- What a Puppy is.....Not!
- Creating a Compulsive Chewer
- Dog Owner's
Guide
- Introducing Two Dogs
- Dog Aggression
- Dogs and Babies
 Doggonesafe.com - Info for living safely with Baby and dog- Animal Behavior Associates.com - More infor about children and dogs living safely together
- Crate
Training Your Dog
- Gentle Leader
- Vet
Tracker.com
- Tips for
Finding Dogsitters
- Association
of Pet Dog Trainers
- Positive
Training: Peaceable Paws
- Biking with your dog
- Nail
Trimming - Disclaimer:
These are not Dalmatians so you might have a little more resistance
(smile). Once the dog is acclimated to the
noise, Dremmel tools are much easier to use than a nail trimmer. Less
likley
to "quick" a nail
too.
- How
to do things - tips and tricks for travelling with pets,
how to choose a kennel and much more
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How to rate your dog food - It is always good to know the food you are feeding your dog. This will help you evaluate the foods that you are currently feeding or help to determine if you should consider changing to a better quality food.
- Check this
link http://www.dogfoodanalysis.com/ for
additional analysis information.
Remember that Dalmatians still require LOW purine foods and lower protein. The
protein source is, however, is most imporant than the actual level of protein.
All Dalmatians should be fed with their dog food floated in water to ensure proper
intake of water to flush the bladder and urinary tract. Game meats (venison,
etc.) are high purines. Should your dog develop gas on any food, there is a problem
in digestion and it is not for your dog. No dog food is right for every dog!
- Information on treating Parvo!
- List of Veterinary Assistance Programs for those who cannot afford Vet Care for their pets
- Mill Dog Manifesto From the publishers of the Happy Tails books comes a completely FREE eBook with valuable information about puppy mills, and rescue dogs. Contains lots of training ideas, suggestions and tips. And a photo of one of our very own dogs, Tillie, is on page 7!!
- Adopting a Rescue Dog, The First Seven Days is a FREE eBook that we highly recommend. Rescuing a dog from a shelter (or rescue group like Dalmatian Rescue of Colorado) is a wonderful way to give a dog a second chance at life, and find yourself a new best friend. But, how do you help start this new relationship off on the right paw? This FREE Guide walks you through the first seven days of adopting a rescue dog. Veterinarian Dr. Susan Wright and Editor Misty Weaver take you through the first seven days, from selecting a dog that will be a good fit with your family (Chapter Four) through to establishing routines (Chapter Seven), and socialization (Chater Eleven). Each chapter ends with a real story from a family that adopted a rescue dog, sharing with you the joys and challenges that accompany any adoption. As you and your dog work together to find a new rhythm together, this guide provides you with the tips and tricks that will make your adoption a little easier and smoother for both master and dog. With some work, a bit of good advice, and a lot of love we know you will change two lives for the better.
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