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	<title>Dog Blog :: Dog Healthcare</title>
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		<title>Dog Care Basics</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 08 May 2012 08:45:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Dog care is a special task that involves various aspects of handling dogs. It is no way lesser than taking care of a child. People who want to buy dogs surely should know the ways of handling dogs. There are different varieties of dogs like Doberman, Poodles, Spaniel, Alsatian, Labrador, and many others. Each requires [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Dog care is a special task that involves various aspects of handling dogs. It is no way lesser than taking care of a child. People who want to buy dogs surely should know the ways of handling dogs. There are different varieties of dogs like Doberman, Poodles, Spaniel, Alsatian, Labrador, and many others.</p>
<p>Each requires a different kind of care. The structure, food habits, and behavior differ from one breed to another. So, dog care cannot be generalized under one roof. There are even courses to refresh you about how to take care of your dog. Dogs like to be with people. They do not prefer staying alone. They need regular exercise and lots of affection to be showered on them. They should be given a clean, safe and healthy environment.</p>
<p>The special attention shown on them will be rewarded by them as they are known to be the most faithful ones. Dental care should be done at least once a year by a veterinarian and we must also brush its teeth regularly. The dogs&#8217; eyes should be taken care as they can also develop cataracts. The normal focusing lens of a dog is lesser than a human being by three times. As they grow old, they develop this disease so they should be attended immediately.</p>
<p>Dogs also develop ear mites. This is developed due to contact with other dogs, as it is a contagious disease. As a result of this, they have irritating ear infections. They may develop skin disease due to this and hence must be treated with medicines at least for a period of three weeks. You can apply a skin cap spray on a regular basis to avoid skin itching as it also improves the appearance of the skin. Dogs develop nail fungus, but it is not a contagious disease. It should also be taken due care of.</p>
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		<title>Site of the Month for October 2011</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 24 Oct 2011 03:11:32 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Site of the Month for October 2011 relates to Pet Web Directory. Puyya is a pet directory with links to pet supplies, dogs, cats, Alpacas and Llamas, horses, goats, pigs, rabbits, reptiles and amphibians, sugar gliders.]]></description>
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Site of the Month for October 2011 relates to <a href="http://www.puyya.com/">Pet Web Directory</a>. Puyya is a pet directory with links to pet supplies, dogs, cats, Alpacas and Llamas, horses, goats, pigs, rabbits, reptiles and amphibians, sugar gliders.</p>
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		<title>How should I approach a dog I do not know?</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 04 Jul 2011 03:41:56 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[It is best not to approach the dog at all, but rather ignore them and allow them to approach you. Don&#8217;t touch them, don&#8217;t bend down with your hand extended, don&#8217;t talk to them, and don&#8217;t make eye contact. If the dog walks over and smells you it does not mean the dog wishes to [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It is best not to approach the dog at all, but rather ignore them and allow them to approach you. Don&#8217;t touch them, don&#8217;t bend down with your hand extended, don&#8217;t talk to them, and don&#8217;t make eye contact. If the dog walks over and smells you it does not mean the dog wishes to be pet. Dogs get a lot of information about someone by smelling them and because a dog is smelling you does not mean they want you in their space touching them. Remain confident and strong minded. If you are nervous, anxious or scared etc&#8230; the dog will read your emotions as a weakness and will be more likely to react in a dominant manner. If the dog jumps on you, the dog needs to be corrected by you. A jumping dog is a dog who is stepping into your private space, which is disrespect in the dog world.</p>
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		<title>Senior Dog Care Tips</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 23 May 2011 07:57:38 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Having a dog that is starting to advance in years needs special care that is different from that of a much younger dog or puppy. A dog that has hit its senior years often has lost a lot of its former spunk and energy. Someone who owns a senior pooch has to pay much closer [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Having a dog that is starting to advance in years needs special care that is different from that of a much younger dog or puppy. A dog that has hit its senior years often has lost a lot of its former spunk and energy. Someone who owns a senior pooch has to pay much closer attention to their dog&#8217;s health needs in order to keep the dog healthy. Here are a few tips to help you along with the process of learning how to care for your older puppy.</p>
