Deadly Sweets: Xylitol and Dogs
February 13, 2017 Health & NutritionWhen dogs become part of the family, we treat them more like human family members than canines. We may speak to dogs like children, and we may even dress them in embarrassingly adorable Christmas sweaters for family photographs, but when it comes to food, we can't afford to treat dogs like people.
Read MoreBreed Profile: The German Shepherd
February 8, 2017 Breeds & Information Training & DevelopmentThe German shepherd was originally a farm dog, guarding his family’s flocks and herds. Unlike most herding breeds, the German shepherd was not only bred to move the herd, but also to patrol and protect both the herd and the shepherd from outside dangers and predators. Today, German shepherds are used to protect sheep, guard homes, help the disabled, and assist the police and armed forces.
Read MorePuppy Development and Behavior: Healthy Stress (Free Book!)
February 3, 2017 Responsible BreedingIn this post, we’re going to look at a few of the ways breeders can mold their puppies into resilient young dogs. And there’s a free eBook for you to download at the end!
Read MoreA High-Protein Diet May Help Dogs Fight Obesity
January 30, 2017 Health & NutritionNew research suggests that a low-carb, high-protein diet may promote a healthier metabolism in dogs.
Read MoreTroubleshooting the Dog: Barking at Other Dogs
January 18, 2017 Training & DevelopmentThe Troubleshooter has some sound advice for an owner dealing with a dog that barks at others.
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