Learn how to avoid the common pitfalls in purchasing a puppy. As you read this book and get the questions answered, take notes of important information. Also, whenever you research breeder websites or ask questions of breeders via email, phone or in person, you can develop your own “manual” to help you decide which specific … Read more…
IF YOUR DOG HASN’T BEEN DESEXED AND YOU WANT TO BREED HIM/HER, YOU MUST READ THIS FIRST!!! Fact: Each year, in Australia alone, more than 200,000 dogs and cats, through not fault of their own are put to sleep. These animals are NOT SICK and they’re NOT OLD. The reason is that backyard breeders and puppy … Read more…
Finally your knowledge of dog foods has improved because you weighed up the positives and negatives. That has led you to the powerful conclusion that your pet should consume food that doesn’t contain any grains. However, with a vast collection of options, you’ll need to keep your eyes open when making food purchases so you … Read more…
If your beloved canine has a bad habit of marking, you’re probably quite frustrated. However, it’s a problem that can be fixed with a bit of effort on your part. You can start by reading through this article in its entirety because you’ll need to follow all the steps if you’re to eradicate this problem. … Read more…
A number of food items that are edible for humans and even other pets, may easily cause risks for dogs. Check this list out for your own education. Alcoholic beverages May cause the puppy to become intoxicated, fall into a coma and may even be fatal. Avocado (every part including foliage and bark) May cause … Read more…
The Australian Stumpy-Tail Cattle Dog originated in Australia and has three typical nicknames: Heeler, Stumpy-Tail and just plain Stumpy. However, he commonly also gets called the Stump Tail Cattle Dog. The average height for a stumpy is 18-20 inches (46-51 cm). His coat is short and is either blue or red speckled in color. His … Read more…
Your dog can’t tell you if he has internal issues so he makes a very difficult patient. He can’t even let you know he has put weight on. As with people, dogs may have their lives directly affected by a range of minor and major diseases, etc. This means their quality of life is lower … Read more…
As a smart breeder, you shouldn’t be solely motivated by money and how much money you can get out of every potential buyer that comes along. There are lots of other factors you must take into account when trying to identify the best possible homes for your puppies and dogs. You’ll need to ask every … Read more…