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Responsible Pet Ownership – Animal Attack Prevention By : Alva Pao-Pei Alfonso
There is only so much you can do towards animal attack prevention; it will not guarantee your safety against other pet owners’ negligence. If you have been hurt by another person’s pet and are considering filing a personal injury claim, talk to a lawyer who specializes in that area.
Horse Training Tips By : Jack Devlin
Your horse is a completely different species to you. Horses are pretty clever, they pick up what we want them to do, and learn our signals. How good are you at learning your horse's signals? Do you understand when he is feeling low, or bored, or confused? Sympathising with him and altering your schedule to accommodate your horse is a skill you can transfer to other people. You get on in life much better if you show respect for other people's feelings.
Animal Communication for Healing By : Helene Rothschild
Sandy's dog told me she was upset because she was. Her digestive problem improved when Sandy solved her problem. Mary's cat was running away because the new kitten received all the attention. Are you very close to your pet? Do you sometimes wish that you could communicate with them, especially when they seem upset or have physical problems?
How To Convert A Freshwater Aquarium To A Saltwater Aquarium By : Peter B. Cunningham
Quite a number of freshwater aquarists are tempted to keep marines because they see a stunning aquarium somewhere, or they realize that keeping marines is not as difficult as they first thought, or they feel they have accumulated enough experience to make the change. Not all freshwater aquarists are the same of course. There are some really beautiful decorated freshwater aquariums about, and keeping one of these is as difficult as a reef aquarium.
Golden Retriever. Friendly, Reliable, Trustworthy. "Enter The Golden Retriever" By : John E Adams
The History of the Golden Retriever

The Golden Retriever is one of the most popular breeds of dog around today and it is really not too difficult to see why Loving, loyal and obedient, the Golden Retriever makes an excellent pet, but just how did the breed originate
Persistent Housetraining Accidents - Doesn't My Dog Know Better? By : Veronica Sanchez
“My dog is doing this on purpose” is a complaint dog trainers often hear
How to Ensure Joint Health for Dogs By : Craig Elliott
Similar to a human's joints, a dog's joints are important parts of their body. A dog's joints, whether it's the ball and socket joints, the hinge joints or the gliding joints are all imperative to their mobility. Without joints a dog would be unable to move since they provide flexibility which enables their legs to bend, their hips to move, etc. If a dog owner wishes to see their pet living a healthy, mobile life, it's essential to do everything possible to ensure joint health for dogs.
Techniques for Dealing with Overweight Pets By : Craig Smith-
Humans are not usually comfortable when they're overweight. Being overweight makes people unhealthy and generally unhappy. Does the same apply for pets? Unfortunately obesity is a problem with pets. This extra weight often makes it difficult to run and play. Overweight pets, like humans are more vulnerable to sickness and disease.
Leaving A Dog At The Kennel By : David Beart
There may be times when a pet owner must travel, and they have to place a pet dog in a kennel The pet owner wants to be sure that the dog is in a safe, healthy, and secure environment
The Importance Of Dog Collars By : David Beart
Dog collars provide several functions A dog collar can be used to hold an identification tag, display the dog’s license, or provide an anchor for the dog’s leash
Doggy Distress: Top Three Symptoms That You Should Call The Vet By : Lisa Failla
Some dog owners have a tendency to worry themselves over every little thing Then there are those that don't seem to worry enough, letting real symptoms affect their dogs without a second thought
The Greyhound Dog; A Modern Tragedy By : Kayye Nynne
Each year more than 100,000 Greyhound dogs are killed! Why? The reason is simple...a cruel sport called dog racing! It truly is hard to imagine how so exalted a dog breed could end up where it is today—slaughtered in the thousands each year. This is all the more shocking when one considers that at some point in Greyhound dog history it was a crime punishable by death to kill one (during the reign of King Canute).
How To Keep Your Dog Cool In The Hot Sun By : Gerald Njuguna
Summer is generally the time to have fun with your family and enjoy many activities together Days are usually longer than usual and the children are out on vacation
Dog Breed Rebounds From Stigma Created By Tabloid Journalism! By : Kayye Nynne
Who would have known that a single piece of irresponsible journalism by a reputable and esteemed establishment could turn so deadly! But that is exactly what happened; for the mere fact the fabricated, sensationalized and grossly inaccurate story came from a well-regarded source gave its credence and the public lapped it up and reacted accordingly (in several cases hysterically). The results: persecution and death!
