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976. Disaster Preparedness for Pets - A Guide for Pet-Care Business Professionals By Peggie Arvidson-Dailey
     June is Disaster Preparedness for Pets month – but if you’re a pet-care business professional it's always a good time to make sure you've got a plan in place to administer to the needs of all the pets in your care when and if a disaster strikes.Whether you live in a rural township that is prone to flooding, hurricanes or snowstorms, or you live in a metropolitan area that is prone to the above or may one day be a target of a man-made disaster, having a plan to help your clients and their pets…



977. Dog Parks: Pros and Cons By Paul Owens
     Dog Parks. What a great idea! Imagine being able to take your buddy to a big, open field and letting him or her safely play and run around with dozens of other dogs. What a great way to provide exercise, especially for those rambunctious, high-energy teenagers that often become destructive and “self-employed” at home when they have nothing else to do. How many of us have come home to torn sofa cushions, shredded plants, neighbors complaining about incessant barking, etc.?Dog parks can provide …



978. Shih Tzu - Housebreaking Techniques By Connie Limon
     Paper training a puppy is an excellent method of housebreaking especially for owners who cannot be home enough to get a puppy outside as frequently as needed. Puppies need to urinate more often than older dogs.How to paper train: Leave her in her space with baby gates and cover the entire floor with newspaper. After she is use to going on the paper, gradually reduce the area covered by the paper. She will probably find a specific area on the newspaper she will use consistently. Encourage …



979. Great Dane Complete Profile
     Key Facts:Size: GiantHeight: Dogs minimum: 76 cm (30 in)Bitches minimum: 71 cm (28 in) Weight: Dogs minimum: 54 kg (120 lb). Bitches minimum: 46 kg (100 lb) Life Span: 10 yearsGrooming: SimpleExercise: MediumFeeding: DemandingTemperament: Dignified & kindCountry of Origin: GermanyAKC Group: Working Other Names: German Mastiff, Deutsche Dogge Physical Characteristics:General Appearance: Giant, calm and graceful.Colour: Blue, black, fawn, brindle or harlequin (white with torn black splashes).Coat:…



980. Diamond in the "Ruff" -- Meet The Cairn Terrier Dog By Blake Kritzberg
     The Cairn terrier hails from Scotland, as do its close and outstanding relatives, the Scottish terrier and the West Highland terrier. Much like another cousin, the Welsh terrier, the Cairn is probably an underappreciated breed in the United States, while it remains wildly popular in the old country. But its relative dark horse status is likely just fine with serious Cairn fans.Unlike several fancier strains of terrier, the Cairn has never been subjected to uptown clips and beauteous barbering…



981. Crate Training Dogs: The Right Way and the Wrong Way - Part One By Kathleen Amaro
     Part1: There is Actually a "Wrong" Way to Crate TrainCrate training dogs, (or crate training puppies) if approached correctly is by far one of the most effective tools you can use to form good dog behavior.The most subtle mistakes in crate training are sometimes the worst because they go undetected and are repeated over and over again which can make the whole experience of potty training dogs negative and frustrating.Using the correct method of crate training you can avoid subtle mistakes and…



982. Five Puppy Training Tips By Todd M
     Here are five easy to use training tips for your new puppy.1.) Chewing Problems - The most effective solution to a puppy chewing on something he shouldn't is to not discipline him, but to simply replace the object that he is chewing with a chew toy and then to raise him greatly for chewing on his chew toy. Positive encouragement is what a puppy will respond to the most.2.) House Training - The easiest way to house train your puppy is to always take him out immediately after his meal. Wait f…



983. Jack Russell Terrier Complete Profile
     Key Facts:Size: Small - medium Height: Ideally 25 - 30 cm (10 - 12 in)Weight: Ideally 5 - 6 kg (11 - 13 lb)Life Span: 15 yearsGrooming: Undemanding Exercise: MediumFeeding: MediumTemperament: Bold & cheerfulCountry of Origin: EnglandAKC Group: Terrier Other names: Parson Russell Terrier, Parson Jack RussellPhysical Characteristics:General Appearance: Intelligent, cunning and active.Colour: White predominantly with black, tan or brown markings. The markings are usually on the head, ears and root …



