Archive for November, 2005

Wednesday, November 30th, 2005
jirkamraz asked:


Video of our one week old puppies.

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Rottweilers
shelly asked:

Also, why do they recommedn first time dog owners who’ve never had dogs before to get an adult dog from a shelter?

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Wednesday, November 30th, 2005
Poodle
Mack’sMommy asked:


Right now I am staying with my family while my husband is overseas and I have a “perky” female shihtzu and my family has a “typical” female toy poodle.

For the most part they are fine, but once a day they get into a really big fight. It seems to have gotten worse. At first my shihtzu thought the poodle was just playing, but now she realizes that she is serious, and they fight pretty hard.

How do I get these two to stop fighting? It really makes me nervouse I don’t want them to hurt each other and I don’t want my shihtzu to start getting violent. HELP!

Dog Food Secrets!

 
Poodle
Jules asked:


I’m in the market for a Standard Poodle puppy, and have been looking at some pictures online of some 9-week-old puppies available from a rescue. These puppies look shaggy, with furry muzzles and fuzzy ears. In all honesty, they look like little terrier dogs to me. How can I know if I’m really getting a purebred Poodle? What should I look for in a Poodle pup?

Dove Cresswells Dog Training
 
Poodle
zetadude949 asked:


We have a 4 year old toy poodle thats totally healthy. We got him about a month and a half ago and he constantly pees all over the house ! We take him out regularly but it still happens. He has a kennnel but he doesnt pee in there unfortunately.

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labrador retriever
Christy asked:


My 13 year old labrador is getting old and her body shows it. She can barely walk and somtimes barely stand. But what im concerned about is why she is leaning her right side of her head down, like she cant pick it up..and she is always doing this 24/7. Whats wrong??

Dog Food Secrets!
 
Friday, November 25th, 2005
lisasbeagles asked:


Beagles just having fun

Dog Food Secrets!

 
Thursday, November 24th, 2005
Shih Tzu
happi_music asked:


I have one and half year old shih tzu. His hair is about 1-2inch long. I wash him once a week or once every 2 weeks because he gets dirty so fast…especially because his face gets stinky.
I was just wondering how often you wash your shih tzu.

Sit Stay Fetch, Good Dog!
 
Wednesday, November 23rd, 2005
puppies
Jeffrey Veal asked:


The joy of owning a puppy and seeing it grow up is among the most gratifying experiences that a dog lover could ask for. There are many things that you and the puppy will discover about each other en route to establishing a long and trusting relationship. House training a puppy is one of the first tasks that completed if you are going to have the puppy indoors for any length of time. Fortunately, a puppy learns things very fast, and house training can be learned very quickly. This is why it is so important to establish the correct house training routine while the puppy is at a young age. The house training routine that a puppy acquires can be difficult to break once it is established, so it is important to get it right the first time.One of the most significant things to do during the initial house training of a puppy is to observe the puppy Keep a close eye on the puppy while at the same time observing the time. If your puppy is very active, and the weather is nice outside, it is nothing wrong with taking him outside more than once an hour. He has to drink more water than he would if he were an adult dog due to his metabolism being so fast. He has to eat a lot more often to feed this higher metabolism, also. Just remember that all of this eating and drinking will make the puppy have to “go” more than normal.A method of house training that has the puppy using the bathroom on newspapers is called the paper method. Teaching your puppy to relieve himself indoors, then expecting him to make the transition to relieve himself outdoors will tend to confuse your young puppy. It will take longer and be more difficult to house train your puppy using this method, studies have shown. By teaching your puppy to “go” outside, he will learn that it is not acceptable to “go” in the house. Also, the puppy could get in the habit of relieving itself near the newspaper rather than on the newspaper. Just keep things consistent by having your puppy relieve himself only outside.A very effective system that develops positive results is known as the “crate” system. The puppy is kept in a crate for roughly an hour before he is taken outdoors to relieve himself. While in the crate, the puppy is trained to “hold it” until he is let out to relieve himself, which is normally outdoors. Why this system works so well is based on the puppy doesn’t want to relieve himself in its living area. If you keep the puppy in the crate too long, it could cause him to relieve himself in the crate. If this happens, it can compromise this training technique.House training a puppy is an essential step in dog training if you would like your puppy to establish good habits from the beginning. Being consistent and giving you puppy a lot of praise is an important part in house training your puppy. It is okay if the puppy has an accident during this training, because the process is not an overnight thing. By carrying the puppy outside more often, this should put an end to these accidents. If the puppy has an accident after training has ended, don’t punish him. Merely return back to the training process temporarily and you’ll be back on track in no time.

Dog Lovers Mega Pack
 
dog training
LL asked:


I read Cesar’s Way and Be the Pack Leader by Cesar Millan, and let me tell you, I have zero experience with training but his books taught me how to transform my insecure yappy pug into my dream dog- a stable, happy and calm pug.

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