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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 Paper Train Your New Puppy

    Puppies are so much fun and are so, so sweet. They bring us joy, love and laughter. Still, paper training your new puppy can be a pain! For any dog lover out there, you know all puppies are...

  • How to use Natural Remedies for your Dog

    Natural remedies for your dog has become popular especially after the dog food fiasco that made the dog's sick and some didn't make it. So natural foods were in demand from pet owner's as well as...

  • How to know if Your Pet is Over or Under Weight

    You may have seen on Animal Planet, TV channel, or over heard a veterinarian mentioning a number from one to nine, while examining a dog or cat. This is called the nine point scoring system and is...

  • How to Teach Dogs to Sit

    I have found the sit command to be one of the easiest commands to teach a dog. Sit is the first trick you should teach your dog. Here’s how you do it:

  • How to Know About Basenji Dog Breed

    If you have been thinking about getting a Basenji Dog as a pet, there may be a few things that you need to know about this unique, very energetic and intelligent breed, originating from central...

  • How to Fit a Collar for Your Dog

    The best way to fit a collar on your dog to avoid injury or an escape.

  • How to Stop Bleeding From a Dog's Ear

    Have you ever had to stop a dog's ear from bleeding. Even the slightest nick on a dog s ear can lead to excessive bleeding. Which makes the dog want to shake their head causing more bleeding...

  • How to Handle a Deaf Dog

    A deaf dog can be just as happy and healthy as a hearing dog. Just because your dog is deaf, don’t assume he isn’t smart. They can fit into a family with some minor adjustments and techniques...

  • How to Teach Your Dog To Properly Walk on a Leash

    To train an older puppy or adult dog to walk on a leash is a frustration of many new dog owners. Many new dog owners can't wait to take their dog out for a walk.They want the neighborhood to see...

  • 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,...

  • How to Avoid Giving Your Dog Foods That Are Harmful

    Despite the wise words of Cesar Milan telling us not to spoil our dogs and give them people foods, sometimes we just can't help ourselves. Even the most well intentioned dog owners sometimes leave...

  • How to Feed a Dog When It Won't Eat

    A common warning given to dog owners---and rightly so---is the danger of overfeeding their pet, as overweight dogs can be subject to a number of health problems. However, the other extreme, where...

  • Functions of a Dog's Brain

    Billions of cells make up a dog's brain. The cerebrum of a dog's brain is the part that controls emotional, behavioral and learning functions. When people teach a dog to sit, this is the area of...

  • How to Stop Dogs From Chewing Plants

    Chewing is a natural activity for dogs. Lacking hands, they often explore the world around them by chewing on the things they encounter. Nevertheless, this is still destructive to the home of the...

  • How to Tell If Your Cattle Dog Has Eye Problems

    Your Australian cattle dog is acting a bit strangely. Perhaps he's bumping into things or his eyes look cloudy. You think he might have an eye problem, but how do you know? Australian cattle dogs...

  • Bedsores in Dogs

    Dogs suffering from a disability or injury may develop bedsores. Also referred to as pressure sores or decubitus ulcers, this condition can have serious consequences if left untreated.

  • Cornmeal-Gluten Toxicity in Dogs

    Toxicity in flours used for dog food is not a new phenomenon. The most recent use of toxic flour "extenders" that resulted in canine deaths occurred in the early 2000s, when pet food made with...

  • Roundworms & Hookworms in Dogs

    Roundworms and hookworms are intestinal parasites, both of which can cause serious issues in canine health. Although treatment for both roundworms and hookworms is simple and inexpensive,...

  • Pet Joint Pain Remedy

    Arthritis is defined as pain in the joints and it afflicts many dogs and cats in the senior years of life. There are different types of arthritis, which is caused by inflammation in the joints, in...

  • Home Remedy for Cuts on Dog Paws

    Dogs walk and run through all sorts of terrain, so cuts on their feet or paw pads are not uncommon. Dogs' footpads may be hurt out in nature or in urban areas. Cuts and abrasions often lead to...

  • How to Tell If a Dog Has Dementia

    Dog dementia is a common ailment that affects aging dogs. This condition is characterized by loss of brain function due to advanced aging. Diagnosing dog dementia is not something you can do with...

  • How to Clear a Yeast Infection on a Dog

    Yeast are organisms that commonly live on a dog's skin, in his ears, and in the anal glands (see Reference 1). Yeast, in small amounts, can be dealt with easily by the dog's body. However, if...

  • A Safe Way to Kill Ticks in a Dog Kennel

    Although tick control can be tedious, it is necessary to ensure you and your pet's safety. Ticks pass from animals to humans, and with some ticks lifelong diseases, such as Lyme disease, can...

  • How to Tell If Your Dog Has a Urinary Tract Infection

    Dogs, like humans, can fall victim to a urinary tract infection. Because of their shorter urethras, female dogs are more likely to contract a UTI than males. The causes of such an infection are...

  • Natural Remedy for Prevention of Canine Heartworm Disease

    Heartworm disease is a potentially fatal condition caused by parasitic worms living in the pulmonary arteries and right side of the hearts of dogs and other mammals. Heartworms are a type of...

