LITTER ANNOUNCEMENT…DM CLEAR PUPPIES NEW YEARS 2011

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AKC Meet the Breeds…Pembroke Welsh Corgi Club of America WINS Grand Prize

Congratulations to the Pembroke Welsh Corgi Club of America who took home the grand prize of $500 for winning the Best Booth in Show award. In addition to the Best Booth in show award, there were first place awards given to the best booth in each group. Click on any image below to launch a [...]

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Fred Meyer Jewelers Supports HSUS – letters needed!

Any size letter will do!! PR NEWSWIRE Press Release shows yet another way HSUS continues their quest to deceive pet lovers, while making millions.  Just as with the Yellow Tail Wine episode, we need to write them letters, call, forward to all others, send to Facebook, Twitter, etc, and send them a Christmas message that you [...]

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Hip Dysplasia Susceptibility in Dogs May Be Underreported, According to Penn Vet Comparative Study

A study comparing a University of Pennsylvania method for evaluating a dog’s susceptibility to hip dysplasia to the traditional American method has shown that 80 percent of dogs judged to be normal by the traditional method are actually at risk for developing osteoarthritis and hip dysplasia, according to the Penn method. The results indicate that [...]

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Chaos, It’s the holidays!

The holiday season is upon us. Our lives are busy with decorating, shopping and visitors. It is fun, but stressful, especially for our dogs. Think about it. Dogs love a routine. The holidays get us crazy. We put trees in our living rooms and blinking light on our houses. The neighborhood yards sprout fat men [...]

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Guard Against Dog Thieft

SAFE@HOME: Dognap 101: How to protect your pet from theft By FRANK FOURCHALK, Special to QMI Agency Dogs are kind, loyal members of the family. Canadians love dogs: 30% of us have one. The bad news is that thousands of dogs are stolen across Canada each year by pet thieves. It’s difficult to keep your [...]

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When to Consider Euthanasia in Dogs

Many pets suffer with chronic diseases, such as cancer, that can often be managed in such a way that life is prolonged, although the quality of life is greatly diminished. For most pet owners this issue greatly influences the decision concerning euthanasia. Certainly, quality of life is a personal judgment; you know your animal companion [...]

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Do Dogs Mourn????

When one dog dies, owners will often notice some changes in the pets that are left behind. They may become aloof or lethargic. Some may stop eating or become clingy. Based on these outward signs, it appears that dogs do grieve when their canine companion dies. Because our pets cannot speak, we don’t really know [...]

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A dog’s yard: Establishing boundaries for your dog and training vs. deterring

In our modern day dog world, with the availability of so many creative restraint tools and containment systems, it can be difficult to recognize the difference between a dog who is truly trained and a dog who is effectively deterred. I often hear statements like: “I trained my dog to walk with a head halter,” [...]

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Pet Compounding!! Medication prepared to fit patient specific needs.

by Ashley Fuller Cherokee Tribune September 26, 2010 12:00 AM | Cherokee Custom Script Pharmacy in Holly Springs fills prescriptions for more than just people. And animals are finding it easier to take their medicine with the help of pharmacist Dale Coker of Woodstock. His compounding business began in 2000 when it became a service of [...]

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