How to

 Teach Your Dog to Swim

Dog's are great at catching balls, and hunting. But, they are also good at swimming If trained properly. This article will show you how to teach your dog to swim.

How to Choose

Healthy Dog Food

What is the best food for pets is a big question for every dog’s owner. They should realize that how much it is important to give healthy food to their pet which improves health of their pets; and it results into the owners start paying attention to what they are feeding their cats and dogs.

Tips To

Keep Your Dogs Warm This Winter

During the winter season, many dogs feel the cold as much as their owners do, especially dogs that are not habituated to the cold, or that have specific cold weather traits. Keeping your dog warm through the winter months is important to maintaining top health, and it won't take you much extra effort to ensure winter coziness for your canine pal. Here's how. Step  1. Understand your breed's particular susceptibility. Some dog breeds are more prone to the cold than others, while some breeds are adapted extremely well to the cold: 2.Provide appropriate shelter. It is optimal if your dog can remain indoors throughout winter, going outside for exercising and answering nature's call only. This will ensure that your dog doesn't get cold while you're out or asleep. Young puppies should not be left outside as they don't have the ability of older dogs to keep themselves warm outside. 3.Ensure that the bedding is warm and well placed. Bedding is an important part of keeping a dog warm through winter. If your dog sleeps on the ground or somewhere with drafts, place the bed up off the floor. A custom-made bed with cushioned insert, blankets, and old clothing make good, warm bedding. 4.Use canine clothing options for particular dogs and situations. Canine clothing can help to keep your dog warm through winter, especially for small or toy dogs, dogs without long hair (for example, whippets and greyhounds), and old or sick dogs.[5] One of the key signs of a cold dog is shivering, just like humans. 5.Take shorter walks when the weather is severely cold. Don't try to take your dog on the same length walks as during warmer weather. A shorter walk can still accomplish enough exercise and relief breaks without causing your dog (and you) to become too cold.

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How to Take Proper Care of Dog

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  You need to buy a dog and give it a microchip. A microchip is something that the veterinarians chip onto your dog and it has all the information of the owner, the address of the owner, the phone number and more things. When the veterinarians chip on the microchip, it doesn't hurt, it tickles so don't worry.

  Dogs need a lot of attention and exercise. So you have to walk your dog everyday no matter what kind of weather. It kind of matters actually. If it hails don't go for a walk. It hurts... but if it rains take your dog on a walk!

  Feed your dog correct dog food once or twice a day. If your dog is a little skinny it's OK. A LITTLE skinny dogs live longer. But don't starve your dog! Food is a matter. Don't feed your dog human food (Pizza, chocolate, chips etc.) but fruits are good for your dog. Chocolate is the worse for your dog, it can cause your dog liver failure and can kill your dog. Feed your dog, dog food or meat like liver.

 If your dog bites your in a badly way (like if your dog bites you and you bleed), then you need to take your dog to the vet and do a couple of tests. If they don't achieve the tests they have to be put to sleep :(

 Make sure your dog is potty trained when young otherwise they will suddenly urinate (pee) in the house and you'll have to clean it! So teach your dog to sit near the door to show that they want to urinate outside. Sometimes dogs take a while to look for a place to urinate. They sniff for a place and then they do 

it.

 If your dog is potty trained and urinates IN the house, be angry at them, be strict! You're the boss. You can hit your dog but not too hard, that's a way of saying you're angry at your dog and teaching them a lesson.