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Comment on Helping Others with Your Dog by Cortez Sulkowski

Cortez Sulkowski — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 03:16:13 +0000

“Every so often won’t hurt them but you really should stop it from occurring on an everyday basis. Cats and dogs have completely different nutritional needs and they will not be met if you let this continue. Feed them separately and do not free-feed – which means that leave food out all the time. Provide them just as much as they can eat in one sitting and decide up anything remaining after 15 minutes. This feeding method conjointly prevents fat cats and dogs and issues with rodents and different pests attracted by pet food.”

Comment on Dog Obedience Training Tips & Dog Health Illness Symptoms by moses

moses — Sun, 18 Apr 2010 12:53:26 +0000

Hi Ingrid,

Why don’t you pick up our free Dogsmanship – The Dog Lover’s Survival Guide for a start.
=> http://www.dogsobediencetraining.com/survival_guide/index.htm

Comment on Dog Obedience Training Tips & Dog Health Illness Symptoms by moses

moses — Sun, 18 Apr 2010 12:47:23 +0000

Hey Hank, you can follow this link to purchase the book.
=> http://www.dogproblems.com/index.cfm?affID=guide

Comment on Helping Your Dog After Spaying or Neutering by Nisha

Nisha — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 21:40:10 +0000

I was wondering if instead of using one of those Elizabethan collars on my dog, if I could use a doggy diaper instead? Thanks!

Comment on Dog Obedience Training Tips & Dog Health Illness Symptoms by V. williams

V. williams — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 03:47:33 +0000

Hi just wanted to let you know that for some ticks there is a better way than twezers. Just spread out the fur around the tick until the body is sticking up alone. press the tick body flat against the dog body and roll it around flat to the skin around the entry pt. Seems to make the tick dizzy? For whatever reason he just pulls out head and all and leaves hardly even a spot on the dog. Did it 20 plus times and worked every time. some 2x around some 12 x around but they all just let go. Please try this out and publish on your site when you see how well it works.
Can’t say works for all ticks as we just had one kind, costal Los Angeles Mts, from hiking in the hills there. We live in a snow area so I discontinue Frontline in dead of winter but we were visiting friends in LA. Who knew they had so many ticks!!

Comment on Dog Obedience Training Tips & Dog Health Illness Symptoms by hank van deemter

hank van deemter — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 01:23:45 +0000

i am looking to purchase secrets of a professional dog trainer but haven’t had much luck locating where and how to purchase. could someone steer me in the right direction, thanks in advance hank

Comment on Dog Obedience Training Tips & Dog Health Illness Symptoms by Josee Seguin

Josee Seguin — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 15:44:34 +0000

Thanks for the information pertaining to homeremedies for ear infections. Although my mother tongue is French, I can’t figure out what the heck you’re trying to say because the words are french but make no sense… You must have used a computer program for translation because it’s horrible!! Although I searched, I cannot find the original english version of that page so I can make sense of it all.
Can you provide me the info for : home remedies for dog ear infetion – this is my last resort because my dog has an ongoing ear infection that just won’t go away (he’s a French Spaniel) – my veterinary has told me that the next step is an operation to surgically remouve the inner ear which I won’t allow!

Thanks for my big baby boy Zack

Comment on Dog Obedience Training Tips & Dog Health Illness Symptoms by Ingrid

Ingrid — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 08:39:44 +0000

Hi
I picked a Bull Terrier up over the weekend, his family is getting divorced, so no one wants him. He’s about 4-5 years old, very nice looking bully.
But the problem is he’s very aggressive. We tried to bath him on Sunday. First when I went into the backyard gate, he growl at me and tried to bite my arm. I doidn’t think anything of it, as the other Bull Terriers was near the gate.
Then we started washing him, and all of a sudden he bit me on the arm and he almost got hold of my shoulder. Now I know that bullies is aggressive of nature, but not that much. I dont know what to do now. He wont come to us when we call, and if you step near his doghouse he starts growling. We want to give him a chance on life, but if we cant change the aggressiveness we will have to put him to sleep.
We have 5 other dogs, 3 small ones in front of the house and 2 Bullies at the back in the other half of the enclosure. The problem is if he ever get hold of a child or even another person I’ll never forgive myself for keeping the dog.

Please help, your advise will be much appreciated.

Comment on Dog Obedience Training Tips & Dog Health Illness Symptoms by aaron

aaron — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 01:42:02 +0000

to have animals as domestic pet is surely a great responsibility.Giving them care like our own.Giving them the right food and shelter is one of the best care we can give.i give my dog a pet gate so that some places are safe from his running activities.:)

Comment on Dog Obedience Training Tips & Dog Health Illness Symptoms by jerry

jerry — Tue, 30 Jun 2009 04:10:32 +0000

How do we keep our toy poodle from biting when trying to trim facial hair, between grooming visits?
Thanks