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  • Recognizing, preventing, and handling dog aggression
    A dog is an instinctively aggressive creature. In the wild, aggression came in very handy: dogs needed aggression to hunt, to defend themselves from other creatures, and to defend resources such as food, a place to sleep, and a mate. Selective breeding over the …
  • Five tips for dealing with dog shedding problems
    All dogs that have hair will shed, but some breeds do so more than others. If you want to prevent dog shedding problems, then you will have to practice good grooming habits. This is the best way to keep hair from ending up in …
  • Dealing with canine arthritis
    Ever wonder why your dog has been becoming less active or yelping as it walked? A possible cause of that is Canine Arthritis. It was bad enough that it could happen to us people, now it’s happening to our pets as well. It’s happening …
  • A basic guide to the pug breed standard
    Could that little dog at the animal shelter be a Pug? It’s quite possible. According to the Humane Society of the United States, twenty-five percent of all abandoned dogs are purebreds. Considering that several million dogs are abandoned in America a year, that’s a …
  • 5 canine health conditions you must know about
    When people are sick we notice their sickness…..right? Actually, not all ailments are noticeable but luckily, when we are depressed, tired or have a stiff neck, we can tell someone about it. Unfortunately, our animal friends do not possess the gift of speech. Unconditionally …