Archive for the ‘Dog Breeds’ Category
The Dangerous Dog Debate
The Dangerous Dog Debate
Minneapolis is doing what they can to get dangerous dogs off the streets with a dangerous dog list. Of the 16 declared dangerous, four are pit bulls – all for biting people or other animals.
Read more on FOX 9 News Twin Cities
Dog Show This Weekend in Weston
Dog Show This Weekend in Weston
If you’re a dog lover, this is the weekend for you. That’s because the Paper Cities Kennel Club Annual Dog show is underway.
Read more on WSAW Wausau
Gun Dog Breeds: A Guide to Spaniels, Retrievers, and Pointing Dogs
Product DescriptionThis lively, engaging, and extremely helpful book covers the history, physical characteristics, temperaments, and field capabilities of the more than thirty dog breeds used to hunt gamebirds. It teaches both the novice and the experienced hunter how to choose the right dog for any hunting situation. Gun Dog Breeds covers breeds both popular and little known. It gives advice on how to select a breed and pick a puppy. It emphasizes the pragmatic without ignoring the . . . More >>
Gun Dog Breeds: A Guide to Spaniels, Retrievers, and Pointing Dogs
PUPPY FARMS: No way to treat man’s best friend
PUPPY FARMS: No way to treat man’s best friend
SPECIAL REPORT JUST how much is that doggy in the window?
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The Newfoundland: Companion Dog-Water Dog
Product DescriptionThis exhaustive study of the Newfoundland provides the standard, history, and care essentials, as well as the breed’s record in the show ring and in competitive water trials. . . . More >>
Dog Breeds – Links To Your Lifestyle
Numerous dog breeds exist today. The last reported official recognized breeds were over 900. All dog breeds derive from mixed breeds and it is important to recognize the fact that a purebred can only be called so if it hasn’t bred with a different breed for a certain number of generations. The major few dog breeds have evolved during early civilization, but most modern breeds are relatively new. Choosing a dog breed as a pet is not a straight forward process. Many times, unfortunately, the selection is wrongly made, resulting in the over population of dog centres. What are the main characteristics in choosing the right breed from all the dog breeds?1. Choose a puppy suited to you and your circumstances, whether you live alone, or with other adults and children. 2. Are you a first-time dog owner or an experienced one?3. Consider the needs of that particular breed; training, exercising, grooming, etc. 4. The space in your house allocated to the dog. Inside and/or outside living is an important factor. 5. The full size the dog is expected to grow to. 6. The amount of time you will be spending with the dog. 7. Watchdog or friendly dog8. Allergy to dogs9. Is the dog going to be left alone or not?Not all dog breeds are appropriate to your lifestyle. Before determining the breeds you like, make sure the above requisites are considered and adhered to. Doing some research now is very important before you make your final decision. Of all the factors one needs to consider in choosing a breed, the relationship one is ready to give to his dog is the most important of all. The main purpose of owning a dog could be different. Different dog breeds are ideal for different situations. A dog can be:1. your family pet for companionship2. specifically chosen for security3. used for training, exhibitions and shows4. utilized for sports, like for example, huntingIt is also ideal to make some good research in order to determine the characteristics of the dog breeds one is interested in. Talking to friends and relatives who had experience with dogs is also an important factor as there is nothing better than hands on experience for these decisions. As usual, when dealing with pets, especially dogs, the final decision should be taken anonymously and with the help of all the members of the family. The dog breed selected should be one which is in harmony with the characteristics and lifestyle of everyone who is interacting and involved in taking care of the dog.
Dog Breed Handbooks: Labrador Retriever
Product DescriptionEssential references for dog owners-now in paperback. A complete illustrated guide to the history, temperament, and physical characteristics of each breed, this handy paperback series includes full profiles on cocker spaniels, dachshunds, German shepherds, golden retrievers, Labrador retrievers, and poodles. Each volume also has expert advice on every aspect of dog care, including day-to-day well-being, behavior issues, training, grooming, health, and exercise. . . . More >>






