Biggest Dog in the US

Biggest Dog.

See the biggest dog of United States of America (USA) and the owner of it. A beautiful and happy couple of NYC, they had plan to buy a bull dog and they did. However their bull puppy became largest dog of USA and they are became the famous couple for their biggest and strongest dog. This pic shows their happiness and smiles. Also this family have a beautiful white horse too for riding.

Stress and Your Dog

We all experience stress in our lives from time to time.  And our dogs are no different.  They can experience stress from any number of things.

Some common causes of stress for dogs are:

• Change or lack of routine
• Loud noises inside or outside the home
• Living with anxious and highly stressed humans
• Isolation and lack of proper  socialization
• New or different situations
• Lack of physical exercise and mental stimulation
• Fear of something
• Harsh and unfair corrections
• Loss or addition of family member

How to Recognize Stress

Not all dogs experience stress from the same cause. So you have to keep in tune with your dog and watch for the obvious and less obvious physical signs that your dog is stressed.

Common Signs of Stress:

• Cowering
• Pacing
• Whining/Barking
• Avoiding eye contact
• Yawning
• Panting
• Drooling
• Shaking
• Chewing or licking obsessively
• Sniffing
• Refusing food
• Hiding or running away
• Aggressive behavior
• Seizures

Subtle Signs of Stress:

• Pupils dilated
• Licking lips
• Furrowed brow
• Veins more prominent in face
• Tense muscles
• Sweaty paw pads

How to Deal With Stress

If it’s possible to leave or remove your dog from the stressful situation, then do so. If you cannot then you’ll have to remain as calm as you can. The calmer you are, the more likely your dog is to follow suit. Just as with a fearful dog, you don’t want to baby dogs and reinforce their feelings. However I have personally found a slow firm massage or stroking does help my dogs when they are stressed.

How to Avoid Stress

A well balanced dog gets plenty of exercise, has many different experiences, visits many different places and meets new people and other animals. This doesn’t mean a balanced dog will never be in a stressful situation, but the number of potential causes of stress should be less.

Boxer Wall Decal, Sticker

Do you love the Boxer breed? If so, you are not alone.

This breed is compact and muscular with a square head. Boxers are tough looking dogs but don’t let that fool you, they can be quite mischievous and silly. They love to play and are energetic and exuberant. Their love and loyalty for their pack make them wonderful family pets.

If you love to show off your love of dogs, an inexpensive way to spruce up a room, office or car is using wall decals. Whether the beloved Boxer or just about any other breed. Choose your favorite and let the decorating begin!

Helping Arctic Animals

“Help us save dogs and cats in our Arctic City of Iqaluit & other communities across Nunavut, Canada”

The Iqaluit Humane Society is in full swing with their campaign to raise money for Arctic animals.

Please consider donating to this wonderful organization. They give second chances to animals that have been abandoned, mistreated or injured.

They have not yet reached their goal and only have a couple of weeks left.

Please like and share.

My Iqaluit beauties!

Update***

The Iqaluit Humane Society reached their goal ☺ that means many more lives will be saved!

Canine Club Academy

These days we look to the internet for a variety of things. We shop, bank, research, learn and share almost everything online.

Did you know you could also become a certified dog trainer online? I had no idea before discovering the Canine Club Academy. This is a Dog Certification course that is provided 100% online. Students study in the comfort of their own home at their own pace. Very interesting!

"The aim of the course is to provide graduates with the knowledge and skills required for a career as a canine care professional."

The following is a look at the two main sections and modules from the course outline. Each module consists of 2 or 3 lessons. At the end of each module there are exercises and assignments to submit to your personal tutor.

Handling and training dogs:

•       Module 1: History & Psychology of Dogs
•       Module 2: Dog Training -- From Theory To Practice
•       Module 3: Basic Training for Puppies (and their New Humans)
•       Module 4: Bringing out the Best in a Rescue Dog
•       Module 5: Health Care, Nutrition and First Aid
•       Module 6: Identifying and Correcting Behavioral Problems
•       Module 7: Raising the Bar Advanced Training That Fits the Dog
•       Module 8: The Business Toolkit and Marketing Strategies
•       Module 9: Landing a Job in the Dog Industry
•       Module 10: The Canine Club Professional

Starting your business:

•       Business Module 1: Doggie Daycare
•       Business Module 2: Dog Walking Service
•       Business Module 3: Behavioral Counseling
•       Business Module 4: Pet Sitting and Other Services

What’s more, by the end of the course each student and tutor will have worked together to complete a business toolkit consisting of a logo, website, marketing materials and business/client ready forms.

Click the “More Information: Download Course Overview Packet” button on the homepage and download a PDF file with more great information.

This sounds like a wonderful opportunity for anyone looking to change careers, start up a part-time business or give retirement a whole new and exciting focus!

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Cat and Dog.

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Adding to the Pack – Toys/Bones

When you bring a new dog into your house with other dogs, you have the opportunity to help the transition go smoothly. For the few first weeks while the relationships between the dogs are new, it’s wise to keep toys and bones put away. High valued items can cause fights, especially while the dogs are getting to know each other.  In multiple dog households, there typically is a more dominant dog than the others. They tend to guard their toys and bones and even take them away from the other dogs.

Whether you have one dog or multiple dogs, it’s important for them to respect all items as yours first, so by keeping toys and bones put away and giving them out at your discretion you are exercising your leadership muscle. Take it one step further and use the “nothing for free” approach which means before giving your dog something she wants, ask her to work for it by sitting or giving a paw. This is a great way to practice all the basic commands or an opportunity to teach your dog a new trick.

Once you are comfortable introducing toys or bones, keep in mind if you want to avoid potential conflicts make sure you have multiple resources. If each dog has a toy or bone to play with, the likelihood of a fight breaking out will be lessened. This doesn't mean you have exactly two of everything but use your judgement.

Judique and Effie learn to share

Effie has been with us now for 5 months. It took me a couple of months before introducing toys and bones inside the house. And I still pick up all toys at the end of the day. I've learned how my dogs interact with toys, especially bones. And I've learned who likes which toy the best! My senior Bear has no issue with toys or bones with either dog. As far as my young Huskies, there are times that even putting out multiple toys, one dog inevitably wants what the other dog has.  Effie’s sister Judique is the boss and nearly always gets her way, unless of course I feel the need to intervene. Again use your knowledge and judgement.