Do you have a noisy neighbor, as in a dog that hardly ever stops barking? Or is it your dog that is driving everyone crazy?
Even if you're desperate to stop the racket, don't even think about getting one of those awful shock collars. There are much better solutions.
You'll find some humane options to quiet down your dog or the neighbor's
right here.
Friday, April 24, 2009
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Lawn Manners for Your Dog !

I'll bet your dog loves to play out on the lawn with you - right? And with longer days already here and Summer just around the corner, that means more opportunities to go outside and enjoy the back yard.
"Now" would be a good time to review your dog's lawn manners. What I mean is, give him some direction when he goes outside to relieve himself so that you don't wind up with an unattractive lawn decorated with little burned patches! I'm sure you get the picture? If you need help to get started...
Here is where to go to check out the lawn care page to find how to "naturally" deal with burn spots or to prevent them from happening in the first place. You'll find some innovative products to help your dog out.
Now you'll be able to invite guests over to admire your lawn :-)
Saturday, December 13, 2008
Is Jack Frost Nipping At Your Dog's Nose?
Are you living in one of America's cold spots, or any place where winter's chill may make your dog's nose get colder and wetter than usual?
If you are, then you'll want to review the tips I've written for protecting your dog during the winter. Coat or not, dogs can and do get cold if left outside too long, even to the point of frost bite, which you wouldn't wish on anyone - most of all your dog.
So do read the article about dogs and cold weather.
You can find it here.
If you are, then you'll want to review the tips I've written for protecting your dog during the winter. Coat or not, dogs can and do get cold if left outside too long, even to the point of frost bite, which you wouldn't wish on anyone - most of all your dog.
So do read the article about dogs and cold weather.
You can find it here.
Sunday, November 23, 2008
Holiday Time Is Nearing...Are You Ready?
Holiday time seems to creep up on me and suddenly it becomes a mad dash to get everything done - like now!
If you're in the same situation and wondering what to get your dog at a modest cost, how about a cozy new bed? The Caddis dog beds are very popular and affordable. You can check them out here.
Or, if that's not needed, a new toy is always welcome - perhaps one you can use for training also. You can find lots of good ideas here.
Plus more specifically:
Plush Dog Toys
Dog Chew Toys
Christmas Dog Toys
Dog Squeaky Toys
and lastly, a Dog Toy Box to stash everything in.
There, now that should make your Christmas pet shopping easier!
If you're in the same situation and wondering what to get your dog at a modest cost, how about a cozy new bed? The Caddis dog beds are very popular and affordable. You can check them out here.
Or, if that's not needed, a new toy is always welcome - perhaps one you can use for training also. You can find lots of good ideas here.
Plus more specifically:
Plush Dog Toys
Dog Chew Toys
Christmas Dog Toys
Dog Squeaky Toys
and lastly, a Dog Toy Box to stash everything in.
There, now that should make your Christmas pet shopping easier!
Monday, October 27, 2008
Organic Dog Shampoo - Know Your Ingredients!
The benefits of organic dog shampoo became even more apparent to me the other day. I was reading an article about the risky toxic substances that quite often show up in pet products. Even the most well-meaning dog owners may find it baffling to sort out the bad from the good.
Reading labels is a must - not all manufacturers care about your pet's safety. Here are a few shampoo ingredients to avoid that have been tied to serious health risks:
Lauramide DEA, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Ammonium Lareth Sulphate, Methylchloroisothiazolinone, Methylisothiazolinone, D&C Red No. 33, FD&C Yellow No. 5.
More information about non-toxic dog organic shampoos and conditioners
can be found here.
Reading labels is a must - not all manufacturers care about your pet's safety. Here are a few shampoo ingredients to avoid that have been tied to serious health risks:
Lauramide DEA, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Ammonium Lareth Sulphate, Methylchloroisothiazolinone, Methylisothiazolinone, D&C Red No. 33, FD&C Yellow No. 5.
More information about non-toxic dog organic shampoos and conditioners
can be found here.
Friday, October 24, 2008
Give Your Dog A Great Smile!
When I see a dog with a gleaming smile, it tells me the owners have done their homework and know about the importance of dog dental care. Sadly, this is one area that is often overlooked - though not intentionally I'm sure. Some well-meaning folks think "doggie" bad breath is natural and after a while their nose believes it too! The fact is, bad breath often precedes the start of something big.
I encourage all dog owners to read this information to learn how to prevent serious dental and other health problems by the simple use of dog dental products.
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Dating and Dog Lovers

Dog lovers and dating really can go hand in hand.
You don't have to leave Rover at home when you date. If you're a single pet lover, you just need to find a soul mate who loves pets as much as you do.
It's not difficult to find a friend who will enjoy being on a date with you and your dog!
Go here now to get the whole scoop, so you won't have to feel bad leaving your pet home alone.
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