MRIs for Dogs with Cancer: Learn How Magnetic Resonance Helps Canines

Boxer Dog Breed: The History, Caring of, and Personality of the Boxer

Beagle: A Lively Dog Companion

Canaan Dog Breed: From Pariah Wild Dog to Israeli Army to America

The Advantages of Mixed Breeds in Avoiding Genetic Diseases

Rescued Dogs: Dog Training

Shepherd Breeds: The Origin and History of the Herding and Guarding Dogs

The Golden Retriever: These Happy Dogs Are a Great Addition to Any Family

Best Dog Breeds for the Elderly: Choosing a Good Pet for Seniors

Dog Training: Tips on Working with Your Dog

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MRIs for Dogs with Cancer: Learn How Magnetic Resonance Helps Canines

April 2, 2019

An early detection of cancer may often translate into a more likely successful treatment plan. Magnetic resonance imaging, commonly abbreviated as MRI, is a non-invasive tool that many veterinarians resort to when seeing dogs with suspected cancers. An MRI uses magnetic energy and radio waves in order to provide detailed cross-sectional or three dimensional pictures […]

Boxer Dog Breed: The History, Caring of, and Personality of the Boxer

April 1, 2019

The boxer is a medium-size dog that stands 21 - 25 inches and weighs 50 - 80 pounds. Strong and athletic, the boxer is a very playful breed of dog with good watchdog capabilities. For the most part, a boxer does better as the only dog as it can tend to be aggressive towards other […]

Beagle: A Lively Dog Companion

March 31, 2019

Two height categories exist for the beagle in most modern breeding standards, up to 13 inches and 13 to 15 inches. As with many animals and some types of dog in particular, utilising their natural characteristics is rewarding and eases the training challenge. Exercise is vital to both the health and training of a beagle. […]

Canaan Dog Breed: From Pariah Wild Dog to Israeli Army to America

March 30, 2019

Canaan dogs are not a well known breed in America. Originating in the Middle East the dogs once used by Bedouins to guard their camps can make great companions. History Drs. Rudolph and Rudolphina Menzel first bred Canaan dogs from the Pariah dogs that roamed the wild areas of Palestine. The Israeli army asked the […]

The Advantages of Mixed Breeds in Avoiding Genetic Diseases

March 30, 2019

The many dog breeds we see today have been developed through selective breeding programs. In order to develop dogs suitable for specific purposes, breeders found it necessary to breed for certain characteristics and these sometimes included deformities, defects, and mutations. Genetic Disease in Purebred Dogs Examples of these include the Dachshund and the Basset Hound […]

Rescued Dogs: Dog Training

March 29, 2019

Rescue centers and owners who are prepared to give rescued dogs a second chance do a wonderful job. However, rescued dogs can provide a challenge to any prospective trainer. Planning and Preparation In the unlikely event that the rescue center has any knowledge of the dog's history, this should be obtained if available. The center […]

Shepherd Breeds: The Origin and History of the Herding and Guarding Dogs

March 28, 2019

Around the time of the California Gold Rush and the American Civil War, the need for clothing made of wool to keep warm on the homefront led to the introduction of a breed of dogs called the Shepherd. This dog was to become not only a guardian for man but also a guardian for a […]

The Golden Retriever: These Happy Dogs Are a Great Addition to Any Family

March 27, 2019

These Happy Dogs Are a Great Addition to Any Family The golden retriever is a gorgeous, stocky built dog with a great personality. One of the most common family pets in the United States, they are known for their beautiful water resisting coat, which can range from a very light beige to dark gold. Originating […]

Best Dog Breeds for the Elderly: Choosing a Good Pet for Seniors

March 26, 2019

Dogs make great companion pets for many people but they are especially beneficial for the elderly who often live alone and spend a great deal of time at home. Studies have shown that having a dog can improve the overall well being of an older person. Dogs can benefit senior citizens in many ways. Companionship […]

Dog Training: Tips on Working with Your Dog

March 25, 2019

Without the proper training and instruction, puppies can grow into ill-behaved dogs. Behaviors need to be modified, eliminated and instilled in order to create a companion who is a pleasure to live with (versus a curse) as most dogs live a decade or longer. Dogs seek a strong pack leader. That needs to be you. […]

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