The Fitbark2 and GPS devices give you unparalleled information about your dog’s health. There are 2 FitBark devices that track your dog’s fitness, activity and health. The base model is the FitBark2 at $69, and the enhanced version is the FitBark GPS, at $99.95. (USA only). This device has been used by over 100 universities […]
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The English Setter temperament is basically energetic and friendly. They are very active when outdoors, and enjoy a good run. But when they get back inside afterwards, they will settle down quickly, and love being in a family atmosphere. The English Setter dog belongs to the Setter group of dogs, which includes the Irish Setter,
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If you are looking for a dog vaccination schedule chart, you have come to the right place. This page is all about what shots your dog needs and when to get them. Once the excitement of welcoming a new puppy or adopted dog into your home wears down, the responsibilities of being a good owner
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Is dog training necessary? You bet it is. Any new dog owner needs to know a little about training even before they bring their rescue or puppy into their home for the first time. Don’t wait until your dog is driving you nuts! Why Train? No puppy comes into the world knowing how to live
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A GPS dog tracker is a device that attaches to your dog’s collar, and lets you track their position almost in real time. I say ALMOST, because all dog GPS trackers have a delay. This is because they are not active 100% of the time; they usually send out a location every few seconds, although
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Page written by dentist Dr. Richard Mitchell A dog tooth extraction is something we only want to carry out if it’s in the dog’s best interests, and the ONLY option open to us. What are the 2 main reasons for removing a dog’s tooth? The first is if a tooth is broken beyond repair. The second is
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A guest article from John Green about the benefits of dog physical therapy. After surgery, dogs may need physical rehabilitation therapy to help speed up the process of getting back to normal function, and speed up relief from discomfort. Rehabilitation programs can also help obese pets, those recovering from injuries, and elderly dogs suffering from
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Home dog grooming –Take care of your dog yourself at home! I know that home dog grooming is something many people ask me about. Sometimes they just want to take more care of their dog themselves, sometimes it’s to save some money, and there are times when it’s just difficult to get out of the
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Dog parasites can be more than just an inconvenience. While the summer season brings plenty of great opportunities to spend quality outdoor time with your furry friend, it is also a time when dog owners have to be more vigilant and make sure their dogs are staying clear of harmful parasites. Get in the habit
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Dog Odor: How to Combat that Stinky Smell by Guest Author, Jenny Nolan Dog odor is most likely something that almost all pet owners have had to put up with at one stage or another. Just like humans all have their own scent the same can be said for dogs. However, not all ‘dog odors’
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