Relating to Dogs

How to treat your dog’s dry and flaky skin from the inside out and the outside naturally

By jennandmark

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Most of us that have pets consider them part of the family, one of the kids. Just like kids, they sometimes need some extra care besides the usual water, feeding, and walking. Anyone who how has a lab knows that they are prone to dry and flaky ... more »

How to Trim Your Dog’s Nails

By michaelgavin

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Trimming your dog’s nails is an important part of dog grooming. If you allow your dog’s nails to grow too long they can accidentally scratch you or your children, as well as damage your flooring and carpeting. Easily trim your dog’s nails by ... more »

How to Understand Dog Speak

By Kristie Leong M.D.

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Do you ever wish your dog could communicate with you? The fact is your dog is talking to you all the time only he speaks with his own special form of “dog speak” that's not so hard to interpret once you understand it. Dog speak manifests itself ... more »

How to Use a Buster Cube to Mentally Exercise Your Dog

By Eric Letendre

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Dogs spend a lot of time without their owners. As we go off to work, our dogs spend the day waiting for us to come home. There are some great toys that keep your dog occupied. One of the best is a Buster Cube. It is one of my favorite dog toys ... more »

How to Use Different Collars for Your Dog

By Gardengates

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Some dog collars are pretty. Some are ideal for training. Some are handy for adding attachments. Others can save owners from getting hurt. Here is an overview on some of the collars you can get for your dog... more »

How to Use Pet Funeral Services

By *01 WriterGig

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There are pet funeral services available for bereaved pet owners after the loss of their beloved dog, cat or other animal. Your options vary depending on where you are and what is near you, but all pet owners can find closure after a loved pet's ... more »

How to Use Pet Microchips

By eHow Pets Editor

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Losing a pet is a big fear of many pet owners. It is estimated that 1 in 3 pets will either run away or become lost. Luckily, pet microchips are available to help re-unite pet and owner. Pet microchips are not expensive; in fact the typical ... more »

How to Use the Right Treats to Train Your Dog

By Eric Letendre

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Training your dog requires motivation. Find the right motivation and you can train your dog to do just about anything. In this article you'll learn what treats to use and why... more »

How to Vacation With a Dog in Key West

By Melissa Maroff

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The southernmost point in the continental United States also happens to be commonly known as the pet-friendliest city in the U.S. From lodging and restaurants to both indoor and outdoor activities--Key West is a laid-back island oasis for both ... more »

How to Visit the Elderly With a Dog

By Melissa Maroff

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Are you trying to think of a way to brighten the day and bring cheer to residents of an assisted living, rehabilitation center or nursing home? How about bringing your dog? Studies have shown that pets lower blood pressure and tension—as well as ... more »

How to Walk a Dog in Rain

By Melissa Maroff

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Some dogs don’t mind walking in the rain, but unfortunately, most do. And if the dog lives in an apartment or doesn’t have a yard, what’s the alternative? Hold it in until it stops raining? Don’t think so. May work in Southern California, but no ... more »

How to Walk a Dog on Ice

By eHow Pets Editor

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Walking your dog on ice can be potentially hazardous to both of you as falls can happen easily and the ice can injure your dog's paws. Taking precautions ahead of time and checking your dog over after every walk can reduce the risk. With some ... more »

How to wash your dog

By emmabushyo

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If the wet dog smell is getting to you, its time to put the pooch in the tub. Read on to get the most out of your experience... more »

How to "Do-it-Yourself DogTraining"

By webDogTrainer

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Does your dog pull you down the street, jump on people who come to visit, or behave in other embarrassing ways? No matter how educated or successful we may be in our life we can sometimes come up short when it comes to understanding how to train ... more »

How to Adopt a dog or puppy

By brandy1123

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Adopting a dog.. more »

How to Adopt a Shelter Dog

By Andreya G.

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Having volunteered and worked at an animal shelter, I am going to give you firsthand information about shelter dogs. They are not dirty or stupid or mean. They have simply been abandoned by the humans that were supposed to care for them. What I ... more »

How to Adopt instead

By piratesgirl

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If you are planning on getting a dog where are you getting it? Please consider going to a pound. Not only does it cost less getting a dog from a pound it saves dogs. Every day pounds are forced to put dogs to sleep because there is not enough ... more »

How to Approach an Unfamiliar Dog

By eHow Pets Editor

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Attacks by dogs in the United States result in an average of 12 deaths a year. Teach your child to be careful when approaching an unfamiliar dog, and take the same precautions yourself... more »

How to Be a Dog Sitter

By Melissa Maroff

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Your friend, relative or neighbor is leaving town and has entrusted you with the beloved pooch. Here are some ways to ensure that they will return to find their baby--just the way they left her... more »

How to Be a Good Neighbor and Pet Owner

By Melissa Maroff

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Good neighbor and pet owner can certainly go hand in hand—although you wouldn’t know it by some neighbors. In the pet owner world, they would be the equivalent of those parents at Target or Wal-Mart that assume the rest of the world is their ... more »

How to Be Like a California Dog Owner

By Melissa Maroff

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There’s something about a California dog owner (or for the more PC: pet guardian, pet caretaker, pet parent)—something that makes them a bit more conscientious and pet aware. Now, don’t get me wrong—there are plenty of wonderful dog owners in ... more »

How to Be YOUR DOGS BEST FRIEND , Not Just his OWNER

By BigDaddyUSMC

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They say that Dogs are mans best friend. Well then we need to learn how to be his best friend also. Here are some things you can do for & with your dog that will let him know you are his friend & THAT YOU LOVE HIM.. more »

How to Bond With a Dog

By Melissa Maroff

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There’s a reason dogs are considered man’s best friend. They are forever loyal and their unconditional love seems to know no limit. So of course, bonding with a dog should just come naturally. And it does—but here are some ways to strengthen the ... more »

How to Break Up a Dog Fight

By michaelgavin

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Much like people, dogs will sometimes fight. Since dogs are actually pack animals and are driven by dominance and position in the pack, they will sometimes jockey for rank. Often times, there are certain items which can cause dogs to fight, such ... more »

How to break up a dog fight.

By webDogTrainer

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Ever wonder what you would do to break up a dog fight if needed?.. more »

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