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  • You and your pet: when disaster strikes

    from Pampered Dog Blog

    on Friday May 24th, 2013 at 04:00 PM

    Every area of the United States is prone to natural disasters. The gulf coast and eastern seaboard have hurricanes, California and points north have earthquake issues and the Midwest has tornados. In other parts of the country there are continual treats of forest fires, blizzards and floods. No place on earth is totally safe from a natural disaster so being prepared for one is only logical. When you have children you prepare for any situation and owning a dog should be no different. Those who...

  • Dog Breed Groups (Part 1)

    from Pampered Dog Blog

    on Thursday May 23rd, 2013 at 04:37 PM

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    Introduction

    All pure breeds of dog can be categorised in 1 of 7 groups. These categorisations are used by bodies that organise dog shows in order to ensure parity in high level competitions and it is possible for one breed to be in several groups. The names of the groups are loosely based on the specific function the dog has, for example there are working dogs, gundogs and utility dogs to name but a few.

    Group 1 Toys

    As the name would suggest, the Toy dog group categorises the smallest of the...

  • The Best Way To Crate Train Your Dog At Night

    from Pampered Dog Blog

    on Thursday May 23rd, 2013 at 04:35 PM

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    When it is time for your puppy to sleep at night, the crate is a great place to put him and know he will be safe. He might not settle very fast or sleep for a long time at first. But, most puppies can be trained to sleep in their crate until morning, long before they are 16 weeks old.

    Here are three things you can do that will help your puppy to sleep through the night, and improve your nights sleep too

    Where Your Puppy Sleeps is Important

    Having your puppy in the same room as you will help to...

  • Behavior: Problem Chewing

    from Pampered Dog Blog

    on Thursday May 23rd, 2013 at 03:00 PM

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    Its no secret that dogs like to chew on things, whether its bones, sticks, or things they find in the yard. But it becomes a problem when your dog starts chewing on your furniture, your woodwork, your books, or your smartphone. (Been there, done that right?) Dogs chew for lots of different reasons but there are some good solutions that will help you control the problem. Figure out why your dog is chewing Before you can control your dogs chewing it helps to figure out why hes chewing. Some of...

  • The Must-Have Dog Supplies This Summer

    from Pampered Dog Blog

    on Monday May 20th, 2013 at 09:15 PM

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    When it comes to our dogs, we want to give them only the best. After all, our dogs quickly become members of our family and we want them to be as happy and healthy as they can be for as long as possible. Whether youre welcoming a new puppy into your home or adopting an older dog, many of their needs are the same. This summer, make sure you plan ahead and have the supplies you need on hand to give your furry companion the best care possible. Lets be honest; there are a ridiculous amount of...

  • Do Dogs Get Post Traumatic Stress Disorder?

    from Pampered Dog Blog

    on Monday May 20th, 2013 at 09:13 PM

    The jury is still out as to whether dogs can actually get post-traumatic stress disorder. Even dogs that have been serving in the military in Afghanistan and have seen a lot of devastation and violence may or may not have symptoms of PTSD. Its a new concept and one that is under debate by veterinarians across the world.

    Its all in the labeling Sometimes we just get a little too caught up in labeling certain types of conditions instead of calling them as they really are. Its certain that a lot...

  • Would your dog benefit from Doggie Day Care?

    from Pampered Dog Blog

    on Monday May 20th, 2013 at 06:21 PM

    Do you come home to a rambunctious dog when you return from work? Perhaps your day has been especially stressful and all you really want to do is have a glass of wine or beer and vegg-out in front of the television. Instead you find yourself going for a run or taking a trip to the dog park just to satisfy your pets attention needs. If this sounds like your dog, a Doggie Day Care might solve both of your problems. Dogs have for centuries been bred and trained to work. Herders, protectors and...

  • Top 5 Essential Tricks To Teach Your Dog And Why They Are Important

    from Pampered Dog Blog

    on Monday May 20th, 2013 at 03:58 PM

    Most pet owners will agree that dogs are the most loyal pets and they have the capability to bring family loads of joy and happiness. To keep that healthy relationship, you must learn the importance of teaching your dog essential tricks. These tricks include, teaching your dog to avoid barking, training it to walk in a leach, coaching them to litter properly, instructing them to refrain from running away, and teaching them to avoid jumping on the bed.

    Teaching a Dog to Avoid Barking You may...

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