Relating to Dogs

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By Melissa Maroff 0 comments
Face it. You can't be with your dog every waking minute. You may have to leave the house every once in a while. Many dogs experience separation anxiety...and even the ones who don't might get into mischief too. There are ways to make being alone ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Like humans, dogs can be plagued by anxiety disorders. Separation anxiety is a common type of disorder, but many dogs get anxious over loud noises and strange people as well. In order to ease your dog's fears, you need to figure out what causes ... more »
By alexagape 4 comments
Summer is here and you want to enjoy it with your dog. My idea will have you enjoying it all summer long... more »
By Carol Tilley-Williams 0 comments
Just as our dietary and health needs change as we get older, so do those of our beloved dogs. Incorporating a few changes to your dog's diet can have tremendous health benefits for your best pal... more »
By Melissa Maroff 1 comments
So, you’d like to meet your best friend and grab a bite. But you’d also like to bring along your other best friend…except that one has a tail and four legs. Many restaurants with outdoor patios allow dogs, but not all. So you’ll want to do a ... more »
By Eric Letendre 1 comments
As a former Animal Control Officer we often gave advice to pet owners that had lost their dog or cat. The most important step is to take action fast. Here are some steps to follow... more »
By ctmem 0 comments
"Mom, can we get a dog," said my daughter right before my son shouted out "Dad, can we keep the cat?" Choosing a pet can and most likely be one of the most rewarding choices you make. It is a choice that comes with much ... more »
By Melissa Maroff 0 comments
Has your dog completely lost interest in the dog food he used to love or dog food in general? There are a variety of reasons why a dog might become finicky and there are just as many ways to get him to eat. Here are some tricks to try out on your ... more »
By MacDonald 3 comments
Yuck! Dog poop on the soles of your shoes is not only smelly and gross, it is not something you want tracking into the house. Those of us with multiple dogs have learned a trick or two about cleaning dog poop out of the soles of our shoes... more »
By emmabushyo 0 comments
Fleas. No fun. Who wants them pestering their pet or taking over their house? Nobody... more »
By Kristie Leong M.D. 1 comments
We tend to think of dogs as being voracious eaters who will devour every edible item offered to them. This isn't always the case. There are some finicky dog eaters who can make feeding time a real challenge. If your dog's finicky eating has ... more »
By pigs4fun 0 comments
Every pet desires to be in a family that will include them in the Holiday Events. This simple recipe can be included in your baking list to make fido feel like one of the gang. We all just want to fit in... more »
By kkbandzak 0 comments
Have you ever tried to give your dog medicine and it just won't take it well i have an almost fool proof way to give your dog medicine... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 2 comments
Lhasa apsos are intelligent, devoted and compassionate dogs. The biggest challenge in caring for them involves grooming the dense coat, which requires regular brushing and bathing... more »
By Melissa Maroff 4 comments
Anyone who has ever had a dog has probably witnessed their dog having a nightmare--or wondered if it actually was a nightmare. Yes, dogs dream and therefore likely have nightmares--just like people. Well, not exactly like people. They’re probably ... more »
By Natalie Hernandez 1 comments
Children can play an important rule in helping animals of all kinds. Just because they are small it does not mean that they can not do anything. After all children are going to grow up and be in control of the country as time goes on, so ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 3 comments
Fear of loud noises is a common behavioral disorder in pets; the incidence varies within breeds and among individuals, and can be mild (trembling) or extreme (panic attacks, destructive behavior, running away) - which can result in injury or death... more »
By welch 4 comments
Start your free online petition this easy three step process to help stop animal abuse.. more »
By Melissa Maroff 3 comments
No—I haven't been saucing it up—I meant to say "yappy." A yappy hour is basically a happy hour that doesn't discriminate against canines. Yappy hours are a new trend that is becoming increasingly popular—it's a chance for dogs and their humans to ... more »
By Melissa Maroff 0 comments
You want to introduce a new pet member into the family. You’re very excited—but you’re not so sure how excited your current dog will be—however, there are ways to get him excited—well, at least tolerant of the new addition... more »
By Willi Galloway 1 comments
Backyard chickens are becoming popular pets from coast to coast. People keep chickens in Chicago, Seattle, Missoula, Montana and even New York City! Chickens are a great addition to organic gardens because they kill slugs with glee, produce tons ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 9 comments
Prepare yourself and your home so that your new dog can quickly become comfortable in his new abode... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 4 comments
Introducing your new baby to your dog is almost like bringing a baby home to a sibling ' if handled incorrectly, it can cause rivalry and hurt feelings. Take a few simple precautions, though, and your dog and your baby should eventually become ... more »
By Melissa Maroff 1 comments
There are a myriad of reasons to involve dogs in therapy work. Aside from curing loneliness and depression—regular visits from a lovable pooch can lower blood pressure, lower heart rates and ease the effects of Alzheimer’s among seniors. Special ... more »
By Melissa Maroff 5 comments
Dogs, just like their humans, can often get bored. Although they can’t pick up the New York Times Crossword Puzzle or knit a cool sweater (no fingers)--there are various ways to keep your canine occupied--and here are a few... more »