984. Hypoglycemia - A Common Problem -Imperial/Teacup Shih Tzu/Items to Have on Hand for a New Puppy By Connie Limon
     Hypoglycemia (Low Blood Sugar) and Items to have ready for new puppy arrivalOne of the main things a new owner needs to take precautions against is a new puppy developing hypoglycemia or low blood sugar. Hypoglycemia can occur without much warning and within hours of a puppy going to a new home, missing a meal, or does not eat full meals, gets chilled, overtired or exhausted from too much handling or playing. It occurs more in the toy breeds, but can also occur in larger breeds. Signs are a d…



985. Giving a Foal a Good Start By Mark Woodcock
     Having only been a horse owner for 10 months, to suddenly find myself with a foal to care for was quite a shock.My horse is a traditional coloured cob, prone to be a bit on the large side anyway, so she hid the foal very well. So well in fact that it was not until we found her early one morning with a foal at her side that we realised!A call to the vet advised me that as long as the foal was suckling and the mare was calm, everything was ok, but to keep an eye on them both for the first few h…



986. Why Your Puppy Nips - And 5 Ways To Get Him To Stop
     Here’s a news flash – puppies nip!Okay, I guess you already knew that. But here’s the surprise – you may actually be encouraging your puppy to nip. Let’s talk about how to stop this behaviour before it grows up to be an adult-sized dog problem.Puppies are a lot like babies – they use their mouths in part to explore their world. Little kids are forever sticking things in their mouth – from your favourite house plant to the bar of soap in the tub. That’s one of the ways they experience taste and t…



987. Choosing a Rescue Dog By Debbie Green
     Choosing a rescue dog can be a difficult choice -all of our Spanish strays are so grateful and lovable, and make such wonderful pets, I wonder why anybody would ever want to buy from a breeder.If you have made up your mind to take one of our strays, or indeed, any other rescued dog, do think very carefully about which kind of dog would suit your particular lifestyle. The last thing an unwanted dog needs is to find a loving home only to discover that after a short while he is unloved again and …



988. Puppy Development By Mike Yeager
     Puppy development and growth is very exciting. After a puppy gets over its fear of its new surroundings, it will become very curious. People sometimes leave their puppy for a few minutes, come back and can't find it anywhere. If you can't find your puppy, remember to look under the furniture and in small corners. Also, don't leave small items that your puppy might choke on lying around.Puppy development does not need to be a mystery. It might take a little while to housetrain your puppy, and y…



989. Characteristics Of The Boxer By Ron Swerdfiger
     Is A Boxer Right For You?Country of Origin: Germany First Registered: 1904 Colors: Fawn, brindle with white markings Coat Type: Short, glossy and smooth Height: 21 - 25 inches Weight: 66 - 70 lbs. Life Span: 10 - 12 Years Average Litter Size: 5 – 10 Health Concerns:. May have problems with heart murmurs, skin tumors, digestive problems and hypothyroidism Temperament: good-natured, affectionate, sociable, headstrong, high-energyActive, playful, loyal, family oriented, are just a few of…



990. How to Keep Your Cat Free from Diseases with Your Quick Guide to Cat Grooming By Niall Kennedy
     Even a cat that compulsively cleans itself can benefit from a little grooming from her owner. Cats rarely need a bath, but frequent brushing removes a lot of loose hair which would otherwise end up either shed around your home or swallowed by the cat, creating constipating hairballs. Grooming your cat on a regular basis also helps you monitor her health and make her easier to handle.Long-haired cats should be brushed and combed daily; short-haired cats only need grooming about once per week. W…



991. Choose the Right Puppy for Your Family
     Purchasing a puppy for your family is a very big decision. It should never be approached casually, or lightly. A new pet becomes part of your family. You should do everything you can to educate yourself about the breed of puppy you are considering and its personality. You should also explore how much grooming or maintenance each new addition to your family requires. The worst thing you can do when selecting a puppy is simply choosing one because you think it is cute. Most dogs are cute. Cuteness…



