Before Adopting A Boxer Dog
Filed Under Pets | Posted on April 29, 2008
Find out what you should do before adopting a Boxer do…
There are many advantages of adopting a Boxer dog. But before the excitement of taking home the not-so-fortunate abandoned dog urge you to rush to the nearest shelter, you must consider many things. Here are some points to consider before you finally go for it.
Mukunda and Ulysses Will Live In My Heart Forever
Filed Under Pets | Posted on April 16, 2008
Mukunda and Ulysses have taught me the simple lessons of life. Read about them here.
It’s been two weeks since I stopped watching the news.
And one week since Mukunda had his surgery.
And Now, we are hanging out by the river. Suddenly, the days are warmer, the pale green hue of springtime is deepening with every moment.
My friends ask me: What was it like to watch
Frank, our Vet and friend kept asking: How are you holding up, Kate?
A Dog Bed Tid Bet For The Environment
Filed Under Pets | Posted on April 16, 2008
Organic dog beds can be a great alternative to ordinary designs and last forever.
There are so many styles and options for dog beds that it may be a challenge to locate just the right one for your dog(s). But for those people that are trying to choose all-natural and organic products when available, you may be surprised to know that you can have an organic dog bed too. If you are interested in all-natural and outdoor materials, then a Cordura or latex dog bed might be what you are searching for.
Understanding the Many Moods of Your Puppy
Filed Under Pets | Posted on April 15, 2008
Explains how to understand a dog’s body language and moods.
Your puppy communicates in more ways than you might think. There is much more to a puppy’s communication skills than just barking or wagging his tail. Your puppy has a variety of ways to express all of his moods. Your puppy can communicate with all parts of his body, and understanding some of what he is trying to say makes for a much happier relationship with your puppy.
Coping With The Death Of Your Labrador Retriever
Filed Under Pets | Posted on April 9, 2008
It is normal to grieve and cry for the death of a pet that has been your companion for years…
A Labrador Retriever can generally live for up to 13 years or a few years longer as long as good medical care exists. Most of us consider our pets as friends, as loyal companions who are always there to share our happiness and laughters or be with us in our darkest hour, listening and understanding us in their own little way. With the innocence and playfulness reflected in their eyes, some pets are considered as a child, a playmate or a sibling.
Labrador Retriever As Therapy Dog
Filed Under Pets | Posted on April 8, 2008
Therapy dogs are dogs trained to interact and help humans who are sick and need love, comfort and understanding…
A Labrador Retriever makes a good candidate for therapy dog because the breed is known as well-balanced and versatile breed. A Labrador Retriever has exceptional and working abilities making good working dogs and very friendly and mellow disposition making excellent family dog.
Mastiff Kennels - What You Need To Know
Filed Under Pets | Posted on April 7, 2008
Leaving home can be very hard on a Mastiff. They can be moody, cranky, and sometimes depressed. Since they are so sensitive they can go threw a lot of anxiety. Not to mention that a Mastiff needs constant attention on their health. So when researching local Mastiff Kennels it is a good idea to start with local breeders or a veterinarian.
The Manx Cat - The Tale Of The Missing Tail
Filed Under Pets | Posted on April 7, 2008
The Manx cat is tailless, its body breaking off at the end with a seemingly abrupt finish. But, this cat is anything but limited by its lack of a tail. If anything, the Manx cat makes up for its missing tail with an endless supply of love and affection for its owners.
Originating on the Isle of Man, the Manx cat is legendary. There are numerous stories about how these darling cats lost their tails - from getting it stuck in the door of Noah’s ark to having its tail severed as a prize by Viking invaders, the Manx’s lack of a tail is steeped in tall tales.
Finding Lost Labrador Retrievers
Filed Under Pets | Posted on April 1, 2008
Losing your beloved dog is heartbreaking, but the possibility of finding him exists…
Though escapalogy is not a problem among Labrador Retrievers, they can get astray from home might be because of their curiosity, their natural desire to wander or worst, stolen. It is true that finding them unharmed depends on luck, but who wouldn’t want to try their luck. Here are some ideas that you can use in finding your lost Labrador Retrievers:
Preventing Heatstroke In Labrador Retrievers
Filed Under Pets | Posted on April 1, 2008
Summer is the time to enjoy and have fun under the sun, but the fun can end into a disaster if no precautions are taken to prevent dogs from overheating…
Summer is great time for Labrador Retrievers! Imagine all the fun they will experience retrieving balls or sticks outdoor. But as much as it is fun, it is also the time when the temperature rises. With all the fun and excitement summer brings, you must not forget to do something to prevent your dog from overheating.