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1. Why Train Your Dog?

   Category: Houston Dog Training/Dog Training Houston

   ... at there dog or smacking them on the butt with an open palm or a newspaper. Even worse, when some dogs don't shape up, they are banished to the basement or the backyard to live out their days in solitude, ... Friday, 15 January 2010

2. Obesity Strikes Dogs, Too

   Category: Pet Resource Library/Human Interest

   ... expensive treatments.   The good news is that 82 percent of dogs and 55 percent of their owners lost weight if they followed a shared exercise and diet program, according to a recent study by Iams ... Thursday, 07 June 2007

3. Lazy Owners, Lazy Dogs

   Category: Pet Resource Library/Pet Training and Behavior

   ... Martha's Vineyard, states emphatically. "Ninety percent of all dogs need a good 20 to 30 minutes a day of serious aerobic-style exercise - not just a walk around the block." This may be bad news for ... Thursday, 07 June 2007

4. Containment Phobia In Dogs

   Category: Pet Resource Library/Pet Training and Behavior

   ... and vice versa. It is not the size of the space that frightens the animal but being trapped or contained in an area.   Modify the Environment Therapy The good news is that with the correct diagnosis ... Thursday, 07 June 2007

5. Sending Mixed Messages

   Category: Pet Resource Library/Pet Training and Behavior

   ... but that’s what you always do with him/her.   The good news is that you can retrain and establish new habits. Go out the front door, check the mail, and come back. Go out, come in, go out, and come ... Thursday, 07 June 2007

6. What is an Outdoor Invisible Fence System?

   Category: FAQs/Invisible Fence FAQS

   Invisible Fence® Brand combines advanced technology, professional installation and personalized training to keep your pet safely contained while promoting exercise and play. Your dog is free to be ... Friday, 30 December 2005

7. Xylitol can be Toxic to Dogs

   Category: Pet Resource Library/Human Interest

   Pet Products Sweetened with Xylitol can be Toxic to Dogs Sugar-free candy and gum may be sweet enough for you, ASPCA News Alert readers, but they can possibly be toxic to your animal companions. According ... Friday, 30 December 2005