992. Is My Female Shih Tzu Pregnant? By Connie Limon
     The earliest sign of pregnancy in a Shih Tzu is often behavioral changes. She may demand extra attention or she may become depressed, lethargic and withdrawn. In these cases, try to give her as much emotional support as possible to help her retain the pregnancy. Gestation last about 63 days.Other changes you may observe might be in the way she walks or carries herself. She may appear to move differently once bred. Her appetite can change rapidly, sometimes within a few hours of breeding a…



993. Tips for Finding the Perfect Family Dog By Tyler Casselman
     If your kids have been begging you to get a family dog then this article is for you. Having a family dog can offer your family a great amount of fun and enjoyment. Having a dog can also help your kids learn about responsibilities. Of course you need to find a dog that is family friendly. The following tips will help you find the right breed to suit your needs.You need to ask yourself what sort of things do you want to do with your dog. If you like going on fishing trips your certainly don't w…



994. BARF Diet For Dogs - Not As Gross As It Sounds! By Tara Pearce
     Are you just starting to research the BARF diet for dogs – also known as “bones and raw food” or the RAW diet? It can be confusing – I remember asking TONS of questions when I first started. How do you know how much to feed? WHAT do you feed? Can you mix the BARF diet with processed food? How long does it take to prepare the raw food? How much does it cost to buy all the BARF products necessary? Should you feed raw meat and vegetables? Well, on the last question, only you can decide wha…



995. Alaskan Malamute - The Nordic Sled Dog
     The Alaskan Malamute is a medium-large to large dog that weighs between 70-95 pounds and measures up to 25'. They are best known as sled dogs and are used to hard work. They ideal for cold climates or homes that will keep them cool and hydrated in hot summers. The Alaskan Malamute has a thick, coarse outer coat and wooly, dense undercoat. They are dressed for cold weather. If you own an Alaskan Malamute and live in a warmer climate, you need to make sure that they have a place to get out of the …



996. The Dangers of Canine Parasites
     When you get a puppy, one of the first things that you need to do is make an appointment with the vet to get your new family member his or her vaccinations. Along with any recommended shots, your cuddly canine will probably get a dose of a de-worming formula to rid them of any internal parasites.HookwormsSome parasites can be very dangerous to your dog, especially to puppies. For instance, a hookworm (about 1/8' in length) will adhere itself to the small intestine and begin to suck the blood fro…



997. How to Crate Train Your Puppy
     One of the most difficult hurdles that any new puppy owner faces is housebreaking or as it is sometimes also referred to; potty training or doing business. Although there is no tactic that comes with a 100% guarantee, one of the most successful methods is crate training. Crate training can drastically reduce the amount of stress on the owner and the puppy that often comes with training the new four-legged member of your family.So what is a crate? It is a cage that is usually made of plastic or w…



998. Expert Tips on Choosing Plants for Your Aquarium By Jon Weaver
     When confronted with such variety of plants for your aquarium, there is a great temptation to take a piece of everything that appeals to you. If you do this, you will be wasting money needlessly.A dozen different kinds of plants in a tank will compete for food and light, and before long the strongest will have gained all of the space, and leave the others dying off. So exercise self-restraint and limit your choice to only three kinds. Two of these plants should be for massing in the background…



999. Dog/Canine Diabetes
     What is canine diabetes?Canine diabetes is a condition where there is a deficiency of the hormone insulin or maybe insensitivity to it. Inside the islet cells of the pancreas insulin is produced.Insulin is usually responsible for controlling the body’s main fuel, glucose. Insulin does this by preventing the glucose production in the liver and it also ensures that glucose that is taken in from food that is in excess is put into body stores.In a dog that has canine diabetes, they do not have enoug…



1000. Tips To Eliminate Tear Staining - Shih Tzu By Connie Limon
      Tear staining can be from many different causes. Also consult with your vet first. There are antibiotics the vet can prescribe that will help some cases of tear staining.Here are a few other tips you can use to help with tear stain removal.Use filtered or distilled water.Using air purifiers (such as those you can obtain from EcoQuest) in the rooms with the dogs for air purity.Ensure good ventilation by using exhaust fans, ceiling fans, open windows etc.Ensure your Shih Tzu have adequate expo…



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