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Teaching Your Dog How To Swim

Teaching Your Dog How To Swim

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With the summer heat here to stay for a while, going swimming is a good way to cool off, but make sure your dog knows how to swim before heading to the lake or pool. If you don’t have ready access to a lake, start with a kid’s plastic swimming pool.  Fill the pool with […]

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  July 2, 2012   No comments
Keeping Coyotes At Bay

Keeping Coyotes At Bay

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From time to time in this area, we’ve had cases of coyotes attacking small dogs.  If you’ve had coyote sightings or attacks in your neighborhood, here are some tips to keep them away: If you have a fence, or are thinking of installing one, look at ones that are 6 feet or higher with a […]

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  January 31, 2012   No comments
Be Sure Your Pet Buckles Up

Be Sure Your Pet Buckles Up

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Are you planning to drive to a family holiday gathering, and take your pet with you?  If so, check out these tips to ensure safe arrival for you and your pet: Although dogs love to stick their heads out the window while you’re driving, it can be dangerous due to flying debris that can injure […]

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  December 13, 2011   No comments
Is Your Pet a Firestarter?

Is Your Pet a Firestarter?

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The October 2010 edition of Your Dog Newsletter reports that according to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), household pets accidentally start 1,000 house fires annually.  These fires result in approximately $14 million in property damage. The AKC and ADT Security are partnering with the NFPA to raise the public’s awareness about the role of pets […]

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  September 29, 2010   No comments