Proven Methods to Stop Dog Digging
January 29, 2010 by Kimberly Shores
Filed under Dog Digging, Featured
Two extremely different opinions reign when it comes to stop dog digging. First, many believe that “dogs will be dogs” and dogs digging is natural even if it’s at the expense of the fresh sod you just installed or the new rose bushes you just planted. On the other end of the spectrum, “my flowerbed [...]
8 No-Fail Strategies for Dog House Training
January 25, 2010 by Kimberly Shores
Filed under House Training, Puppy Training
House training your dog or puppy is one of the most dreaded and misunderstood types of dog training. This article will be outlining the two most common dog house training and puppy house training issues including: Submissive or Excited Urination Scent Marking House Training – Common Submissive Urination A submissive urinator is a dog which [...]
5-Star Recommended Pet Pharmacy Services
January 21, 2010 by Denis Humes
Filed under 5-Star Pet Pharmacy Services, Featured, Grooming & Health
National Pet Pharmacy Review: Serving all 50 States, National Pet Pharmacy has one of the biggest selections of pet products, dog medication, and pet prescriptions at heavily discounted prices with fantastic customer service. National Pet Pharmacy only sells US FDA / EPA approved quality dog medications, which are the same dog medications dispensed by your [...]
Dog Breed Profile of a Greyhound
January 7, 2010 by Kimberly Shores
Filed under Greyhound
There are conflicting opinions regarding the origin of the Greyhound, from the Celts who believed that they came from Greece, to the Romans who believed that they came from Gaul (in Western Europe), with many varying opinions in between. There are ancient pictures which date back to 6000BC in the city of Catal-Huyuk in present-day [...]
5 Secrets to Stop Your Jack Russell Terrier from Chewing
January 7, 2010 by Kimberly Shores
Filed under Articles & Tips, Dog Chewing, Featured, Jack Russell Terrier
Dog chewing is a natural tendency for Jack Russell Terriers, and shouldn’t be curtailed or discouraged, but rather channeled appropriately. Dogs do not intentionally destroy your stuff in anger or spite, but rather as means to move or transport things (similar to how we use our hands) and to entertain themselves. They also use their [...]









