Canine body language valuable information
Brenda Aloff also wrote Aggression in dogs: practical management, prevention and behaviour modification, and much of her information is useful and useable... Fun nosework with Anne Lill Kvam
Anne Lill explained how nosework is so natural for dogs that they do not need to learn to do it. It is something they can already do without our help... Vaccination studies show revaccination often harmful
A COMMON quandary these days, especially as we hear more and more about the often devastating side-effects of over-vaccination, is how do we prevent our dogs or cats from contracting infectious diseases... Strong-willed dachshund challenge to owners
A small, compact hound with short legs and long body, long head (wedge shaped) with large, floppy ears, the dachshund was bred... Sally and Scout say ´keep up regular training
BE consistent and always follow through. Don´t give the command or queue unless you, the trainer, follow through... Hawkes Bay champions show their colours
WINNERS from the recent Central Hawkes Bay Kennel Society Championship shows... Endal and Allen take their turn at fundraising
This dynamic duo is constantly beavering away raising funds throughout the year to support the various causes close to their hearts... Editorial - canine news otems
I have been reading news clippings about dogs and many of them made me wonder if many dog owners know even the basics of what makes a dog tick ... Canine Partner Endal opens Sussex centre
CANINE Partner Endal recently opened a new state-of-the-art facility, the Sussex Canine Centre, located in Lewes, East Sussex... Caution needed over dog hysteria
NEWS for this issue has to cover the recent spate of dog ´maulings´ that have been reported in New Zealand, and the ´dog attacks´ that followed in the wake of publicity and hysteria. Reprinting of K9 articles: Letters from readers
I am the tracking representative for our zone in British Columbia, Canada. Would you please give us permission to put the article Dogs´ tracking abilities depend on the weather on our website... Adequan - posssibly an answer for dogs with joint damage
Adequan Canine polysulfated glycosaminoglycan (PSGAG) is the only product in use today proven to control both the symptoms and to alter the underlying degenerative... |
