Willa how big Chihuahua, Yorkshire Terrier Yorkie Mix grow up to be?
A bit depends on what we feed him, I guess:)
Penelope – Yorkshire Terrier /Chihuahua Mix Available for adoption from Wonder Dog Rescue
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yorkshire terrier chihuahua mix
30
Jun 2011
Category: Yorkshire Terrier
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maltese puppy adoption
21
May 2011
Does anyone know someone who wants to take a Maltese puppy for adoption or sale in the Raleigh area?
Here is a Concord, North Carolina. http://malteserescue.homestead.com/AdoptMalteseRescueSunny.html Here is a group around North Carolina. http://www.petfinder.com/search/search.cgi?pet.Animal=Dog&pet.Breed=maltese&pet.Age=&pet.Size=&pet.Sex=&location=raleigh% 2C + nc-is what you really need a puppy? I think that adults are much easier to work.
Rescue Maltese Puppies
Category: Maltese Puppy
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bulldog american mix
07
Apr 2011
How often should I walk my nine months English Bulldog / American Bulldog mix puppy?
I'm never sure how much time is enough time to walk my dog, who gets tired and overheated after 30 minutes of walking, but I think it's really very little time. It is a bit much with 60 pounds, and I want to lose some weight. How long is long enough?
Bulldogs tend to have a hard time breathing because of the crushed faces if it does maybe you're tired, work is perhaps more difficult to breathe. That said, take it for two rides a day so you have time to rest after the first. Take it for 20 minutes in the morning and 20 minutes in the evening. Also, be sure to read the nutrition labels on food for your dog. In general, companies must feed them a little more, then you really need (you want to make money) for everything he says the size of your dog (or the weight it should be) to give a little less. For me Dog food is said 3.5cups meal a day, but I give two and she is still a couple of pounds too heavy (which is 56 pounds, but should be about 53).
Tyson the Boxer/American Bulldog mix (ADOPTED 6/11/10!!)
Category: Bulldog
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poodle agility
30
Jul 2010
When it comes to dog breeds, poodles often take the top notch in obedience and agility shows, as the result of proper toy poodle training that most of them undergo. They are exceptionally bright, sensitive, active, and peaceful with other pets. But oftentimes due to stress, they become sick in their stomachs.
If you have a toy poodle, it will be a smart move if you let him undergo the basic toy poodle training. Poodles are eager to learn and have the ability to predict what their owners want them to do.
Here are some helpful toy poodle training tips that will work on your poodle:
- Poodles are very sensitive dogs so you must be prepared for the training, too. They study their owners’ facial expression and movements and make incredible attention to every detail. For example, if you seem upset or angry, your pet will become anxious and worried, too.
Avoid training him if you are in a bad mood. Keep the toy poodle training cheerful, gentle, and optimistic as much as possible. Your toy poodle will respond eagerly to positive reinforcement training and praise for good behavior.
- Poodles are the easiest of all toy breeds to house train. Provide him with the basic crate-training method like being in the crate at all times unless he is outside relieving herself, eating, or is actively being played by you or other members of the family.
- Get your toy poodle involved in obedience classes and, if possible, agility work like obstacle courses. Poodles have tremendous appetite for learning difficult, complex tricks like balancing and ‘thinking’ trick. They love welcoming challenges and it is also a great way to bond with your pet during the toy poodle training.
- Try to keep your home cool and with low stress level. If there is regular fighting, angry and emotional people, or lots of stress, your toy poodle will sense it and will become ill or very upset himself. Poodles are calm dogs who need a calm environment to flourish in. Too much stress can create a neurotic and unhappy dog with problematic behavior.
So if you are planning to adopt a toy poodle, make sure that you know the basic facts about the breed plus the preparation in giving him a toy poodle training before taking the plunge. An untrained toy poodle can create havoc in your house and garden.
Richard Cussons is a great lover of dogs. Find out more about Toy Poodle training from this site dedicated to Toy Poodles.
Agility run Standard Poodle
Category: Poodle
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poodle collars
02
Mar 2010
Your dog will be wearing their dog collar for a long time. This is because they hold important information such as ID tags. This means that if your dog happens to get lost, when it is found you can be located as the owner and get your dog back. So you do not want the dog collar to be too tight on your dog since it will be wearing it a lot, as this would be uncomfortable for your dog. On the other hand, a dog collar is very important for when you are walking your dog, as you attach your leash to it, so you do not want your dogs collar to be too big, as if it spots a cat it will likely run off after it. You do not want it to slip off!
First of all, it is important to note that there are no one-size-fits-all collars. There are many collars to pick from. There are three things to consider when picking the right size collar for your dog. First of all, you need to consider the width of the collar. You will also need to consider the length. Finally, you will need to consider how tight the collar feels on your dog before making your decision. Below are some tips for each one, to help you make a good decision;
Width
Width is another way of saying how thick a collar is. When deciding how thick a collar should be, you should go with common sense. Consider the size of your dog. You should never get a poodle and one-inch wide collar. Not only would this look ridiculous, but your dog would struggle to hold the weight of it on its neck. Conversely, you will want to give a big dog a thick collar so it is not too flimsy.
Length
This is a very important step. Before you buy a dog collar, make sure you measure your dogs neck. Take this measurement and then add two or three inches on to the measurement. The length you are left with should be the correct target length of whatever collar you buy. Do not worry about not being able to find a collar to fit the length of your dogs neck. There are lots of different sizes of collars out there.
Tightness
When you put your collar on your dog, you should be able to slip two fingers in between the collar and your dogs neck. If you are unable to do this, then you know that the collar is too tight on your dogs neck and should be loosened so it does not restrict your dogs breathing. If you can slip more than two fingers in, then you know that it is too loose.
With these tips, you should be able to find the correct size dog collar for your dog easily.
If you are interested in getting a dog collar, be sure to visit my site Dog Collar Help first!
Shock collars HURT DOGS!!
Category: Poodle
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Dogs can’t digest corn and it has petroliem products in it, as in the same stuff they make gasoline out of. Dogs can live 20 or more years, but they don’t because the food they eat slowly poisions them. Any way sorry to go off on a tangent, I just passionate about taking car of our dogs the right way.