  • How to Become a K9 Trainer

    If you love dogs and want to spend your life working with them, becoming a K9 trainer may seem to be a natural path. K9 trainers teach dogs to obey commands and instruct owners on how to work with...

  • Natural Remedy for Canine Epilepsy

    Canine epilepsy is a seizure disorder in dogs. Epilepsy is a brain disorder in which neurons fire at the wrong time, causes seizures. Dogs with canine epilepsy can have seizures for several...

  • How to Cure Anxiety Barking

    Barking in dogs is common and is often caused by separation anxiety. Although incessant barking is a nuisance to family members, guests and neighbors, there are several behavioral techniques you...

  • Dog Care Information

    A dog makes a wonderful friend and companion, offering unconditional loyalty and love. It is important to know what is necessary to care for your pet. There are certain basic needs that must be met.

  • How to Care for a Doberman Puppy

    Doberman Pinschers are a high-energy, athletic breed of dog that can be a loving, loyal companion to a family. Intelligent and perceptive, a properly trained and socialized Doberman will protects...

  • How to Give a Dog a Massage on the Hips

    Injuries, hip dysplasia, canine arthritis; whatever the reason, watching your dog limp can be almost as painful for you as it is for your dog. Veterinary treatments are available to treat and...

  • Side Effects of Piroxicam in Dogs

    Piroxicam is a prescription medication available for your dog from your veterinarian. Despite its effectiveness at treating various types of cancer in dogs, piroxicam poses a risk for adverse...

  • Home Remedy for Mange Using Lemon

    Mange is a skin disease caused by microscopic mites that live down in the roots of your dog's hair. All dogs have these mites but when they overproduce, mange occurs. While it can be worrisome to...

  • Uses of Metacam

    Metacam is the brand name for a medication that is used for pain relief in dogs. The generic name of the medicine is meloxicam. Metacam is used to manage and treat dogs that are suffering from...

  • How to Plan an Invisible Fence Installation

    An invisible fence is a less expensive way to keep your pet from leaving your property. It is even less expensive when you install the invisible fence yourself. It's not difficult to install if...

  • Canine Bowel Obstruction Symptoms

    Any blockage in a dog's digestive tract should be considered an emergency. Canine bowel obstruction can potentially kill a dog if it tears holes in the digestive organs and by robbing the dog of...

  • What Can I Do to Ease Pain for My Dog?

    Nobody wants to see their dog in pain. Dogs are members of the family, and as such, their health and well being is paramount to dog owners. There are many steps you can take to lessen the pain of...

  • How to Care for a Puppy Suffering From Heat Stroke

    Active and fun loving, puppies make great pets for individuals and families alike. Caring for a puppy involves providing water, food, shelter and safe conditions. Part of making sure that a puppy...

  • How to Treat a Puppy With Mange

    Demodectic mange, also called puppy, follicular and red mange, is caused by the mites demodex canis and demodex injai. All dogs actually have these mites living on them, and they usually cause no...

  • What to Feed a Non-Eating Dog

    Discomfort, pain, fear, anxiety or stress may all lead to a dog refusing to eat or drink. Developing a strategy for getting your dog to eat again is important, as many dogs can die from...

  • Remedies for Intense Itching Canine

    It is not uncommon for a dog to scratch itself often, but if your dog is scratching too much it means something may be wrong. Dogs can scratch themselves relentlessly because of dry skin,...

  • Prostatitis in Dogs

    Prostatitis occurs when bacteria infect the prostate gland and occurs more often in intact male dogs (those who have not been neutered), though it can also strike dogs that have been neutered.

  • Pemphigus Foliaceus in Dogs

    Pemphigus foliaceus is an autoimmune disorder that causes the dog's immune system to manufacture antibodies against a compound naturally found in the skin called desmoglein I. The results are...

  • Signs & Symptoms of Canine Ear Yeast Infection

    Dog breeds that feature larger or floppy ears are more likely to develop a yeast infection than dog breeds with upright or erect ears. This is because floppy ears give yeast bacteria the ideal...

  • Side Effects of Terramycin in Dogs

    Terramycin is a brand name for the prescription drug oxytetracycline, which is available from your veterinarian. Despite its effectiveness at treating eye infections in dogs, Terramycin poses a...

  • How to Stop a Male Dog From Urinating on Furniture

    Many people prefer female dogs because they believe a male dog will urinate on their furniture. This is actually a myth and, with the right tools, you can retrain your dog to stop the behavior...

  • Black Tongue Caused by Malnutrition

    As in human beings, a black tongue in canines can be caused by several factors, some of which pertain to malnutrition. Black tongue disease, or pellagra as it is known in human beings, can result...

  • Home Remedy For Canine Nausea

    Your dog cannot tell you when she is feeling sick, nor can she tell you what will make her feel better. As a dog owner you have to be alert for subtle changes and have an idea of what will make...

  • How to Treat Your Pet's Wound With Honey

    Honey is a great healing product for people and animals. Most people don't know it, but it kills many antibiotic-resistant organisms and helps flesh wounds heal much faster than normal antibiotics...

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