Basics of Dog Care We Ignore

Posted on May 13, 2013 by WayCoolDogs

Dog owners are required to provide the basics of dog care for their pet. This involves quality dog food, shelter and routine medical check-ups at the least. It also involves adequate training, exercise and lots of patience.

6 Top Dog Gifts for Your Dog

Posted on May 10, 2013 by WayCoolDogs

If you’re looking for a special treat for your beloved dog, check out these 6 top dog gifts, all fun and creative gifts. Nothing says “you’re my best friend” better than a luxurious dog bed or a creative chew toy. With that in mind, let’s check out our 6 top dog gifts: 1. Dog Tornado [...]

Dog Friendly Summer Outings

Posted on May 09, 2013 by WayCoolDogs

Summer is right around the corner, and dog owners are looking for ways to find dog friendly summer outings that will warmly welcome their dogs as guests. Here are a few tips on what to pack and what to ask for dog accommodations!

Airedale Terriers: 7 Reasons to Own and Love One

Posted on May 08, 2013 by WayCoolDogs

The Airedale Terriers, proclaimed the “King of Terriers,” is one of the most loyal and playful breeds among terrier dog breeds. Their square faces, proud posture, and shaggy beards make them an adorable sight for anyone laying eyes on them for the first time. Aside from having the ruler of all terriers as your companion there are many other reasons to consider an Airedale Terrier as a pet:

A Pitbull Dog Story: Pregnant and Emaciated

Posted on April 30, 2013 by WayCoolDogs

Late one rainy and dismal afternoon, they pulled a pitbull out of a large white van, and tugged her up the steps of the shelter.  She was a very big pitbull, hugely pregnant, and terribly emaciated.  I went across and asked what had happened to her and was told they had found her ‘in the [...]

Living With Pet Allergies

Posted on April 27, 2013 by WayCoolDogs

Living with pet allergies is quite common for pet owners. In a human being that has allergies to foods, medications, personal products or environmental allergens, the common symptoms are eyes that burn or sting, sneezing and nasal congestion. Dogs and cats that are having an allergic response to pet allergies often react in ways that [...]

6 Dog Tips for a Safe Day Outing

Posted on April 10, 2013 by WayCoolDogs

6 dog tips for a safe day outing can change a boring day to a fun-filled day … but in a safe manner. If you are a new dog owner, or an experienced dog owner, you many not know what you will need to enjoy a day out with your dog. Safety may not be [...]

Garlic Remedies for Dog Health

Posted on April 08, 2013 by WayCoolDogs

Garlic remedies for dog health are used in treating various ills and the removal of parasites. But garlic health remedies for dogs are very toxic if …

Benefits of Apple Cider Vinegar on Dogs

Posted on April 03, 2013 by WayCoolDogs

Benefits of apple cider vinegar on dogs and humans go back a long ways. You have surely heard the saying, “If you want something done right, just do it yourself.” That can be true for a lot of things, especially when you consider the ever-prevalent “DIY” remedies (Do It Yourself) that are cropping up on [...]

A Dog Story: Cindi’s Karzai

Posted on April 01, 2013 by WayCoolDogs

I usually try to hurry past the Put-to-Sleep section, but this time my attention was drawn to a large portable cage containing four medium-sized dogs.  Their heads were all clustered together, three short-haired and brown, and in the middle, one with smooth, silky white hair, whose eyes seized on mine. I gulped, because I knew [...]

Introducing Your New Puppy into Your Home with Pets

Posted on March 13, 2013 by WayCoolDogs

So you’ve adopted a new 4-legged cuddly family member with an inquisitive wet nose and you couldn’t be happier. Now all that’s left is introducing your new puppy into your home with pets. This may take some time and patience, especially if the old pet[s] is an alpha dog or cat.

A Dog Story: Vanilla

Posted on March 11, 2013 by WayCoolDogs

Vanilla had a home, of sorts, in a yard where she was thrown an occasional bone or maybe some leftovers. A friend of mine, an angel whose mission in life is to care for and nourish hungry dogs, had been feeding her for some time. One day she found her bleeding from wounds all over [...]

Dog House-Training Problems – Proper Clean-Up

Posted on March 08, 2013 by WayCoolDogs

Getting a dog not house-trained to go outside (or wherever you may want them to) can be tough, especially when you can start to feel more like a janitor than a trainer. Some dogs seem to pick things up pretty quickly and some seem to struggle, but the way you clean up the mess can have a pretty big impact on success.

Dog ID – An ID Guide for Dog Owners

Posted on March 07, 2013 by WayCoolDogs

… the thought of losing our pet pooch is terrifying, since most of us love our dogs as if they were dear members of the family. This is why a dog ID is so vital. Microchips, dog tattoos and dog tags are three common ways to make sure your doggy is always identifiable, explained further in this ID guide for dog owners.

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