Rebecca Ann

Train Your Dog and Make Him Something to Be Proud Of

What would you do if confronted with a problem you didn't know how to solve? Would you ignore it and bury your head in the sand, or would you try to find the solution? In life, there are times that you are confronted with such a task. You may find that yo... Read >

What's The Best Diabetic Dog Food For Your Pet?

Does your dog have diabetes? Canine diabetes is on the rise, and it's important to know which of the diabetic dog foods to give your pet. Type 2 Diabetes affects dogs just like it does humans. If you simply treat the disease, and ignore the diet, it ca... Read >

How Long Is a Dog's Gestation Period?

Gestation, or the term of a pregnancy in dogs starts from the first time they are bred, or fertilized, and lasts until the puppies are born. This period can vary based on the breed or size of the dog, but usually is about 9 weeks. Unlike humans, female do... Read >

Dog Lice Problems - Get Rid of It

People usually think that only dirty, unkempt dogs get lice, but this is not true. The cleanest, most groomed and cared for dog can get lice. It is important to take care of this problem as soon as it is noticed, so notify your vet at once if you think yo... Read >

Easy Ways to Break Your Dog From Embarrassing Humping Habits

Does your dog like to embarrass you in front of company by becoming a little too "friendly" with a guest? Did Fido go "nuts" when your boss' wife bent over to pick up the keys she just dropped? It can be both embarrassing and upsetting to see your dog, wh... Read >

What Can I Do About Excessive Barking?

There is nothing more annoying than a dog that barks all the time. It is a fact that dogs love barking, but it is usually for a good reason. Barking is the only way a dog has to verbally communicate. Every breed of dog in the world, except for the Basenji... Read >

If You Cook Your Dogs Home-Cooked Meals, They Will Love You Forever

The food you feed your dog doesn't have to be special in any way. It doesn't require any special ingredients to make it dog food, it just needs to be well balanced, nutritious, and seasoned the way your dog likes it. Most dog nutritionists recommend a die... Read >

Three Mistakes to Avoid When Potty Training Your Puppy

An important part of domestic life for your dog is being potty trained. While not usually difficult, it is an unnatural thing for your pet to learn. If you don't use the proper techniques to train them, you will without a doubt fail. Hopefully, after read... Read >

Does Your Dog Have a Licking Problem? Discover Why and How to Help

It can be calming to come home from a long day at work and have your best friend lick you kindly on the hand. What happens though when you have guests over and they are not as welcoming of the doggie kisses? Not everyone likes licking, and your dog needs ... Read >

Dog Is Man's Best Friend and He Deserves Gifts From Us

From the beginning of time, dogs have been considered "man's best friend". They are very loving and loyal to their owners. Oftentimes, dogs place their "humans" on a pedestal high above themselves. Many pet owners give gifts to their pets for the same occ... Read >

Growling Dog: Tips to Stop Your Dog From Relentless Growling

If you don't like your dog to growl at all, you can try this exercise. Get a rope and play with your dog by trying to take the rope away from him. If while you are tugging on the rope he begins to growl, tell him "NO" and quit playing. Be consistent and y... Read >

The Causes, Symptoms and Effective Natural Treatment of Heartworms in Dogs

Heartworm is a name given to a roundworm parasite that officially is named Dirofilaria Immitis. Generally a disease found in dogs, heartworms may also be seen in cats. Most often the disease affects the blood vessels as well as chambers of the infested pe... Read >

How to Prevent Struvite Crystals In Dogs

Found in the urine of most dogs, struvite crystals may cause them some discomfort. If untreated, they may lead to urinary infections, or worse, they may turn into stones that can lead to even worse discomfort and severe problems. If you think your dog may... Read >

Dog Joint Problems - Does Glucosamine Really Help?

Though we normally rely on veterinarians, who are professionals, to diagnose problems in our dogs, it is very possible for lay people such as us to do just this. Using a little common sense and paying attention to your dog go a long way. In no way is it i... Read >

Don't Let a Disability Keep You From Enjoying Your Dog

Just because you suffer from a disability doesn't mean you cannot own and care for a pet the same as any other person. There are a great many dog owners with disabilities, and it has been proven that having the company of a dog can actually have a positiv... Read >