note- THIS IS MY GRANDMAS DOG not mine?

November 25, 2009 by Admin  
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textaholic asked:


my grandmas dog-
-lives outside
-is fead human food- including chocolate and chicken with melted plastic on them (and dog food)
-when ever its winter time and his water is frozen the just leave it be
-is kept on a very small chain and once went 5 YEARS without a walk
-there are 3 pampered dogs living inside
14 minutes ago

- 3 days left to answer.
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10 minutes ago
thank you- thats why i want to adopt him
9 minutes ago
i asked because my mom needs to see other peoples opinions- and no its not a joke… im dead serious- that dogs my best freind
8 minutes ago
ITS NOT MY DOG!!! its my grandmas!!!
5 minutes ago
people im 14 along time ago- i didnt even know that he was being abused! and i cant simply call 911! my grandma lives across the state.
1 minute ago
its sad because the people who owned him as a puppy branded him like a cow- so my grandma rescued him from a shelter- after the previos owners were arested

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Where can I find someone that can train my dog to use the restroom outside in Florida?

November 25, 2009 by Admin  
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Solanch A asked:


My little dog is about 3 to 4 years old and she knows not to use the restroom in the house but she still does anyways and she always does it on the carpet and we tried pampers but nothing and my mom said that if I can’t find a trainer or someone to come to our house to teach her how to pee and pupu outside she’s gonna go outside.

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dog question(sorry its so long)?

November 20, 2009 by Admin  
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monkeyman asked:


alright so my yorkie terier mix was found as a puppy on the streets.she is the most adorable thing in the world and i love her to death.so one day we went on a trip ad we left her with the neighbor who has two poodles. She fell in love with the neighbor and her dogs and now were sharing custody with her which drives me insane ill go to school and come back and find out my dogs at the neighbors…it sux… our neighbor has no life and treats the dogs like people she coooks them chicken and they have thiier own electricc blankets and so when she does come home shell refuse to eat and my mom freeks and sends her across the street…after a week or so she starts eating kibble tho..she spends three times more time at the neighbors then our house.

1) How can i get my dog to stay at our house longer?! the neighbors at work almost all day!!

2)how can i pamper my dog for little or no $$$

3)what are some trix i cood teech her?(she only nos sit.)

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Alrigfht shes not running away my mom basically gives her to the neightbor for a “playdate” and she ends up there for 2 weeks cuz my neighbor works all day… we already have another dog she plays with and my parwents and the neighbor now how i feel about it. My neighbor wont feed her kibble cuz then shes feeding the other dogs chicken and tuna and salmosn and says its “noit fair” and she basically does pay her share cuz all our dog food goes to the other dog while she pays for the expensive junka nd takes her to get her haircut(which is gay..)

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Common questions about vaccinations

November 19, 2009 by Admin  
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Common questions about vaccinations are to be understood by the dog owners, as a priority. One of the common questions is whether the dog needs to be given vaccination on the first week of age or not. The dogs need not be vaccinated within five to six weeks of age. But, if they did not receive vaccinations, then the vaccination against the parvoviral infections used to kill viral vaccines and measles disease may be given.

Another common question is whether dog is to be given bordetella disease vaccine and lyme disease vaccine. No, these vaccines are only optional. Can the parvoviral vaccine can be used in first week of life? No. This will interfere with maternal antibody levels.

Can a pregnant animal be vaccinated? Yes. Two to three weeks earlier to pregnancy activity that is expected, the pregnant animal may be vaccinated against viral diseases. This helps to provide maternal antibodies to the young one to be given birth. Is there any need to give rabies vaccine to dogs? Yes. It is a must to go for the anti rabies vaccine for dogs.

When this anti-rabies vaccine is given to the dogs, what precaution does one need to undertake in this regard? Rabies vaccine is given at age of thirteen to fifteen weeks of age and should to be repeated in fifteen months and then once in three years. It is important that the dog is given this vaccine.

However, this depends on the risk area. Is there any need for canine distemper vaccination in case of dogs? Yes. There is a specific requirement in the case of dogs for the vaccination against the canine distemper. This disease is more prevalent in most of the countries.

Is there any vaccination against leptospirosis and at what age, the dog is to be vaccinated? This is to be given at age of at six to eight weeks of age, again at tenth to twelfth weeks, and again at thirteenth to sixteenth weeks of age.

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Make a Natural Dog Diet at Home for Better Health

November 19, 2009 by Admin  
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Who knows what is really in that bag of kibble at the grocery store? You have turned over the package and read the ingredients, but still it seems baffling. What do all of those long, scientific words really mean? The only way to really know what your dog’s diet consists of is by making it yourself at home.

Is it difficult to make a natural diet from home for your dog? No, a little bit of time and knowledge will leave your dog’s diet healthy and nourishing. And, the best part, you will know what your best friend is eating.

Creating a healthy diet for your dog at home will allow you the opportunity to take charge of your pet’s health. Many options are available for you when selecting the specific amount and ingredients for your dog’s diet. Always talk to your veterinarian about what to feed your pet. Your vet will help you to decide what products and foods are best to avoid and include in your natural dog diet. Also, they can educate you about any supplements that may be a good addition to your dog’s diet to maximize health potential.

You may consider the raw diet for your pet. This dog diet consists of raw meat, vegetable juices, and grains. The philosophy behind this dog diet is to return to the diet nature intended. Getting your dog’s diet back to the basics will help to encourage good health.

An organic dog diet is easily achieved at home with the purchase of organic meats, vegetables, and grains. If you have access to home grown organic goods in your local area, this may be the best option for your pet. If you have the time and space, consider growing your own organic vegetables for use in your dog’s diet. What better way to keep your dog’s diet on track?

So, you have decided to go natural? Good choice. Now that you have turned away from the processed food, what options are available for treats? You can make your own natural dog treats at home. Simply give your dog a baby carrot or piece of apple as a natural treat. Dogs love ice cubes as a snack. This will not alter his diet at all..

The dog’s diet can include homemade treats such as frozen vegetable juice or dog biscuits made from organic ingredients. Do remember to subtract the amount of treats from the daily regimen at mealtime to keep the diet balanced properly. For instance, if the dog’s diet typically includes five baby carrots a day, you may want to subtract this from the meal and use them throughout the day as treats.

Take control over your pet’s health by making your dog’s diet at home. Avoid processed food that is not as healthy for your pet. Many natural diet options are out there. Speak to your vet about which natural dog diet is best for you and your pet. When the quality of your pet’s health is important, a natural diet for your dog is the best way to go.

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