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Is Having a Pet Pig Like Having a Pet Dog?

Jul 30 2013
Richard Christian
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animal farm, Dogs, george clooney, george orwell, pack mentality, pet, pig, pot bellied, size
George Clooney’s longest relationship to date isn’t with some long-legged model or ex-female-wrestler. It’s with a pet pig named Max. Max, a Vietnamese pot bellied pig, lived with Clooney from 1998 to 2006, at which point Max died, much to the devastation of Clooney. Max often
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yoga

Yoga With Your Dog – Flip Your Dog with a New Twist

Jul 29 2013
Richard Christian
2
calm, classes, doga, Dogs, poses, relaxed, yoga
With Yoga popularity and dog ownership on the rise, it’s no surprise that the two should meet someday and form a lasting (if not strange) relationship. A relationship where energy, breathing, and fleas share a mat. A relationship known as Doga. But can your dog really “do” yoga?
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food trucks

Food Trucks for Dogs: A New Trend

Jul 18 2013
Heather Brennan
2
Dogs, fido to go, food trucks, frosty pooch, pet food recalls, sit n stay pet cafe
Food trucks have become extremely popular in the last decade. Now, a new trend is on the rise – the food truck for dogs! That’s right, while strolling at the beach or dog park, you may find a doggie food truck offering fresh, natural treats for your pet. Common offerings include
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meatballs

Poisoned Meatballs Found on SF Sidewalks Making Dogs Sick

Jul 11 2013
Richard Christian
0
Dogs, meatballs, poison, san francisco, strychnine
Here’s an example of why the command LEAVE IT is so important to teach a dog, in fact it might be a matter of life or death. Someone in San Francisco has been leaving cooked meatballs, spiked with strychnine, along city sidewalks, likely in an attempt to poison dogs. His attempts
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exercise

How to Exercise With Your Dog

Jun 18 2013
Melissa Hathaway
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bike ride, Dogs, exercise, Pet Insurance, Pet Safety, running, swimming
  Summertime is the perfect time to start a new exercise routine. It is recommended that adults take at least 30 minutes of exercise every day, and yet very few people manage to meet this target. A great way to motivate yourself to start exercising daily is to exercise with
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allergies

How to Control Your Pet’s Allergies

Jun 14 2013
Richard Christian
1
Allergies, Cats, Dogs, itchy, licking, pollen, sneezing, veterinarian
You may suffer from allergies. Heck, you may suffer from allergies because of your pet. But have you ever stopped to wonder if your pet suffers like you? Unless your pet has severe allergies (and at that point it’s impossible not to notice the suffering and discomfort), you might
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dog meat smuggling

Thailand’s Illegal Dog Meat Smuggling

Jun 07 2013
Kristin Masliuk
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dog meat smuggling, Dogs, shadow trade, slaughter, Soi Dog Foundation, stress hormones, Thai Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, thailand, torture, vietnam
One million dogs are eaten each year in Vietnam, reports CNN. Due to the strong demand for dog meat, business is rising for dog smugglers - hence a market for dog meat smuggling. Stray dogs and pets are captured in Thailand and traded for $60 each in Vietnam. The life of a loving
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lyme disease

How Can I Tell If My Dog Has Lyme Disease?

Jun 04 2013
Richard Christian
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Dogs, flea, lack of appetite, lameness, low energy, lyme disease, prevention, stiff walk, tick, veterinarian
While there are many diseases humans can get that dogs can’t get (and vice versa), Lyme disease is not one of them. Ticks pose as much a risk to our pets as they do to us. Luckily, our dogs at least can benefit from flea and tick preventative care. But what if your dog isn’t
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american heart association

American Heart Association: Dogs Are Good For Your Heart

May 29 2013
Richard Christian
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adoption, american heart association, Dogs, exercise, heart disease, Pet Ownership, rescue, stress, therapy, walking
File this one under: we knew it was so. The American Heart Association recently publicly released a statement declaring that pets, especially dogs, are good for a person’s heart. While this may not come as a surprise to many dog owners out there, having our belief backed by a
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cicada

How to Prepare Your Pets for Cicada-pocalypse

May 24 2013
Richard Christian
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chitin, choke, cicada, Dogs, health, safety, shells, sing, vomit
These 17-year-olds are itching to party. And their parties are attended by some pretty large crowds. Try in the tens of billions. Brood II sounds more like a cheesy sequel than a bug species, but that’s just what it is: Brood II are known as periodical cicadas, who stay dormant
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