<p>The first thing that you need to know is that each breed of dog is different in its determination of senior years. A lot of your smaller breeds tend to be around 10 years old or so when they are considered seniors. This changes up a lot so do your research on the breed of dog you currently own so that you can know roughly when to expect these changes to take place. Bigger dogs are usually considered seniors at five years of age.</p>
<p>If you can&#8217;t find any information concerning the aging of your particular dog&#8217;s breed you should call up your local vet and ask him or her if they can tell you that information. If the vet tells you your dog falls into this category you need to make sure you pay close attention to how your dog behaves and how he moves. Older dogs like this get sick a lot more often than younger dogs so don&#8217;t be surprised if your trips to the vet seem to increase. You may start to see your dog start moving a lot slower than he used to, which is a definite indication he is officially a senior dog.</p>
<p>One important aspect of caring for an older dog is his diet. As your dog ages you will need to change up the type of food he eats in order to make sure he is getting all the vitamins, nutrients, and protein he needs to be strong and healthy. Buying food that is specifically designed for older dog is a must. This food will not only give your dog nutrients but will also help your dog to maintain the correct weight.</p>
<p>Something most people tend to neglect is taking their senior dog out for some good healthy exercise. Just because your dog is getting older doesn&#8217;t mean he&#8217;s dead! Your dog still wants to play and have fun with you so feel free to take your dog out for a walk and play with him or her. They will enjoy it and it will help keep them healthy and in shape.</p>
<p>A lot of older dogs are prone to getting arthritis in their joints, which makes it very difficult for them to move around. You may start to notice that your dog has a hard time keeping up with you when you take him out, or that he is looking a little stiff at times. There are two things you can do to help reduce his pain during this time. One of them is to help your pooch slim down and lose a few pounds. You can also take him to the vet to checked out and get some medicine that will help with the pain.</p>
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		<title>San Diego Pet Friendly Hotels</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 17 May 2011 08:25:40 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Within the city of San Diego, there are several dog friendly hotels which not only offer cozy environment to you but also to your pet. This ranges from proper feeding and nutrition to health handling of your pet. It has come to our knowledge that San Diego pet friendly hotels are located all over this [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Within the city of San Diego, there are several dog friendly hotels which not only offer cozy environment to you but also to your pet. This ranges from proper feeding and nutrition to health handling of your pet. It has come to our knowledge that San Diego pet friendly hotels are located all over this city. In general, hotels that allow pets are approximately one hundred and fifty three in number. Among them is Holiday Inn on the Bay, DoubleTree Hotel San Diego Downtown, Holiday Inn San Diego Downtown and Best Western Seven seas.This is just but a tip of the iceberg. Therefore, it&#8217;s upon you to Google and read about each one of them.</p>
<p>Travelling is a kind of an adventure that comes with so many uncertainties. This is ascribed to the fact that new experiences come by it. Therefore, without proper planning the journey can turn into the worst adventure ever. Therefore, most of these Pet friendly hotels have put in place online booking whereby seeking for your pet&#8217;s accommodation can be done prior to departure. This has facilitated efficiency and proper organization to the visiting customers. Apparently this strategy suits your good plans for your pet.</p>
<p>The dog friendly hotels offer various services with various terms and conditions attached to each of them. Therefore, to acquaint yourself with each term and make a choice for your pet; you have to visit their website for more information. Basically, pet friendly hotels within this city vary in terms of classes. By consequent, it is upon you to decide the kind of care and treatment to your pet. As usual, the higher the class the deeper you have to dig into your pocket. To some extent, some pet friendly hotels actually charge nothing at all. The criterion is that once you have paid for personal accommodation then your pet automatically is subjected to the required care.</p>
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		<title>Heartworm and Dogs</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 31 Mar 2011 06:55:55 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Female heartworms bear living young &#8211; thousands of them in a 24 hour period. These young &#8211; the microfilariae &#8211; move inside the blood vessels for as long as several years, waiting to hitch a ride from a bloodsucking mosquito. They will experience changes inside the mosquito that get them to infect a canine, and [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Female heartworms bear living young &#8211; thousands of them in a 24 hour period. These young &#8211; the microfilariae &#8211; move inside the blood vessels for as long as several years, waiting to hitch a ride from a bloodsucking mosquito. They will experience changes inside the mosquito that get them to infect a canine, and they shift back to the initial host species the next time the mosquito bites. The procedure of modification in the mosquito requires about 10 days in warm climates, but usually takes 6 weeks in colder temps.</p>
