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Two Top Reasons To End the Endless Licking of your Sharpei by:Richard Cussons

Has your sharpei suddenly found licking his coat as the most fruitful use of his time? On the contrary though, this is not natural of a dog. There is usually an important reason behind it, and you as dog owner need to rectify this annoying behavior. Here are two familiar causes that make your dog lick so much, plus the answers to get your dog out of the habit.1. Your dog is under stress.The question for you is "what is the likely source of...more

Three Ways to Help Stop your Sharpei from Licking by:Richard Cussons

If your sharpei seems to be licking himself almost all the time, then it is high time that you as owner tried to root out the reason and do something about it. Check out these three common reasons that may just explain why your dog is incessantly licking himself and the solutions to correct that behavior.1. Your dog has not had a bath for a long time.If your dog spends plenty of time outdoors (i.e. wooded areas, mud, grass), then he is bound to...more

Helping your Sharpei Kick the Digging Habit by:Richard Cussons

Dogs, from Porties to Westies to sharpei, like digging for plenty of reasons. The most significant cause must be the dog's hormones. A male attracted to a nearby female may try to bolt his high-fenced coop by tunneling. A female that in particular just had her first season may demonstrate a "nesting" behavior. Both types can be consulted with a vet, and reduced by neutering or spaying. But aside from their doggie make-up, the next likely explanation is that digging is really part and parcel of your pet's package. In this case, expect the dog to outgrow it if he is still a puppy.But if your sharpei is an adult, if he developed the habit only recently, and if he only does his work in one specific spot, then something must have happened to trigger such a behavior. Try checking if there is some interesting object buried on that spot, or if some cute vermin have made their home there. But if there is nothing to see there, you may want to apply some deterrent spray where X marks the spot. Other examples of blocks to his access are a pile of stones, or a temporary wire netting fence.If your dog is already an adult and it's an old, stubborn habit, you will be better off limiting the dog's...more

West Highland White Terrier Facts by:Alex de la Cruz

Another beautifully cute pet that resembles a stuff toy is the West Highland White Terrier breed. This dog doesn't stand tall, according to statistics it usually grows to a maximum height of 11 inches. Not heavy either, weighing only 15 to 20 pounds. It has a double coat, where the outer coat is rough and the inner coat is dense and soft - doesn't...more

Cocker Spaniel Puppies - Warning About Important Information You Need to Know by:Alton Haney

The Cocker Spaniel is a beautiful, sweet dog that loves people. He makes an excellent pet, but presents a few challenges to the owner.General Appearance and DescriptionThe American Cocker Spaniel was originally developed through breeding of the English Cocker Spaniel. The American Cocker is smaller than the English version, and the English Cocker...more

The Best Dog Breeds for Families by:Jerry Mace

There's nothing quite like the family dog. It's almost a slice of Americana. In ever cheesy fifties image of the Perfect American Family we see a nice little house with a white picket fence, Mom and Dad, two children (usually a boy and a girl), and a family pooch happily prancing around the yard. As clichéd as that image may be, the fact remains that people love dogs and some families just don't feel right without a family dog.When choosing a dog for a family, there are important traits to keep in mind. Some breeds of dog are wonderful for families while others simply don't have the proper temperament to deal with family life. They may be too rough with small children, to needy of their own space to deal with the incessant coming and going of a large family, or simply too naturally aggressive to respond well to a family setting. Other breeds are just perfect fits for family life. Here are some of the best dog breeds for families.Golden RetrieversOriginally bred as a bird dog (like most retrievers), the Golden retriever is an amazingly loyal and very protective breed. They are perfect for families that enjoy outdoor activities because they love to run, jump, and play.Irish...more

Yorkie Dog - Things You Should Know by:Johnnie Cole

The Yorkshire Terrier makes a wonderful companion for most people, as they are loyal, friendly and amusing to be around.General Appearance and DescriptionYorkies are popular with people who enjoy being able to take their dogs with them...more

Pugs - Things You Should Know by:Lara Walsh

Pugs are fun and cute dogs that generally add a lot of love to a household. They are easy to care for, but present a few challenges due to their spirited nature.General Appearance and DescriptionThe pug is often called the cutest of all dogs, and...more

Alternative Medicine For Dogs - Using Homeopathy at Home by:Madeleine Innocent

Alternative medicine is enjoying a boom as people start to take control of their own lives. As an alternative medical practitioner, a homeopath, I am very excited about this. When people take control of their own lives, there is no limit to what...more

Urinary Tract Health Cat Food - Questions and Answers by:Madeleine Innocent

Question - Is there really such a thing as urinary tract health cat food, one that will make a difference to my cat's health?Answer - It depends on how advanced the disease is, what treatment has taken place up til now, how healthy your cat was...more

Koi Food Secrets to Raising Quality Koi by:RC Moore

Japanese koi are the most colorful and magnificent fish that you can keep in any fresh water environment. The different color and pattern variations associated with the different koi varieties can be like an artist painting on each fish. Even the...more

Liability for Animal Attacks by:Mark Dacanay

Pet owners often forget that animals even though domesticated can attack other people. No matter how tame or how harmless they seem to be, animals still rely on their instinct. Even without much provocation, if an animal feels threatened it will act...more
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