The origin of the Collie is not fully known, but their appearance signifies a relation to the wild dog. Although, they were produced from the old working dogs, the Collie is nearly a distinct breed of their own. They are considered to be the superior in instinct and intelligence to all other breeds, and […]

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What can you do to help ease your dog’s pain? Comfortable bedding, warm compresses, and moderate exercise will help. You can also make it easier for your dog to eat with adjustable elevated dog feeders that will ease any neck, shoulder, or back pain by allowing you to adjust the height of the […]

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Learn how to properly trim your canine’s nails. Including how to prevent serious toe infections and other harmful problems.

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There are rules and regulations you must follow if you want to show your Shih Tzu or any breed of dog. Among those rules are:

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There is no incongruity in the idea that in the very earliest period of man’s habitation of this world he made a friend and companion of some sort of aboriginal representative of our modern four-legged friend, and that in return for its aid in protecting him from dangerous predators, and in guarding his sheep and […]

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The Foxhound was the first dog to be specifically bred in Great Britain. Their origins can be traced as far back as the 13th century. Although, there had been hounds of more ancient origin, such as the Southern Hound and the Bloodhound, something different was wanted towards the end of the seventeenth century […]

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This article is about how dog whisperers and dog trainers have the ability to create happy families and happy dogs by respecting Mother Nature’s Guidelines. As a group we believe in gentle, dog friendly, pain free, force free training methods, and we are firm in our belief that good dog training results matter since safe […]

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When giving birth, if your female dog takes an hour or slightly longer between puppies once whelping begins or she appears to lack the adequate muscular control needed to push the puppies out, she could be suffering from inertia. Apparent inertia may be counteracted at times by a moderate amount of exercise such as walking […]

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