Doggy Icy Poles
Icy poles for dogs If your dog looks hot and bothered help him to stay cool and hydrated by making your own dog-friendly icy poles. Icy poles/popsicles are a great […]
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Benefits of a Raw Food Diet for Your Dog
The benefits of a raw food diet are explained very well by Australian vet, Dr Ian Billinghurst, both on his web site and in his books, Give Your Dog A
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Is Your Backyard Safe For Your Pets?
Backyard Dangers For Your Pets Backyards are places where you can enjoy your own space and play with kids and pets. Many pets spend time alone in the backyard when
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Pets In Apartments
Food Types to Avoid if You Own a Pet in an Apartment. The dietary needs of pets can vary based on their species, breed, and lifestyle. Living in an apartment
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We Need Dogs
Why do we need dogs? We need dogs because…. They love us no matter what. They never hold a grudge. They are only too willing to show their affection. And,
Separation Anxiety
How to Address Your Dog’s Separation Anxiety and Shadowing Behaviour Separation anxiety can be a real problem. Have you noticed your dog getting agitated when leaving them behind, or can
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New Puppy Tips
Spoiled Fur Baby: Here’s What You Need To Know Before Getting A New Puppy! Who wouldn’t want to get a new puppy in their home that they could spoil to
8 Dog Myths Revealed
Dog myths appear in so many online articles which contradict each other with information about dogs. Read the list of popular dog myths below to find out the real answers.
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French Bulldog – a loving companion
French Bulldog – the perfect breed for you? The French Bulldog Lifespan: 11-14 years Height: 28-30 cms (11-12 in) Weight: 7 kgs to 12 kgs (16-28 lb) Temperament: loving companions,
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How We Confuse Our Dogs
8 things we do that really confuse our dogs Melissa Starling, University of Sydney and Paul McGreevy, University of Sydney Dog behaviour is extraordinarily flexible – this is why we
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