How to Break a Dog's Howling Habit

Dogs howl as a form of verbal communication, a behavior that is part of the dog's wolf ancestry, which was originally used as a form of long-distance communication between members of the pack. Your dog may howl to get attention, communicate with you...

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How to "Deodorize" My Dogs

Dog ownership can bring numerous benefits, such as companionship, security and joy. Taking long walks, tossing a ball, and enjoying relaxation with a pet are all pastimes many dog owners share. Just as important, though not always as fun, is a proper...

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Games for Immobile Dogs

Keeping a dog immobile after an injury or surgery is a difficult task. Once the dog begins to feel better, it doesn't understand that it needs to remain quiet. Dogs confined to a crate or pen who are unable to move around quickly become bored. Since...

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About Chug Dogs

Chugs, sometimes called pugwawas, are a cross breed canine between a pug and a chihuahua. They are not a pure breed, and as such are not held to any particular standard, nor are they accepted in the show ring by the UKC or AKC. While cute, chugs susc...

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How to Be a Dog Rescuer

The decision to become a dog rescuer, or foster-care giver, is not one to be taken lightly, yet the rewards of such a decision can far outweigh the demands of the work. Providing a temporary home for a pooch can save an animal from euthanasia or a li...

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Hairstyles for Poodle Dogs

Poodles are recognized by the unique hairstyles that normally accompany the breed. The classic poodle hairstyles originated in Germany to keep vital organs warm when the poodle accompanied its master hunting game. If you are planning to show your poo...

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Raising a Maltipoo Dog

Maltipoos dogs are a mix between a poodle and a maltese, and are well-known for their friendly energy and gentle temperament. These dogs are often chosen by those who are usually allergic to dog hair, as neither maltese nor poodle breeds shed. Maltip...

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