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The New Guinea Singing Dog

The New Guinea Singing Dog

Considered by scientists to be primitive or a pariah type of animal, the New Guinea Singing Dog (NGSD) was ID’ed in Papua, New Guinea in 1957.

March 30 2011 | Posted in Dogs & Puppies | Read More »

Do Dogs Dream?

Do Dogs Dream?

Canines and human have very similar sleep patterns which means that dogs and their owners dream during the REM (Rapid Eye Movement) portion of their sleep.

March 30 2011 | Posted in Dogs & Puppies | Read More »

Nutritional Needs of Older Dogs

Nutritional Needs of Older Dogs

Senior dogs, adult dogs, younger dogs and puppies — they all have their own very specific nutritional requirements.

March 28 2011 | Posted in Dog Food | Read More »

Dogs of Ancient Times

Dogs of Ancient Times

Scientists have confirmed a close bonding between men and dog dating back to many thousands of years in Ancient Egypt, Rome, Greece, the Far East and Europe.

March 28 2011 | Posted in Dogs & Puppies | Read More »

Rescue Dogs of 9/11

Rescue Dogs of 9/11

Many teams entered the devastation of 9/11 and among them were heroic dogs without whose help many more lives would have been lost.

March 26 2011 | Posted in Dogs & Puppies | Read More »

Training Dogs for Police K-9 Teams

Training Dogs for Police K-9 Teams

All dogs must have at least minimal obedience training. To be effective, however, those dogs intended for police work must have much more intensive kinds of training for obedience, agility, tracking, etc.

March 26 2011 | Posted in Dog Training | Read More »

Flatulence in Dogs

Flatulence in Dogs

Chronic flatulence which is also known as passing of gas or wind could be a sign of digestive problems which should be addressed as soon as possible.

March 22 2011 | Posted in Dog Health | Read More »

Incessant Barking

Incessant Barking

It is the owner’s responsibility to stop dogs from barking incessantly and the methods for doing it vary from one expert to another.

March 20 2011 | Posted in Dog Training | Read More »

Dog Breeds for Young Children

Dog Breeds for Young Children

Dogs and children need to be taught how to interact safely and the best breeds around young ones are said to be Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Bichon, English Bulldog, Cocker Spaniel, Beagle, Labrador and Golden Retriever.

March 17 2011 | Posted in Dogs & Puppies | Read More »

Dogs for Senior Adults

Dogs for Senior Adults

Studies show that pet dogs improve the health of seniors and they also prolong lives and their quality with the smaller breeds having optimal effects.

March 17 2011 | Posted in Dogs & Puppies | Read More »

Are Dogs Similar to Wolves?

Are Dogs Similar to Wolves?

According to scientists who study animal genetic, wolves and dogs of all breeds share between 95% and 98% of their genetic makeup.

March 15 2011 | Posted in Dogs & Puppies | Read More »

How Smart Are Dogs?

How Smart Are Dogs?

Anthropomorphically, I believe that dogs are sometimes smarter than many people I know but maybe I am being overly partial here..

March 13 2011 | Posted in Dogs & Puppies | Read More »

Presidential Dogs

Presidential Dogs

Just like common folks, presidents of the United States love their dog as loyal and adoring companions.

March 13 2011 | Posted in Dogs & Puppies | Read More »

Reduce Cancer Incidence in Dogs

Reduce Cancer Incidence in Dogs

Help prevent or reduce the risk of cancer in pet dogs with holistic diet of raw meats and bones.

March 10 2011 | Posted in Dog Health | Read More »

Dog Misbehavior Due to Boredom

Dog Misbehavior Due to Boredom

Just like humans, dogs need a variety of stimulating activities, plenty of physical exercise and mental challenges to avoid boredom which leads to unhappiness and misbehavior.

March 10 2011 | Posted in Dog Toys | Read More »

Dog Body Language

Dog Body Language

Knowing how to read a dog’s body language gives owners insight to their strees, anxiety, aggression, boredom, etc.

March 8 2011 | Posted in Dogs & Puppies | Read More »

Stop Nuisance Barking

Stop Nuisance Barking

Anti-bark collars seem to be a favor means by which to reduce unnecessary and overly excessive barking in dogs but they are not foolproof.

March 6 2011 | Posted in Dog Training | Read More »

Cancer in Dogs

Cancer in Dogs

Just like in humans, the incidents of cancer in dogs has been increasing in the last few years and that has been attributed to dietary and life style changes.

March 4 2011 | Posted in Dog Health | Read More »