Baby And Your Dog - How To Keep Peace At Home By : Gerald Njuguna
Wondering how your dog will get along with your baby Worried about the safety of your baby and are probably thinking of getting rid of your dog
Of Hybrid Dogs, Mutts And Purebred Dogs By : Kayye Nynne
What's in a breed? That's the controversial question that has plagued the dog world ever since dog breed development! The issue at hand is really a matter of maintaining breed purity and keeping those dastardly mutts at bay! But what if I was to tell you that the lowly mutt can hold its own and more against the refined so-called purebred dogs or that purebred dogs are really nothing more than strain-refined mutts!
When You Need a Pet Sitter By : Elyse Grau
Wondering what to do with your pet while you're on vacation? A pet sitter might just be the answer. This article will help take the stress out of finding just the right sitter for your pets.
Caucasian Mountain Dog: The Dog That Resembles A Bear By : Kayye Nynne
In 2004, a very irresponsible documentary by none other than a well-established and esteemed company such as National Geographic on the subject of so-called designer dogs went on air. That particular episode which was grossly and factually incorrect depicted the Caucasian Mountain Dog as a lethal weapon and a menace to society! The fallout was the killing-deaths of several of these wonderful dogs, many pets being thrown out of their homes overnight and mass hysteria by an ill-informed public!
Does Dog Health Insurance Really Exist By : Gerald Njuguna
Insurance for dogs has been in existence for close to twenty year Its surprising then that many dog owners have never heard of dog insurance before
All Abouts Toys for Your Dog By : Gerry Ronson
Dog toys are very important to raising a healthy dog, for both mental and physical purposes. All types of dog toys are discussed within this article.
The Tricky Issue Of Defining Dog Intelligence By : Kayye Nynne
Less than 500 years ago, much in part to the renowned French philosopher Rene Descartes, animals were considered incapable of intelligent thought, expression of emotion or for that matter the ability to feel pain; the result was widespread and wanton cruelty to animals! Luckily over time this fallacy was corrected and today it is the rare individual who still believes that animals don't think or are incapable of expressing emotions.
Dog Genetics: The Huge Problem Of Canine Genetic Disease By : Kayye Nynne
Genetic disease in the dog is a major problem so much so that dog breeders annually spend more than 500 million dollars addressing the problem! To date more than 500 genetic diseases have been described in the dog and on average every single dog has at least 4 to 5 defective genes...no wonder the problem is so widespread!
Cushing's Disease In Canines By : Joann Henry
When unexplainable lumps and bumps, increased appetite, bulging stomach, and loss of hair strike your canine, the cause of concern may lead to a diagnosis of Cushing's disease The condition that seems to develop in middle age to older dogs is characterized by malfunctioning pituitary or adrenal glands or the overproduction of corticosteroids
Dog Socialization: How To Avoid Having An Anti-Social Dog By : Kayye Nynne
Ever wondered why some dogs just don't get on with other dogs? Why is it some dogs get on with cats and others don't. Why are some dogs friendly towards strangers while others are downright aggressive. Does it all boil down to the breed of dog or are there other factors at play!
How The Dog Evolved So Rapidly Into A New Species By : Kayye Nynne
Evolutionary change is by nature slow paced and usually it takes many thousands of years before one species evolves into another; but in the case of the transformation of the wolf into the dog comparatively speaking, on an evolutionary scale it happened overnight! Why and how did that happen?
Did You Know That Commercial Dog Food Contains Recycled Pets! By : Kayye Nynne
The Recent pet food poison scandal has resulted in the deaths of several animals and the recall of over 60 million packages of pet food. But perhaps the dirtiest untold secret is how commercial dog food manufactured in the US has ingredients toxic to your pet (even so-called preservative free) but MOST SHOCKING OF ALL COMMERCIAL DOG FOOD CONTAINS DEAD DOG AND DEAD CAT MEAT!
Dogs: Did The Wolf Tame Itself To Evolve Into The Domestic Dog! By : Kayye Nynne
It has widely been assumed that humans tamed the wolf and bred it for selective traits to become the dog. The flaw in this theory is that it assumes that humans from 15,000 years ago had both the smarts, the time and enough tame wolves from which to conduct their selective breeding program. A more reasonable theory is that the wolf initiated the taming process and self evolved into the domestic dog!
Questions About Dog Health and the Critical Answers – Revealed! By : Mike Lee
Have you always been plagued with worry over anything to do with your pet pooch? Put your worries to rest because here are some of the most common questions about dog health you’ll ever come across.
