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From dog breeding to training your puppy to fetch, eHow's pet experts offer valuable canine advice. Whether you've got a young pup or an aging dog with health problems, learn the best ways to keep a dog happy and healthy. Love to spoil Fido? Get eHow's tips on where to find the best dog supplies and toys, including bones, biscuits and designer puppy duds that will keep any dog's tail wagging. With eHow, you can also discover how to provide your dog with a well-balanced diet and get proper grooming techniques.

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  • How to Choose a Pet Dog at a Shelter

    So your family has decided to adopt a dog from a local shelter. Now you have to go to the shelter and find the perfect dog for your family. While all of the dogs might tug at your heartstrings,...

  • Dry Food Feeding Guide for Dogs

    Taking care of your dog requires steady grooming, loving affection and proper feeding. Many pet owners choose to feed their dogs dry foods, as opposed to homemade or canned foods. Too much dry dog...

  • How to Select The Right Dog

    There is a lot to consider when trying to choose the right dog. Some questions you should ask yourself are: Can I afford a dog? Do I have time for a dog? Do I have the space for a dog? Do I have...

  • Diabetes Susceptibility Pedigree Analysis

    Diabetes is a serious metabolic disorder that can affect your dog's health and lifespan. Dogs of all breeds can get diabetes, but some pedigree dogs are more likely than others to become diabetic.

  • Purposes of Canine Ear Cropping

    Canine ear cropping has been going on for hundreds of years, possibly originating in ancient Rome as a practice to keep ear infections to a minimum. Today the practice is used to accentuate the...

  • How to Find a Loyal Friend

    Finding a loyal friend may be as easy as visiting your nearest animal shelter or pet store. According to Petscentral.com, dogs can be loyal friends, protectors and fun and playful companions....

  • What Are the Treatments for a Dog With a Herniated Disc?

    A herniated disc is just as painful for a dog as it is for a person. In many cases, a dog with a ruptured disc will need surgery, but this depends on his age and the cause of the condition.

  • Canine Spinal Tumor

    Spinal cord tumors are relatively common in dogs, especially large breeds. Depending on the location of the tumor, a variety of symptoms may be seen, and various treatments are available....

  • How to Choose Your First Pet

    So you are ready to take the plunge and get your first pet. What kind of pet should you get? What breed should you choose? What size pet do you want? All of these are factors in being successful...

  • What Kind of Dogs Are Good for Children With Allergies?

    No dog is 100 percent hypoallergenic. The American Veterinary Medical Association states that people are actually allergic to the proteins in a dog. Still, there are several breeds that children...

  • How to Choose The Best Puppy For Your Family

    Having a dog in your house can really complete your family. Dogs are loyal and comforting. Studies show that people with dogs have better mental health and children with dogs do better on...

  • Canine Yeast Skin Infection

    Canine yeast infections affect many breeds of dogs. It is important to properly diagnose and treat candida (yeast) infections in dogs or further complications may arise.

  • How to Choose a Puppy for Your Kids

    Moms and Dads pick at least four to five breeds to choose from, then research them.

  • How to Find the Right Puppy

    The decision to purchase a puppy is an exciting and wonderful time for any household. However, this is not a simple purchase, this is a commitment to a 10-15 year relationship. With that in mind,...

  • Is There a Benefit to Cropping a Dog's Ears?

    Cropping dogs' ears, along with docking tails and other cosmetic surgeries, is an increasingly controversial procedure. Long a tradition, few scientific studies support ear cropping. Ear cropping...

  • How to Get Your Dog to Stop Barking Fast

    Does your dog bark constantly? Barking is how dogs talk. But excessive barking can keep you up at night and irritate the neighbors. Here are a few tips on how to get your dog to stop barking.

  • Flatulence in Dogs

    According to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, flatulence occurs when gas accumulates in a dog's intestinal tract and colon. It is the expulsion of this gas that most...

  • How to Choose and Use Your Puppies First Playpen

    Choosing and using your puppies first playpen can be difficult if you don't know where to start. But this guide will help develop your puppy to a loving animal.

  • How to Choose Right Dog, Purebred or Mutt

    If you ever watch Animal Planet on a regular basis with all the sad mistreated dogs or if you ever have noticed all the dogs that end up in shelters, a great majority of them are mutts, mixed...

  • How to Select the Perfect Dog Breed For You

    I've been working with dogs for over two years, and have experience with hundred upon hundreds of different dogs.

  • How to Choose the Best Dog Ever

    You have decided to go out and get a dog. Do not rush out and get the first furry little puppy you see. Take time to make the best decision. But where do you start? What do you look for when...

  • English Bulldog Puppy Facts

    English bulldogs are one of the most popular breeds of dogs because of their size and temperament. Once used for bull-baiting, today bulldogs are one of the best breeds for city living. While the...

  • How to Find The Right Puppy for Your Family

    Is your family currently considering adopting a puppy. Where do you start? Where should you look? Good news, this article will show you how to pick a puppy and how to find one. There are several...

  • Toy Dog Breed Information

    Toy Dog is a term that refers to all smaller canine breeds. Italian greyhounds, miniature pinschers and chihuahuas are all examples of toy dog breeds. They are known for their small size and "lap...

