From the category archives:

Adoption

Pet Evacuation Plan

by admin on August 25, 2007

When the earth shakes, the wind blows or the home is filled with the smell of smoke, most people automatically shift into the self-preservation mode and scramble to preserve their lives and the lives of others in the family. Those who plan ahead and develop contingencies for such emergency situations generally fare better than those who do not.

It is not uncommon for a dedicated vegetarian dog owner to desire that his dog follow his diet. Based on religious or moral values, there are some dog owners who would insist that their dogs be feed a vegetarian food only.

Have you ever seen a great gun dog in action? What was the feeling that overcame you? Was it something that you thought you could never accomplish with your pet?

Possible Problems With Adopted Dogs

by admin on January 14, 2007

Most shelter dogs come with a few ready-made behavior problems, and those that don’t will generally develop a couple out of sheer ingenuity. And the anxiety of changing to a new environment and a new family is extremely likely to bring about new objectionable habits or intensify old ones.

From the classic “How to Be Your Dog’s Best Friend” by the Monks of New Skete to the latest “Dummies title,” there is no lack of good material on raising our beloved canines.

An Introduction to Dog Kennels

by admin on January 4, 2007

Dog kennels and dog kennel fence are meant to keep your dogs cozy and comfortable, protect them from climatic conditions and provide them a personal space. High quality dog kennels are not connected by chain for your dog’s fur may get caught in them causing him injury.

Rescue a Life By Taking a Stray Dog In

by admin on November 19, 2006

Giving home to a homeless is among the most noble things, a man is capable of doing. A stray dog who scavenges to eat and lives at the crumbs thrown by others is not a pretty sight for most of us, and that’s the reason why most of us have entertained the thought of bringing a stray dog home at some point of time in our lives.

There are 5 things that will help you find the perfect dog to adopt at your local shelter.

Why You Should Adopt a Dog

by admin on October 26, 2006

Dog adoption is made easy through the countless animal welfare organizations and animal shelters existing in every city across the United States. With literally thousands of adoptable dogs listed, a prospective dog owner can select to adopt a dog that needs a wonderful family to go to and be loved.

Getting a new dog? Then you are probably trying to figure out a good name for him or her. While picking a good dog name is not as critical as naming a human baby, you’ll be saying that name thousands of times over the next decade-plus, so you’ll want to make sure his name is a good fit for both of you.