Rabbits: The Cat Alternative By : Dawn Elise-Snipes
Thinking about getting a pet There’s one furry companion you probably haven’t considered, but should.
Deworming Your Dog Is Really Important By : Debbie Ray
If you have a puppy or dog and have not wormed it in some time please consult your veterinarian for more information about deworming your dog or perhaps follow the suggested worming schedule within the body of this article.
Shedding Dogs & How To Deal With Them By : Aaron Ballantyne
Shedding may not be something that seems like an important thing to keep in mind when making your puppy purchase, but it may just be more important than you think. Making sure you are ready for the time and responsibility commitment of a dog is a very important factor. A dog that sheds a lot is more work than one that does not shed a lot.
Puppies Energy Levels, Increasing them in Five Natural Healthy Ways By : Scott James
Now I know to most Dog owners this is going to sound like an obvious question but does your puppy have the attention span of a two-year-old child? OK, if it's a Labrador, then this is about as good as it's going to get - only joking here as I'm sure there are some Labradors with terrific attention spans, it is just that we don't have one of them.
Training Aggressive Dogs – How To Train Your Aggressive Dog By : Davion Wong
Training an aggressive dog is a thorny issue and has gotten many dog owners vexed over it. Dog aggression can be a serious problem as there are laws and by-laws in different states that demand the punishment of dog owners in the form of court charges. But there is help available. Are you ready to start learning some ‘training aggressive dog’ tips?
Small Dog Clothes – A Brief History By : Mike Hsiao
A brief history of small dog clothes from back in the early centuries to the modern day rage that it has evolved into today.
Can We Keep Her? By : Donovan Baldwin.
We know as parents that we will at least sometimes regret the answer, but usually we say, "Yes. You can keep her, but you will have to take care of her." We also know about the answer, "Oh! We will."
DIY aquarium backgrounds By : Peter B. Cunningham
One of the questions which I am asked quite a lot is how do I hide all the plumbing and/or wires around the back of the tank so that they are not visible from the front.
Adopting an Older Dog By : Jim McKiel
Making the decision to share your home with a canine is one step towards a rewarding experience. Why not take the next big step and adopt an older large breed dog. There are many beautiful large breed older dogs that are just waiting for someone to invite them into their home. They will repay you many times over with love and devotion.
Home Remedies And Treatments For Dog Arthritis By : Andrew T. Jones
Arthritis will happen to most of us. Our joints age and lose their protective covering or cartilage. When this happens, bone rubs on bone, leading to osteoarthritis. In some dogs, arthritis can be secondary to a ligament injury, producing joint instability.
Gluten and Toxins in Pet Foods: Are they Poisoning Your Pets? By : Jefferson Adams
Celiac disease, also known as gluten intolerance, is a genetic disorder that affects 1 in 1331 Americans. Symptoms of celiac disease can range from diarrhea, weight loss, and malnutrition, to latent symptoms such as isolated nutrient deficiencies but no gastrointestinal symptoms. The disease mostly affects people of European (especially Northern European) descent, but recent studies show that it also affects Hispanic, Black and Asian populations.
A Small Cat with a Big History - Egyptian Mau By : Donovan Baldwin.
Want a cat that is quiet, cheerful, and has a great personality? Throw in a link to ancient Egypt, and you've got the Mau.
A Cat of a Different Color By : Gary Kurz
A humorous story for those who love dogs and all the shenanigans they get into. This is a true story good for human interest publications.
5 Fundamental Care for Family Dog By : Leo Enoch
Before bringing a dog home, it must be understood that there is a responsibility of somebody who owns a dog to take care of it which will include feeding, providing shelter, health care and spending time with the dog.
Pet Remedies For Common Cat And Dog Diseases Of The Mouth, Neck And Larynx By : Andrew T. Jones
This article focuses on the examination of the mouth, neck and larynx of your pet. I will show you some of the natural pet remedies that I use for a few specific pet diseases.
Life Expectancy of Large Breed Dogs By : Jim McKiel
Large breed dogs have a shorter life expectancy than smaller breeds which is unfortunate for the owner/guardians of large breed dogs. We love our big dogs even knowing their time with us will be short. We don’t focus on the quantity of time but the quality of time we spend together. Sharing our homes with our big fur balls is like having a small piece of heaven for our own.
