Saturday, February 11, 2006

Traveling With Your Pet: Tips For Both Your


Traveling With Your Pet: Tips For Both Your Safety
Many people get nervous when they have to travel with their pets, but traveling with your dog can be a very rewarding experience for both of you. If you are planning a trip by car, the first thing you need to do is to get your dog used to riding in the car. The [...]

Teaching Your Dog New Tricks
A dog of any age can learn new tricks. Your dog should be familiar with the basics - sit, lie down, and stay, as these are excellent building blocks of new tricks. To teach “sit,” have a yummy treat in your fingers and place your hand near your dog’s nose. Say, “sit,” and move [...]

Keeping Your Dog Warm During The Winter Months
For many dog owners, how to keep their dog warm during the cold winter is a big concern. Luckily for them, there are many ways to do this. If your dog is small, has short hair, or is older, you may want to consider purchasing a jacket to help keep him warm. In some [...]

Re: Info on choke chains
"Jeff Dege" worth: Limit for time the collar is on isn't really the point, though; the "wounds" the OP referred to still require that the collar ALSO be on the dog incorrectly, AFAIK. Frankly, I don't think IF collars are proper usage, full stop. However, the fact of the matter is that most of the people I've known who

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