Monthly Archives: December 2009

With the onset of winter weather, our dogs are getting increasingly less excercise and are spending more time cooped up inside the house.  Even in colder months, exercise is important to a dog’s overall health and well-being, but what other … Continue reading →

I have posted before on the importance of properly training your dog to inhibit the display of unwanted behaviors.  Not only does this create a more pleasant relationship between owner and dog, but it lessens the chance of dogs getting dumped at … Continue reading →

DNA testing used to be a luxury that few could afford.  When prospective dog owners view animals at shelters, they are often put off by the inability to forecast potential health problems based on breed identification.  Most dogs that end up … Continue reading →

The retail industry has capitalized on the pet owner’s devotion to their pets by offering a multitude of gift items, especially during the Christmas season.  While the many of these items are unnecessary, pet owners are happy to spend their hard-earned … Continue reading →

There are an unlimited number of options when it comes to purchasing food and supplies for your four-legged friends.  National chain stores continue to dominate the market, but are being closely followed by local boutique-type stores that carry more distinctive and … Continue reading →

I really enjoy incorporating videos in my posts whenever I can, especially when I have the opportunity to showcase animals in our community.  This morning, I brought my camcorder along with me as I spent some time walking dogs at … Continue reading →