Tips on Obedience Training For Your Pet Dog By : Benz Slow
A well-trained and an obedient dog is what you desire for your pet dog. You want your pet dog to behave everywhere you take him. You want him to know what is right and wrong to avoid causing trouble anywhere, whether in your house or in public. This is why you teach and train your pet dog. You train your pet dog to obey your commands and to discipline them. But how will you do it? Are you capable of training your pet dog?
Choosing The Right Dog Breeder By : Michelle Johnson
Tips on finding the right dog breed that fits your lifestyle. Once choosing the right breed for you, you must find a reputable dog breeder. Tips on what a good dog breeder will do.
Unsightly Litter Box- Love Your Cat with Cat Litter Furniture By : David Lee
Anyone who has a pet cat also has at least one litter box. However, the standard litter box, even one with a cover, leaves a lot to be desired in the way of fashion. If someone loves his or her cat, he or she has to tolerate its litter box, there is just no other choice. Everyone can benefit from the advent of cat litter furniture. Never heard of it? Keep reading - you may be pleasantly surprised.
The Tragic Triumph of the Ghost Gorilla By : Ba Kiwanuka
His uniqueness singled him out as a superstar but also ensured that he could never live the life that destiny intended!
The Home Pet, Our New By : Benjamin Anosike
As a pet lover, with the use of a "pet trust," a relatively new device in the pet animal estate planning, you can make specific provisions for the care of your pets in the event of your disability or death, and provide for a reliable caretaker and funding arrangement, all legally enforceable by the courts, thus effectively assuring that in the event of any such emergency, your pets will not likely wind up in the shelter or the pound.
Putting Your Pet Out to Pasture By : Gary Kurz
Why do our animals eat grass? Are they ill? Should I be worried?
Bearded dragon care made easy! By : Jason Couch
Bearded dragons are becoming the most popular exotic pet to have in the 21st century! They are very interactive and love attention from humans. I have composed a basic care sheet covering the major areas involved with keeping a happy and healthy bearded dragon.
Why Dogs Should Never Eat Chocolate By : Ward Johnson
Is it true that dogs shouldnt eat chocolate? Absolutely. Read on to learn the very real dangers of feeding chocolate to your dog.
How to Cope with Uncaring Friends after Pet Loss By : Gary Kurz
Pet loss is one of the most traumatic of life's experiences. It is a time when we look to friends and family for support. How do we cope when we find they do not share or understand our grief, when they seem to be uncaring?
Your Puppy's Stages Of Life From Birth To 9 Months Old By : John Edwards
0 to 7 Weeks: This is a period when the environment opens up for a puppy. His eyes and ears are excited to experience the sights and sounds of the world around him. This is a strong socialization period as a bond grows between his litter mates and mother. These bonds lead to a healthy, well-adjusted temperament.
Understanding & Respecting Your Dog's Natural Instincts By : John Edwards
One thing that all dogs have in common is a desire to please their owners. Unfortunately, an interspecies language barrier makes it difficult to get the point across. Training lets you overcome this barrier. It establishes a means of communication between you and your dog that's bound to brighten your relationship.
Dog clothes: Are dog owners really THAT strange? By : Paul Easton
Dog clothes do have practical uses, and the health of your dog can be helped if quality items with a practical purpose are used. Short hair dogs have specific needs for clothing and also dog clothes may be useful for medical reasons
Dog Care - Fighting Fleas By : Michelle Johnson
Fighting fleas the natural way and/or with medications before your home and dog gets infested.
Feeding Your Pet One Meal-A-Day Keeps the Vet Away By : Ward Johnson
What is the best way to feed your pet? Many pet owners think pets eat just like people, when their bodies work differently. Learn how to feed your pet properly so it will grow happy and healthy.
Chico Visits the Vet By : Tony Roberts.
A man's best friend is his dog. However, a visit to the vet can be a harrowing experience for both of them
Designer Dog Clothes, Jewelry and Gourmet Food: Is your dog is spoiled or part of the family? By : Paul Easton
Simple ways we spoil our best friend and the signs he is taking over!
Common Concerns Regarding Aquariums By : Bob Janeway
Thinking that aquarium concerns are simple? Think twice. You might be surprised at how comprehensive other issues are. But this does not say that everything is complicated. We have listed here some of the major concerns aquarium owners have regarding this stuff.
Simple Health Tips to Help You Take Better Care of Your Dog By : Patricia Wagner
Learn how you can keep your dog healthier and protect your canine pal from needless suffering...
General History of Dogs By : Gerald Flores
The general history of why dogs were accepted into society as man's favorite pet, companion, and members of the family.
