Jan 31 2010
A small investment in a glow in the dark dog collar can save the life of your little friend. The collar can make your pet visible to oncoming traffic and give them time to stop so your pet can make it home safely. Continue Reading »
Jan 31 2010
Puppies chew as a way to explore and relate to the world around them. The activity is instinctive to them. Unfortunately, if chewing behavior is focused in the wrong direction, it can result in damaged clothes, shoes, and furniture. Continue Reading »
Jan 31 2010
Does your dog get tired of eating the same dry dog food every meal? Sometimes my dog Pebbles stands and stares at her dish of food. Does she think if she stares at it long enough it will turn into filet mignon or is she just thinking I guess this is it, the same dry food night after night? Continue Reading »
Jan 31 2010
A dogs inability to see colours beyond black and white is in fact purely a fallacy. It is a longstanding myth that dogs are colourblind and whereas to some extent this is true, this is not the full picture. Dogs might not see all the colours of the rainbow the way we do, but neither are they limited to black, white and grey. The colours they are able to focus on tend to be shades of violet, blue and yellow. Dogs find difficulty seeing other more vibrant colours like oranges, greens and reds. Continue Reading »
Jan 31 2010
One of the first things you will want to do with your new puppy is to teach it not to bite This behaviour if not stopped can become an act of aggression in your adult dog, possibly leading to a situation where he would seriously injure a child, even if unintentionally. Continue Reading »