  • Dog Back Pain

    Not all dogs have healthy backs. Because they walk on all four feet, dogs' backs are less vulnerable to injuries than human backs, even under similarly stressful situations. All the same, some...

  • Australian Labradoodle Information

    The Australian Labradoodle is different than other Labradoodle breeds. Their lineage involves more than the widely known Labrador and Poodle combination. Australian Labradoodles are bred in...

  • The Dangerous Dogs Act

    In 1991 the UK adopted and put into effect the Dangerous Dogs Act to prohibit people from owning a dog that may present a serious danger to the public. In the United States, no general comparative...

  • Pulmonary Blastomycosis in Dogs

    Pulmonary blastomycosis is a rare but dangerous illness. Though it is very simple for a dog to acquire the illness, diagnosis proves to be a challenge. Once diagnosed properly by a veterinarian,...

  • Symptoms of Heart Failure in Dogs

    Heart failure is an abnormality in the function or structure of the dog's heart. It can strike any breed of dog, and can begin to affect them at a relatively young age.

  • Body Parts of a Dog

    Although breeds of dogs will consistently change, the body parts will essentially stay the same. The body parts of a dog are distinctive. Dogs have four toes per paw and have vestigial dewclaws...

  • How to Train Working Dogs

    Working dogs are a category of dog qualified by the American Kennel Club. These breeds are bred to work closely with humans in a "working" capacity--pulling carts or sleds, guarding, and...

  • Difference Between Labradoodles & Goldendoodles

    While purebred dogs are still in high demand, special hybrids are also popular. Two in particular are the Labradoodle and the Goldendoodle.

  • Dog Breed Information

    There are more than 400 breeds of dog in the world; currently 157 of these breeds are recognized by the American Kennel Club.

  • How to Adopt a Pet Dog

    Choosing to bring a dog into your home is a big decision. If you have children under 7 years old, you probably shouldn't get a puppy younger than 5 months or any toy-sized dog. If you live with...

  • Health Issues in Tiny Dogs

    All dogs share some of the same health issues. Sometimes these issues affect tiny dogs more than larger dogs, whether it's certain breeds or just the size of the dog. Even though they generally...

  • Signs & Symptoms of Brain Tumors in Boxer Dogs

    Boxers are known for their personalities and abundance of energy. But like all breeds they do have certain health risks that other breeds don't. Of all tumors, brain tumors are the most prominent...

  • How to Learn to Cut Dog Hair

    Part of keeping a dog looking good is maintaining the hair. You can cut your dog's hair every couple weeks or each summer, depending on how fast or long it grows. Cutting dog hair is not an easy...

  • At What Age Can a Dog Get Pregnant?

    Dogs are known for their unconditional companionship to their owners. Keeping your dog in good health is a way to show your unconditional love for her. Knowing when your dog can become pregnant is...

  • Dog Breed Types

    As of 2009, there are more than 150 different dog breeds recognized throughout the world. Each dog's use, temperament, activity levels or physical attributes determine the group of each breed....

  • Canine Eye Diseases

    Distichiasis and glaucoma are two of the most common eye diseases in canines. Both of these diseases can be overlooked, leading to potentially serious consequences like blindness in the case of...

  • What Breed of Dog Should I Get?

    Take a walk through most any neighborhood and the obvious soon becomes apparent: dogs come in all shapes, sizes and colors. Some bark furiously as you walk by, others stare condescendingly at...

  • Canine Spondylosis Treatment & Prognosis

    Canine spondylosis, or spondylosis deformans is the formation of bone spurs along the canines spine or for some canines in specific areas of the spine. Veterinarians suspect canine spondylosis is...

  • How to Choose a Labradoodle Puppy

    Labradoodles are a cross between a Labrador retriever and a standard poodle -- two hunting breeds (the pom-poms on the Poodle were originally meant to protect the dog's joints in cold water)....

  • How to Choose a Dog Breed for a Family

    To choose the right dog breed for your family, find out what type of relationship each family member wants to have with the dog and then evaluate the conditions of your home. Use resources about...

  • DNA Test for Dogs

    Having a DNA test done for your dog can be beneficial to knowing what breeds they are mixed with, and can help you identify any potential health problems that they may be predisposed to. DNA tests...

  • Eye Infection in Dogs

    Eye infections in dogs can happen due to the environment or because of the genealogy of certain breeds.

  • Canine Disc Disease

    Canine disc disease, also referred to as slipped, ruptured, herniated or prolapsed disc is the most common neurological problem in dogs. Dogs' spinal columns contain 26 intervertebral (meaning...

  • How Fast Can Dogs Run?

    Whether your canine companion is a slowpoke or a speed demon, at times you may have wondered, "How fast can a dog run?" Like humans, that depends on the dog.

  • Which Dog Has the Most Powerful Bite?

    If you ask the average person to name the most dangerous dog breeds in terms of statistics, the Pit Bull will probably top that list. Most insurance companies include the Pit Bull on their lists...

  • What Are the Causes of Deafness in Dogs?

    If you feel like your dog has been ignoring you, you might want to get his hearing checked. Failing to respond to verbal commands or showing confusion when commands are given could indicate that...

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