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Seasonal Tips ~ Keep Your Dog Cool This Summer

During Hot Weather care should be taken with ALL dogs. Always have fresh water available. Always make sure they have shelter and shade to stay in. Never leave your dog in a car. Many people still think it is ok to leave their dog in a car if they leave the window down, DO NOT do this. Your dog could still quickly over heat and this could be Fatal. There are still so many cases of dogs being found dead in over heated cars, here at dogs.info we want to stress dont leave your dog in a car!

Hot Weather Can Be Fatal
Brachycephalic or flat nosed breeds such as bulldogs and boxers can overheat quickly because of the shape of their throats, their soft palates are almost always too long and when they get very hot they cannot pant sufficiently to keep their body temperature down, their attempts to pant quickly cause the production of foam which in turn blocks the throat and causes laboured breathing and eventually they will begin to roar as they try to breath through the blockage, this can be fatal if you dont act quickly. Find out more on our Hot Weather Page.

Be a Responsible Dog Owner
Owning a dog is a serious responsibility, the average dog's lifespan is between 10-15 years. Costs include: food, veterinary care and insurance along with many others. Dogs need alot of attention and exercise, both will take time from your daily routine.
Any responsible dog owner will know that all of the issues of time and money are worth it, as you gain a loyal and loveable member of your family. Search our dogs.info to gain as much dogs information you need.

Which Pedigree Dog Breed for You?
All dogs are different, not just from their physical appearance but also from their personalities and temperaments. Use this site to gain knowledge of the dog breeds that are best suited for you and your lifestyle.
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Dogs.info aims to help you with the most reliable and reponsible dog information, all under one friendly and dog loving website. Our dog health care pages are full with very useful dog health information. Whether it is the basics of dog worming or more serious dog health problems you can find it here at dogs.info. Visit our puppy training for useful tips and problem solving for those dog dilemas every dog owner has to face. If you are dog crazy like us here at dogs.info why not browse through our doggy shops, you can find dog books, dog posters, or why not treat you pampered pooch to the latest dog toy! K.Mallin

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Helping to Raise Awarness to Ban Puppy Mills

Puppy Mills - Understanding the facts
Dog Breeding requires excellent breed knowledge and outstanding responsibility by reputable breeders.

Unfortunetly dog breeding is often exploited as a profit making business with the sad consequence of cruelly treat bitches and puppies who are kept in inhumane conditions. The bitches are expected to breed many litters, once they are no good for breeding they are cruelly destroyed. The litters that are produced are very very unhealthy and will not have a long life at all. These unhealthy puppies are often taken away from there mother far before they should be which means they are denied the vital socialisation they require from their mother and litter mates. Remember when buying a puppy, puppies should still be with their mother and litter mates until at least 8 weeks old. More Dog Info.....


 

 

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How to Take a Photo of Your Dog

  1. Try to avoid using flash when taking the photo if at all possible. This can cause redeye and dark shadows resulting in a poor quality photograph. The best shots are taken outdoors, and in natural light. If it is sunny then it is better to find a shady spot and keep the light source behind you.
  2. Have your pet sitting, then get down to their eye level before attempting to take a photo. Have some help from another person to get your dogs attention with a toy or treat, try toget your dog to look slightly upwards and to one side of you.
  3. Be patient and make it enjoyable for you and your dog.

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