<p>Parasites experience a number of life developmental periods before emergence as adults and typically require at least a couple hosts to complete the cycle. In heartworms, a mosquito will serves as as the intermediate host for the larval phase of the worm, also known as the microfilariae. The mosquito ingests the larva whenever it bites an infected canine and deposits its products in an uninfected dog when seeking another blood meal. The microfilariae drill down into the dog and go through several modifications to reach mature form, and then travel to the right side of the heart via a vein and wait for the chance to reproduce. Adult heartworms could reach 12 inches in length and can stay in the dog&#8217;s heart for many years. In North America April is the time when veterinarians begin testing for exposure to infected mosquitoes from the preceding season. Most advise and many owners use a year-round heartworm prevention plan to guard against the occasional mosquito flying around in areas with mild winters. If Our pet has already had his yearly check-up, contact your veterinarian to schedule a heartworm check. If he&#8217;s due for yearly vaccination, be sure to include a heartworm check during the visit.</p>
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		<title>Fake Beagle Breeders</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 16 Feb 2011 07:12:41 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[A sure fire way to weed out the fake beagle breeders from the legitimate ones is to ask about free pet insurance for after you bring your beagle home. Legitimate breeders are offered free pet insurance to give to buyers that affords coverage for six weeks after the sale in the hopes that you will [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A sure fire way to weed out the fake beagle breeders from the legitimate ones is to ask about free pet insurance for after you bring your beagle home. Legitimate breeders are offered free pet insurance to give to buyers that affords coverage for six weeks after the sale in the hopes that you will extend the insurance after the six weeks is up. If your breeder is not willing to give you signed proof of insurance, or if you check out the insurance and it is not valid, you probably have a fake breeder. Your relationship, and contact, with your beagle breeder is an ongoing thing that does not stop just because you took the beagle home. A legitimate breeder will be available for any beagle owner to answer questions and offer any advice you may need. If you are having a hard time getting your breeder on the phone, or they won&#8217;t answer any questions for you, then the chances are you have a fake breeder.</p>
<p>For first time beagle owners the beagle breeders are an invaluable resource for finding out the correct care and feeding instructions for your new beagle. The legitimate breeders build their business based on their reputation and it is important for them to be helpful. The good breeders will send home samples of food that should be fed to your new beagle so that you know what you are supposed to be feeding your dog. If your breeder is not offering any care or feeding instructions then you probably have a fake breeder. </p>
<p>A reputation for being professional, helpful, knowledgeable, and accessible is everything to the business of a beagle breeder along with providing quality pets. You should always be able to stay in touch with a legitimate breeder and if you find that you cannot keep your beagle later in its life then a good breeder will take the dog back but without giving you a refund for your purchase price. At least you will know that your beagle will be taken care of. A fake breeder will not offer that service. The National Kennel Club is the standard by which all legitimate breeders adhere to and you should always buy your beagles only from those breeders in good standing with the National Kennel Club. If you find yourself in a position where a fake breeder has scammed you, about all you can do it sue in court for your purchase price refunded. Always use the National Kennel Club to find goodbreeders in your area. </p>
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		<title>Dog Care Supplies</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 22 Dec 2010 04:40:50 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Dog care supplies mean much more than just basic food and shelter for dogs. In fact, dog supplies nowadays include everything that may keep a dog happy and healthy. There are many pet shops that offer a comprehensive range of dog supplies. Dog care supplies are categorized as basic, functional and pampering. Basic dog supplies [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Dog care supplies mean much more than just basic food and shelter for dogs. In fact, dog supplies nowadays include everything that may keep a dog happy and healthy. There are many pet shops that offer a comprehensive range of dog supplies. Dog care supplies are categorized as basic, functional and pampering. Basic dog supplies include dog collars, grooming supplies, beds, kennels and food. The functional dog supplies include gates, doors, and fences, and dog treats, toys and aromatherapy massage oils are examples of pampering supplies.</p>
<p>Dog beds are among the most important basic supplies. Beds help keep a dog&#8217;s bones and joints healthy. Many pet shops stock dog-training supplies that are essentially training aids and equipment designed to make a dog&#8217;s training easier and more effective. They also include special dog collars designed to punish a dog for undesirable behavior. Doghouses come in different size and makes, including plastic and wooden houses. A good doghouse should be big enough for a dog to turn freely inside and must be durable enough to provide long-term shelter. Dog-grooming supplies include dog shampoos, conditioners; nail clippers, brushes and combs. There are also specific dog hygiene supplies for a dog&#8217;s ears, eyes and teeth.</p>
