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1: Adult Dog Adoption

Is there room in your house for a new dog? If so, new doesn't necessarily mean young. For many of us, an adult dog is often a better choice for a new canine companion than a puppy would be. Adult d...

By: Margaret Bonham

2: Should I adopt a Dog?

Should I adopt a Dog? One of the best sources for both purebred and mixed breed dogs is the local animal shelter. The cost is low and many ...

By: American Humane Society

Dog Breeding Advice

Breeding is not only a responsibility but it is a great Joy. One of the greatest joys is to have a litter of healthy beautiful puppies and seeing them taken by a list of qualified puppy buyers. The other great joy is to se...

By: A. Fletcher

Alternative Health Care

Visits to the acupuncturist and the chiropractor aren't just for humans anymore. Interest in alternative health options for dogs has grown so much that the American Veterinary Medical Association now recognizes al...

By: Darcy Lockman

Chewing Puppies

Puppies chew for a variety of reasons and they do it to play,to explore the environment, to assuage hunger and to establishdominance. Puppies also chew to relieve boredom and easeteething discomfort. It real...

By: Jeremy C.W

Puppy socialisation classes, Non competitive training for dogs of any age. Certified experienced P.D.T.I. instructor, Private tuition and behavioural training.

Although we had some luck teaching Scout to sit and come, our puppy training skills were still rusty until we put in a somewhat desperate call to a trainer.

To puppy owners, their new pets might just be the cutest creatures in the entire world.