distinguished and aristocratic in manner and you should make sure to ... more »
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Shetland Sheepdogs, or Shelties, are a descendant of the Border Collie of Scotland and are almost a perfect miniature of the modern Collie. They have a long, thick double coat that is somewhat coarse and wiry on top and soft underneath. They ... more »
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If you don't like to wash your dog in your own bath tub, here's an easy way to wash him outdoors... more »
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Though you'll find sprays and rinses at pet stores for removing skunk stinks, you rarely have the luxury of running to the store when a skunk strikes. Battle the odor with this homemade remedy... more »
By Lynn Lecours 0 comments
When Fido tangles with our cute little white striped friends, he will lose every time when he returns home to his owner. But don't worry, removing the smell isn't as hard as you might think. The process is inconvenient, messy and annoying, but ... more »
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Ticks thrive in woody, grassy and brushy areas and carry diseases such as Rocky Mountain spotted fever and Lyme disease. That's why it's essential to keep them off your pet. Here are a few steps to ensure your pet is tick free... more »
By Christina Ellis 1 comments
Fleas can be nasty little buggers and getting rid of them sometimes seems futile. Here is a natural remedy that is safe for pets and children alike... more »
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You may want to shave your dog for a number of reasons. Perhaps his long hair makes him uncomfortable on hot summer days or he is going through a period of heavy shedding and you want to alleviate the mess. Before you grab those clippers, here ... more »
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Dog's anal glands can get impacted. You often see this when they wipe themselves onto the carpet out of discomfort and trying to relieve this feeling. It is costly and annoying having to take them into the vet only to pay 30.00 or more each time ... more »
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Shake! Good boy! I'll teach you how to teach your dog!.. more »
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Do you like to walk along with your dog? Or you just like to walk with your other pets? If you have some but if none then you can just jog by yourself or your partner. Dog walking is like a regular exercise for you and for your dog. And why do ... more »
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Regular grooming not only keeps your dog looking lovely, it's also a great time to bond. A complete grooming kit will contain brushes, combs, clippers, and tools to help you care for your dog's nails, ears and teeth... more »
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There are many things that can irritate your dog's eyes. When he puts his head out the car window, he can pick up dust. He may get his eye scratched by another pet. Most eye infections are caused by bacteria and can be treated with antibiotic ... more »
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Cardigan Welsh Corgis are the descendants of Swedish Vallhunds which the Vikings brought to Wales in the 800s. They are gentle, good natured animals with a loyal and obedient temperament. They are eager to please and respond well to considerate, ... more »
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Cavalier King Charles Spaniels are proud, happy little dogs. They are gentle and friendly, and are active companions. They are intelligent and are trainable when the owner uses gentle methods. They get along with other dogs and pets and are ... more »
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The Pekingese is a small dog which belongs to the Toy Group. They have a long, double coat with lots of feathering. The undercoat is soft and dense like a cushion. Pekingese require a full grooming every 4 to 8 weeks and a general grooming twice ... more »
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If your dog lives in the house, you may notice a somewhat unpleasant "doggy" smell at times. To eliminate the odor problem and make your dog smell as fresh as a daisy, you can mix up some natural dog odor spray. It has no chemicals, and is ... more »
By MIEL 0 comments
My one and a half yellow lab is suffering from severe food allergies. He has rashes, dry skin, dandruff and a habit of making them all worse, by licking nonstop! I have been to his vet many times and spent countless dollars trying to figure out ... more »