Relating to Dogs

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By MacDonald 3 comments
Many dogs dig because it was what they were bred to do. Most terriers and Daschunds dig out of hunting instinct. Some dogs dig craters in the yard when it gets hot because the freshly dug earth is cooler. Northern breeds like Huskies and ... more »
By pianistic 2 comments
Your dog is not breathing and you don't know if you can get them to the vet on time. Here is how you give a dog Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)... more »
By tommyboy2k 1 comments
I have lived in San Diego off and on for approximately 10 years. About a year ago my wife and I adopted a dog from the Helen Woodward Animal Center a unique non-profit organization in San Diego County that for over 30 years has been committed to ... more »
By Eric Letendre 1 comments
There are certain things that every dog owner should be careful of. In this article you'll learn the four things that you need to be aware of... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Building a loving and caring relationship with a new dog takes more than bringing the dog home, feeding the dog and providing a yard. By bonding with your new dog you will be able to develop a trusting and successful friendship with him... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 1 comments
So you're about to take a long trip and you can't bear the thought of leaving your dog at home or in the care of someone else. Don't fret. With today's airlines, dog travel is just another part of the friendly skies! Here are a few tips to help ... more »
By hottieballer 0 comments
You love your pet. It is like a child to you. But, you're getting stationed overseas and you don't know if or how you can bring it with you. There is no need to panic. With proper planning, you can make sure your loved one get to come too... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 2 comments
You've always wanted a Doberman puppy, but before you buy one, you must do your homework. Take your time selecting a breeder and know what to look for to ensure you're buying a healthy puppy. Here are some guidelines for buying a Doberman puppy... more »
By tlperl 2 comments
Since your dog spends a good chunk of his life turning around three times then sleeping, the right bed is essential for his comfort and well-being. And there are a lot of choices out there, from frou-frou to functional. You and your pooch can ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 2 comments
Anal glands really have no purpose in dogs. These archaic organs are located beneath the skin just inside the anal opening. The secretions that collect are very unpleasant and can cause problems and infection in the dog. Here is how to clean a ... more »
By Melissa Maroff 2 comments
Dogs are great and all--but if only they could learn to use the restroom and not have to do their business outside--or at least learn to clean up their own mess. But alas, it's our job. Here's how to do it... more »
By Eric Letendre 0 comments
Dogs display a wide range of behaviors. There are a lot of behaviors that we consider bad. Digging, jumping, biting, barking, stealing, housebreaking are just a few of the behaviors that we DON'T want our dogs to do. In order to live with our ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Dogs display aggression for many reasons. They can feel threatened when someone challenges their social status, when they are afraid and when they feel territorial or protective. Dogs display aggression by baring their teeth, snarling, barking or ... more »
By Wardpossy 1 comments
Why a Pet Can Die of Grief.. more »
By Kristie Leong M.D. 2 comments
Are you a hippie at heart? Do you want to share your message of peace and love? Why not start with your dog? Dogs enjoy being a reflection of their owners and a canine decked out in hippie attire will certainly make a statement. Here's how to ... more »
By Natalie Hernandez 0 comments
In order to end animal homelessness we all need to practice this simple step ... Spay or neuter your pet! It may sound like it is no big deal and you may think well I may want to breed my pet. Just think of it this way, for every cat or dog that ... more »
By only1special1 1 comments
Dog urine contains a high percentage of nitrogen, which will burn the grass and create brown spots on your lawn. Here are some ways to treat the spots and alternatives to keep your pet from ruining your lawn... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 1 comments
Administration of medication to a dog with a dropper is easily accomplished following the directions below. Liquid medication is normally reserved for use in small dogs... more »
By wildanimalmad 0 comments
Here's how to give a dog a name..... more »
By mchill2 0 comments
Bulldogs enjoy being groomed (except for the nail trimming), and most love taking a bath. The Bulldog has a smooth, short coat and is naturally a reasonably clean dog. Because of his short fine coat, many people think that grooming is not ... more »
By AuntPhyl 0 comments
Cleaning dog poop from your back yard is not a fun chore. It is necessary for the 3-S factor: S-1 is for sanitation. Dog poop draws flies that raise their families in the dog muck. S-2 is the smell. Dog poop stinks, ruining the general ... more »
By Melissa Maroff 0 comments
Dogs won't grieve the loss of a family pet like humans, however, for some it may take adusting. And as with humans, some will take longer than others. But however long it takes, there are ways to help them through and these tips should get you ... more »
By Juliet Johnson Johnson 0 comments
A house with a white picket fence, kids and dogs playing in the yard, that's the American Dream, right? Maybe at your house the dream is a little skewed because your dog is scared of your kids, or isn't crazy about interacting with them. Here are ... more »
By Kristie Leong M.D. 0 comments
Is it time to celebrate your dog's birthday? Why not make is special by hosting a birthday party for dogs... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 54 comments
A puppy isn't born knowing that your carpet is not an acceptable place to relieve himself. You are going to have to show it the ropes and train the puppy to hold it until it's time for a walk outside or playtime in the backyard. Here's a ... more »