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Five Ways Dogs Make Our Lives Better
IdentificationIf your dog gets lost in an unfamiliar place, it can be disastrous. Be sure your dog is chipped and tags are secured to his collar with your current information....
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Tips On Flying With Your Dog
1. Book EarlyMost airlines only allow one or two dogs on each flight, so it's important to book your dog's ticket as soon as possible. Don't buy your ticket until you call the...
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Tips For Traveling With Your Dog
IdentificationIf your dog gets lost in an unfamiliar place, it can be disastrous. Be sure your dog is chipped and tags are secured to his collar with your current information....
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You, Your Dog and the Open Road: How to Best Travel & Take a Car Trip Together
Planning Ahead for Your Car TripBefore you and your canine copilot hit the highway, check out these ideas and tips for planning your adventure on the open road together.Dog-friendly...
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The Benefits of Wet Food for Dogs
Why Choose Wet Dog Food?Wet dog food has a number of benefits — ranging from taste to convenience to health.Variety of FlavorsAs you may be finding out, dogs — and...
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How to Get the Best Holiday Photos with Your Dog
Go with the ProsSome professionals photograph pets all the time. This means they’re really good at getting great shots, and it’s usually not hard to find them. Check...
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How to Buy or Make an Ugly Holiday Sweater for Your Dog
How to Fit Your Dog for an Ugly Holiday SweaterYou should have no problem finding tons of holiday sweater choices for your dog. Sweaters, like coats for dogs, come in two styles:...
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Jobs That Dog Lovers Love
Veterinary Technician or Veterinary AssistantIn this position, you’ll spend your days (and sometimes your nights) caring for animals by assisting a full-fledged Doctor of...
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How to Take Great Photos of Your Dog
When you prepare to take pictures of your dog, make sure you have plenty of space on your memory card. Professional photographers know that you rarely capture that perfect photograph...
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Start a Dog Show in Your Neighborhood
Ready ... Set ... Let’s Get Started!AwardsThe idea behind this type of all-dogs-are-welcome, bring-your-own-pooch dog show is that every dog is a winner. So, consider awarding...
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Should I Take My Tail-Wagger to a Tailgate?
The Hustle and Bustle of the CrowdSome tailgates take place in crowded spaces with lots of people coming and going. This can be an intimidating environment for some dogs. If you...
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Stress-Free Introductions All Spring
Prepare BeforehandThe most important part of a worry-free meeting is to make sure you prepare your pup before they even meet the stranger. If you know your pooch has reacted aggressively...
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DIY Dog Bow Tie For Your Pooch
What You Will Need 2 pieces of VelcroA strip of fabric 2x5 inches for the middleA strip of fabric 4x9 inches for the bowRibbon cut to fit comfortably around your pooch’s...
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Benefits of Having a Dog At Home
We’ve all heard the phrase “man’s best friend,” but when did this relationship with canines start? We don’t have an exact answer, but we do know that...
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How to Introduce a New Dog to Your Current Dog
How to Prepare for Introducing a New DogPrior to bringing your new dog or puppy home, place anything your resident dog might guard in one area. This may include food bowls, bones,...
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The Joy of Growing Up with Dogs
Here are a few benefits of growing up with dogs and having them as a member of your family:Dogs help kids learn nurturing skills and develop a caring attitude toward others.Evidence...
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Meaning of Dog Body Language
Body LanguageTranslationI'm standing as tall as possible, with raised hair on my neck and back. My tail is erect and my ears and chest are thrust forward.I'm feeling aggressive...
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Dog Separation Anxiety: Signs, Symptoms & Training
What Is Separation Anxiety in Dogs?Separation anxiety is a serious condition dogs can experience when separated from people they’re bonded with. It’s not clear why...
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Summer Outfit Ideas for Your Dog
Dog Cooling BandanasQuick, simple and stylish, cooling bandanas are available in a nearly limitless array of summertime colors and designs. Just wet them in cool water and they’re...
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History of Dogs: When Did Dogs Become "Man’s Best Friend”?
The Start of a Beautiful (Centuries-old) FriendshipIt’s estimated that about 15,000 to 14,000 years ago, wolves (ancestors of the modern dog) began the transition from wild...
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6 Ways to Dog-proof Your Christmas Tree
1. Make Your Tree Sturdy and SecureWhether it’s artificial or the real deal, Christmas trees are usually quite heavy — and you don’t want your tree tipping over...
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A Dog-friendly New Year’s Eve: Tips to Stay Safe and Have Fun
New Year’s Eve for Dogs: What to ExpectA quiet, relaxing celebration should present few problems for your pet, but you don’t have to leave them out of the fun. Dress...
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Dog-Safe Gardening
Digging PitGive dogs places to practice their excavation skills without disrupting your garden beds, preferably in shaded locations. You might entice them to use it by lightly...
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Fit and Fabulous: How to Exercise Your Small Dog
How Much Exercise Does Your Small Dog Need?The amount of exercise a dog requires depends on its size and the breed. When choosing a small breed, it’s a good idea to take...
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What If My Buddy Gets Lost?
Hop to ItThe most important part of finding your pup is to not waste days hoping he’ll come back. The sooner you begin looking for him, the better the odds are of finding...
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I Found a Lost Dog. Now What?
Get Expert HelpSince you don’t know how the lost dog will react to your advances, it is often best to call the experts — your local police or animal control department....
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New Puppy Checklist
Puppy-proof Your HomeBefore bringing home your new puppy, set up your house — and new pet — for success. Make sure you have all the puppy essentials on hand, including...
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Checklist for a Dog-friendly Backyard
When you’re staying safe at home and can’t escape for a destination vacation, a staycation might be exactly what you and your furry friend need. The longer, warmer...
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11 Top Dog Hairstyles
Today's fashion-savvy dog groomers are going far beyond yesterday's basic services. In our fashion-forward world, well-primped pooches can walk out of the grooming salon more colorful...
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A Guide On Bathing Your Dog
1. Choosing a Bathing SpotGenerally, little dogs are easier to bathe than larger dogs. You can even bathe them in a laundry room or kitchen sink. Of course, when weather permits,...
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How To Calm Dogs Scared of Thunder
Not only is the loud noise of thunder scary, dogs can hear it at a much greater distance than humans can. The smell of the air also changes when a storm approaches, and the keen...
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How to Choose the Best & Most Safe Toys for Your Small Dog
Toy Safety Tips for Small DogsDogs of all sizes have the most fun with safe toys that are the right size for them. Here are our top three tips to have in mind when picking out...
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