How to fight fleas the natural way By : Wayne Foster
How to fight fleas The natural way: Vacuum your home frequently and seal vacuum bags before disposing -- Wash the bedding of your dog weekly in warm soapy water. This is where fleas usually breed.
Things To Prepare Before Bringing Your Pet Cat Home By : Jon Arnold
Cats have feelings and you want to make your new cat feel as comfortable as possible in your home, which is also their new home. There are things you should do in preparation before bringing your new cat home, and taking these steps will make the transition much easier for everyone, including your new pet cat.
The Keys To Proper Care For Your Pet Cat By : Jon Arnold
Cats make excellent pets but there are things you need to know about having a pet cat. Choose the type of cat that will suit you, your personality, and your lifestyle, since different breeds of cats have different needs. Know what to do if you get a cat bit. Should you declaw your cat? Understanding what you need to consider in being a cat owner will brings years of joy and happiness to you and your cat.
Pet Insurance : What To Look For By : Nicholas Hunt
Keeping a pet can work out to be expensive, not least if you need to see a vetinary surgeon. Pet insurance can cushion the cost of injury or illness, but what do you need to know before you choose a policy?
Pet Stroller Website offers Fun Alternative for Pet Wheelchairs By : Grace West
Free shipping on a wild selection of safe, attraction Pet Strollers for dogs, cats, and other mid-sized animals. There are great pet strollers for disabled and older pets as well.
Pest and Animal Control in Your Home By : gmsarticles
Having trouble with uninvited guests? Learn how to both prevent and better deal with pest and animal infestations in your home, garden, and on your property.
A Guide to Buying Pet Products By : Andrew Gates
Read this guide before you buy pet products.
Horse Breeds - The German Oldenburg By : Nanette Hughston
Three important events helped to shape the breed: the first stallion approved decreed by state lay in the year 1820 with the introduction of the register or origins in 1861, and the foundation of the two horse breeding societies by the Horse Breeding Act of April 9, 1897. These two were merged in the year 1923 and The Oldenburg Horse Breeders Society was formed.
Show Your Dog Just How Much You Really Love Him By : Jeremiah OConnell
Have you at least one framed photo of your dog somewhere in your house... or perhaps in your wallet? Is your dog pretty darn close to being the very center of your universe? Do you love to spoil him rotten, responds to his every whimper and cry, and spend all your spare cash on dog gourmet recipe treats? To say that dogs are man's best friend is anything but a cliche. You might be the unhappiest person in the world without a friend to your name...
Dog Training: What Is Dog Training? By : David McFarlane
Dog training can take many different forms. If you're confused by them all, you're not the only one.
Fortifying Your Horse Fence By : J. Atilia
Fortifying horse fencing can deter horse fence inefficiency.
Aisle Safety For Horse Barns By : J. Atilia
Aisle safety should be a primary consideration in designing horse barns to promote a healthy environment for the owners and the horses.
Horse Breeds - American Quarter Horse By : Nanette Hughston
The American Quarter Horse is the first breed of horse native to the United States. The breed evolved when the bloodlines of horses brought to the New World were mixed. Foundation American Quarter Horse stock originated from Arab, Turk and Barb breeds.
Horse Breeds - Types of Warmbloods By : Nanette Hughston
Warmbloods are amazing animals. They are some of the most beautiful horses in the world, with a versatility that is unbelievable. Warmbloods, unlike what many people think, are a true breed. All of the studbooks are closed. What this means is only a horse of that breed can be registered in that studbook.
Cultivating Obedience in Your Dogs By : JSimpson
Cultivating obedience in dogs stops prevent development of bad habits.
3 Free Dog Biscuits Recipes You Can Make At Home By : Jeremiah OConnell
Here are 3 free dog biscuits recipes you can make at home for a lot less money than you think. Treating your dog to something special has never been this quick, easy and inexpensive.
Great Tips For Breeding Your Dog By : Staff Writer
Choosing to breed your dog is a big decision and it’s natural to feel a little uneasy about the process. These dog breeding tips will help things go smoothly and help you enjoy the entire process.
Tips For Buying A Pet Snake By : Staff Writer
Buying a snake can be a sizable investment. Getting a snake requires making a commitment to the pet's care and well-being. It is important to do your research so you know that the particular species or breed is something you will enjoy owning in the years to come. Find out how difficult they are to feed and house before you buy. Also find out about the snake's temperament.

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