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1: The Right Breeder

Dogs are considered as man's best friend. Deciding to own one whether it is big or small involves a lot of responsibility. It is not just about feeding it but includes other chores such as grooming...

By: Jack Russell

2: Tips In Choosing The Best Dog Breeders

Dog breeders could be found anywhere. However, buying the best-looking puppy in the pet store does not necessarily guarantee that you bought a pet with a top breed. What are the different ...

By: Jack Russell

3: Dogs - Things To Know Before Breeding

Breeding dogs is an exciting experience. From the time a proper mate is found to the point that the puppies are born, it is crucial to take careful steps to make this successful. Profession...

By: Jay Bauder

4: Finding a Dog Breeder for the Perfect Puppy

A good way to begin finding the "perfect puppy" is to decide what kind of dog you want. Think about what type of dog would be suitable for you and your family. A large dog? Medium? Small?...

By: Lee Dobbins

5: Looking For A Good Dog Breeder

If you are interested in getting a dog, you should be interested in dog breeders. The safest place to get a new dog would be from a dog breeder. That gives you a history or insight of the p...

By: Alton Hargrave

6: 7 Pit Bull Breeder Warning Signs

OK, so you have decided to get a Pit Bull. You like the way they look, the way they act, and how they carry themselves. It is important for you to make sure that you are getting a purebred Pit Bull...

By: gene sower

7: German Shepherd Breeders

Good German shepherd breeders will ask questions. They want to know why you want a German shepherd dog and they'll ask for a veterinary reference to investigate how well you can take care of your o...

By: Ken Marlborough

8: Great Tips For Breeding Your Dog

Choosing to breed your dog is a big decision and it's natural to feel a little uneasy about the process. These dog breeding tips will help things go smoothly and help you enjoy the entire process. ...

By: Gray Rollins

9: Evaluating Dog Breeders

It's not usually a good idea to buy the first dog you see from the first breeder you visit. The expertise of dog breeders is about as varied as the breeds of dogs themselves. By following a basic p...

By: Larry A. Johnson

Get To Know The Belgian Sheepdog

The Belgian Sheepdog is one of four sheepdogs originating in Belgium. It is also known as the Belgian Groenendael (Grow-en-en-doll ) or Chien de Berger Belge. In some countries they are all considered one breed. The AKC re...

By: Dakota Dog

Basenji - Egyptian Dog

The Basenji is a small to medium sized dog weighing between 22 to 25 pounds. Their height is around 15" to 17". Known as the barkless dog, the Basenji (bah-SEN-gee) makes a low howl/moaning/yodeling sound instead...

By: Dakota Dog

Teaching A Young Pup New Tricks

One of the key elements to training your new pup is consistency. You will be able to train your pup much quicker by using the same command each and every time than you would if you chopped and changed between single word c...

By: V Brown

The Navy says that three dogs died and dozens more were in poor health after being neglected by a private security contractor in Chicago that had been hired to train the dogs to detect explosives.

A 62-year-old man who kept 23 dogs at his home in Witney, Oxfordshire, is prosecuted for failing to stop them barking.

DETROIT, March 10 (UPI) -- A federal judge in Detroit says about 30 dogs seized from a fighting ring can be adopted or placed in foster homes.

The producer of a BBC documentary about poor health in pedigree dogs accuses the Kennel Club of not doing enough to improve matters since its broadcast in 2008.

A security firm whose bomb dogs came under scrutiny in a CBS2/Chicago Sun-Times investigation in 2006 is now being blamed by the Navy for neglecting dozens of bomb dogs, three of which have died.The n...