by Dogasaur on March 11, 2010
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Thursday, 11 March 2010
A DOG lover has been nominated for the highest award for young dog owners in the UK.
Chelsea Hickford, of St Stephens Crescent, Brentwood, could win the Shaun McAlpine Outstanding Young Person Award at the Crufts show, in Birmingham, on Sunday, March 14.
The 18-year-old has been recognised for her passion for agility dog [...]
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by Dogasaur on March 11, 2010
This book teaches you to accomplish precisely what the title says. We smiled in recognition of the truth where, on the opening page, the author explains the ABC’s of “pack” behavior. “If no family member takes the controlling position,” she writes, “the dog will dominate, and you will end up with a spoiled beast that will be difficult, if not impossible, to housetrain.” The cover copy says that the method is foolproof; nonetheless, here’s hoping your dog is no fool. The text is easy-to-read, no-nonsense, and, in our estimation, the housebreaking method described in it will work, if not in only seven days for all dogs. Still, housebreaking a dog in just two weeks by using this method is a lot better than waiting for St. Swithin’s Day for him to be housebroken by no method at all or by some inferior method.
* Housebreaking method with proven success rate
* Author Shirley Kalstone is an acknowledged expert
* Spares carpets and floors
* A Dogasaur “Daily Woof!”
* How to Housebreak Your Dog in 7 Days
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by Dogasaur on March 10, 2010
We wouldn’t want to use the truly naughty 4-letter word for poop here, but as any dog can tell you, (blank) happens. When it does, if you’re at all normal, you don’t want to just leave it there for flies to buzz on. So, if you have a yard, you might consider this Doggie Dooley Septic-Tank-Style (blank) Disposal System. Basically, you dig an appropriately sized hole in your yard to hold the device, put in your dog’s (blank), add some water and Dooley Waste Terminator (an enzyme powder), and the (blank) gets liquefied. The manufacturer cautions that the product will not function as it should in high-clay soils. Comes in a variety of sizes. The lid can be opened with a foot pedal, which is certainly just as well!
* Easy, environmentally sound disposal of pet waste
* Starter bag of digestion enzymes included
* One-time installation
* Doggie Dooley 3000 Septic-Tank-Style Pet-Waste Disposal System
* A Dogasaur “Daily Woof!”
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by Dogasaur on March 9, 2010
There’s a unique, tormenting desperation associated with the loss of a pet. We’re not talking about going to that big plush doggy bed in the sky; we’re talking about actually getting lost right here on earth. It can happen to the best of dogs; even to the best of micro-chipped dogs. And it doesn’t just happen to them; when your dog gets lost, you’re lost too. The ID Tag system gives you an extra layer of security, additional hope that your lost one and you will have a joyful reunion. The ID Tag attaches to your dog’s collar. Through its serial number, any person or organization that finds your missing dog can make just a small effort and find out who and where you are. The ID Tag people, who work 24/7, are hooked up with a huge network of shelters. No sooner do you report your poochie missing than an all-points alert goes out.
* Secure online profile of your dog
* Product support team works 24/7
* Prevents your loved-one from becoming a statistic
* A Dogasaur “Daily Woof!
* Pet ID Tags Network
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by Dogasaur on March 8, 2010
By Jennifer Nicole Cox, Author, Dog Lover and Dogasaur Blogger
The mission of Colorado Animal Rescue Express (C.A.R.E.) is to arrange and provide safe transportation for domestic animals that are going to approved rescues and adoptive homes. As funds allow, C.A.R.E. will also help with veterinary expenses, food and supplies for animals in shelters and rescues.
Co-founded [...]
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by Dogasaur on March 8, 2010
Do you feel that Saint George should have called the humane society instead of slaying the dragon? If so, you’re our kind of animal lover. Now, these doggy treats are not called Dragon’s Teeth because somewhere, a dragon is walking around with dentures. No. Rather, they are formulated so as to help a poochie maintain good dental health. Tarter doesn’t stand much of a chance if a canine is munching on these. The natural ingredients include a touch of real peppermint; bye-bye smelly doggy breath. The biscuits also are chockfull of Vitamin E Tocopherols, had from sources like avocados and spinach. And they are 17% protein, so necessary to muscle maintenance. These delicacies are sold in one pound buckets. For those more compact breeds, Dragonettes are a smaller-sized healthful alternative.
* Maintain healthy teeth and gums
* Green tea adds anti-oxidant power
* Peppermint freshens the breath
* A Dogasaur “Daily Woof!”
* Solid Gold Dragon’s Teeth Dog Treats
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by Dogasaur on March 7, 2010
By Dr Nancy Kay, DVM and Dogasaur Master
We love when our animals are eating and drinking well. After all, a hearty appetite and ample thirst are positive tangible affirmations about the quality of our pets’ lives. I think this is the reason why so many people delay consulting with their veterinarian when they notice an [...]
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by Dogasaur on March 7, 2010
Here’s how Contech’s Chatterbowl works. You record a voice message on it for your dog. When the K-9 in question approaches the feeder/water bowl, it hears your recorded voice message. Takes the edge off separation anxiety when you can’t be there for your dog. Not that we’d say anything to make you feel guilty about going out of the house without her. Imagine the possibilities. Your dog could hear “Don’t drool on the silk upholstery” over and over. Or, you could record a new message every day. “Good wittle doggy!” or “Who loves you?” for example.
* Talk-box easily removed for bowl cleaning
* Voice playback triggered by photoelectric cell
* Pearl colored
* A Dogasaur “Daily Woof!”
* The ChatterBowl
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by Dogasaur on March 6, 2010
In Sweden (and maybe others) a dog is called a hund. Also, did you know that the log cabin style house (think Abe Lincoln) was originally brought to the New World by the Swedish? It’s true! Back in the early to mid 1600s, an area stretching along the Delaware River was called New Sweden. Why are we telling you this? One of those hardy Swedish settlers was named Peter Gunnarsson Rambo, an inspiration for the book and movie series Rambo. Here you’ve got the Rambo retractable leash with a camouflage design. It’s the perfect way to feel as macho and glamorous as Sylvester Stallone, even if you’re going to the dog run and not the Oscars. Alternately, you could use it as an excuse to teach your dog useful phrases in Swedish. Good morning is God Morgon; notice that the Swedish word for good is dog backwards.
* Tough plastic case
* Comfort grip for easy carrying
* Two sizes; 9 feet and 15 feet
* A Dogasaur “Daily Woof!”
* Avant Garde Retractable Rambo Leash
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by Dogasaur on March 5, 2010
By Bunni, Dogasaur Blogger http://poodlejunction.com/blog
http://www.dogasaur.com/users/bunnidotcom-5364/profile.html
Travel and Boarding
How you travel and how much you travel (or how much you would like to travel in the future) is a serious issue in considering what dog to get (and how many dogs to own). There are many dogs who live in RVs and I have even been contacted [...]
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