There is still a lot of debate among pet owners as to whether crate training dogs is a good idea. Crating, if you’re unfamiliar with the term, is the practice of placing your dog in a cage for a period of time during the day or night. The cage is generally made from metal or plastic and is very small ” barely large enough for the dog to turn around in.
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The Great Dog Training Controversy – To Crate Train Or Not To Crate Train?
April 22nd, 2011 
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April 22nd, 2011 Guest Author A dog’s jaw muscles are among the strongest of all animals. The average-sized Golden Retriever has the ability to untie the knot of a rawhide bone in minutes. Actually, it can tear the rawhide bone apart in as quick an amount of time as well. What a shame they can do the same to furniture as Too!
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April 21st, 2011 Guest Author Have you ever heard the saying, “Nature to be commanded, must be obeyed?” This quote is attributed to Francis Bacon and it’s never been more relevant than when training a puppy or dog. Dogs inherently know and recognize a hierarchy structure. They relate to different levels of authority within their pack-which now that dogs have been domesticated relates to their family of people, as well. The alpha is the leader at the top of the pack, while the one with least authority is known as the omega. When you have a dog, you want him to recognize that you are the alpha or leader in your family or pack.
Posted in Dog Training Tags: dog bedding, dog beds, Dog Training, dogs, family, home, pet beds, Pet Supplies, pets, puppy potty training No Comments »Good and Bad of Dog Management Devices
April 19th, 2011 Guest Author Periodically the distinction between management and restraint is lost. Using commands and hand gestures, with harnesses or food rewards, to stimulate wanted behavior is discipline. Using choke or shock collars, electronic boundaries and related devices is for control of unwanted behaviors.
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September 25th, 2010 Guest Author Just like us, our dogs get old and sometimes sustain injuries. It shouldn’t surprise you if these things cause some discomfort in your pet. When these things happen, there are a number of things that you can do to help alleviate the pain and discomfort. Purchasing an orthopedic dog bed is one of the best things I did when I found myself in this situation. Not only do they offer great support and comfort, but they are affordable as well.
Posted in Dog Tags: animals, cool dog beds, Dog, dog beds, dogs, heated dog beds, home, memory foam dog beds, orthopedic dog beds, pet beds, pets No Comments »What To Consider Before Purchasing A Dog Bed
September 16th, 2010 Guest Author In different parts of the world, there are different breeds of dogs. Dogs need some level of rest just like human beings. Dog beds are very essential, nevertheless, dogs are thought to be mans closest friend and should receive better care. A normal dog sleeps an average of 14 hours a day thus a comfortable bed offers them good rest.
Posted in Dog Tags: animals, cat bed, Dog, dog beds, Dog Supplies, dogs, family, home, pet beds, pet products, Pet Supplies, wholesale dog products No Comments »The Wide Range Of Choices In Dog Bedding
August 23rd, 2010 Guest Author Some types of dog beds might more properly be called dog bedding, because they straddle the categories of bed and bedding. On the one side, you have obvious bedding like throws or blankets, and on the other there are those items that have pretty clearly defined parameters as beds. But in between, you’ll find the sorts of dog supplies that pull in some qualities from both categories, either adding interesting accessories or making the bed itself into something whose shape can change depending on the need.
Heated Dog Begs – Keeping Your Dog Warmer In Cold Temperatures
August 12th, 2010 Guest Author Heated dog beds can make the task of keeping your dog warm at night a task that requires little or no effort on your part because the bed simply does all of the work for you. Keeping your dog warm at night is just another responsibility that pet owners have to take on.
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August 8th, 2010 Guest Author If you own a dog then you, like any other owner, will be fully aware that your canine is very much a part of the family. As a part of the family you will want to make sure that your animal is always comfortable, especially if it is ill or has any sort of joint pain. To this end, heated dog beds are extremely useful, and if you want to create your own one then simply follow these steps.
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July 25th, 2010 Guest Author Having a dog as a family pet is a wonderful thing, but there are some things that can make it even better. These might be what could be referred to as must-haves. Now if you are already enjoying the wonderful world of dog ownership, you may want to have a look to be sure you are not missing any of these dog necessities.
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