<p>There are three types of dog food &#8212; moist, dry and semi-moist dog food. Dog food should be nutritionally balanced regardless of its form. In addition, all dog food supplies should be stored properly in a cool dry place, so that the nutritional value is not lost. Dog health care supplies are fast becoming an integral part of dog care. General dog health care supplies can be purchased without prescriptions. They include dog vitamins and supplements, flea, tick care dog supplies and dog dental care products. Pampering dog supplies include everything from dog crates, grooming supplies, toys, and costumes. These supplies are available online and dog owners can order by looking through online catalogues.</p>
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		<title>The Right Booties for Your Dog</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 10 Nov 2010 08:16:31 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Well dogs, too need those cute tiny booties. For dog owners out there, what are you waiting for? Go and bring your doggie for a shopping to make them fabulously cute and elegant with those fashionable dog booties. Like humans, the first factor to be considered in shopping for dog booties is its safe use. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Well dogs, too need those cute tiny booties. For dog owners out there, what are you waiting for? Go and bring your doggie for a shopping to make them fabulously cute and elegant with those fashionable dog booties.  Like humans, the first factor to be considered in shopping for dog booties is its safe use. Make sure that the booties are made of sturdy materials that could protect their feet from injury. To purchase something worth your money is to buy something safe and durable to use. Other factors are comfort and quality. If you want your pet to wear the booties you boot and not put your money to waste, make sure that it is comfy to wear. Style comes last. There are a lot of stylish designs in booties that you can choose from.</p>
<p>Different climate conditions also play a role in choosing the right booties for your dog. During warm weather, choose those that are made of light materials to allow air into their feet. For the winter season, there are also dog booties for snow that are available in the market. Dog snow booties protect their precious little feet from cold and frostbites. An ounce of prevention is better than cure, right?</p>
<p>In choosing the right dog booties for snow, you have to pick the right size and the right material used. Make sure that it fits snugly into their paws so as to avoid accidental removal while strolling on the snowy path. The boots should also be able to provide warmth. The snow could cause potential feet injuries to your beloved feet. For this reason dog snow booties are made to protect their paws. It should be made of durable material to shield them from snow injuries.</p>
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		<title>Go Pro With Dog Care</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 01 Oct 2010 06:24:30 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[A common known fact is that pets do not need to bathe as often as us humans do. However, the pet pooches that you own need professional dog grooming from time to time. Learn the different types of professional dog grooming which exists so that you are able to provide nothing but the best care [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A common known fact is that pets do not need to bathe as often as us humans do. However, the pet pooches that you own need professional dog grooming from time to time. Learn the different types of professional dog grooming which exists so that you are able to provide nothing but the best care for little pooch. Firstly, there is the hair brushing maintenance which requires the handiwork of the owner with the use of a sturdy hair brush. Apparently pooches love to be stroked and taken care of; therefore the bond between the owner and the pooch strengthens over a session of pet care.</p>
<p>Secondly, the owner has to make sure that the nails of the pup are cared upon on a weekly basis. Of course some breed of pooches does not necessarily need as many clippings as others, depending on the rapidness of the growth. Get an expert&#8217;s advice from a vet technician on how to properly conduct the nail trimmings as this procedure is one of the most uncomfortable of them all. Owners are terrified of hurting their beloved pooches and the pooches hate to have their nails trimmed using clippers.</p>
<p>Other than that, bathing the pooch is an important pet maintenance procedure. They are able to produce unwanted smell when left without a bath for way too long. The trick to getting your pooch comfortable with baths is by doing it as frequently as possible. The more times you bathe your pup, the more comfortable the pooches are during the session. Ear care is a topic which is rarely discussed by pet owners because the subject may be unknown to most people. Pooches require regular ear cleanings to prevent bacterial accumulation which leads to ear diseases. Each time the pooch takes a bath, you can give it a good ear cleaning. Certain breeds with long floppy ears are prone to ear problems because they do not receive as much air exposure as other pooches.</p>
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