Posted on November 22, 2011 by WayCoolDogs
The average dog cannot tolerate significant temperature variations, like its human owner. The animal’s feet and legs are its most sensitive areas exposed to the severe cold…or heat…as they are in direct contact with the frigid world around them. But the northern dogs have adapted to deal with this by tissue adaptation to the cold.
Posted on October 18, 2011 by WayCoolDogs
The world is a much better place without cruelty, unhappiness and misery. And it is such an easy thing to do, especially with dogs. To make your dog happy, you need to understand how a dog thinks—not the other way around. “What are my best options in escaping from this stupid pen,” and “Why should I eat this crap, while they eat steak and chicken in front of me—my FAVORITEST foods of all! Woof!”
Posted on April 13, 2011 by WayCoolDogs
Each personal carbon footprint is unique, to both the dog and their owner. Generating carbon emissions are accomplished by individuals, companies, and nations …. and their pets. To become carbon neutral requires a conscious lifestyle change by each person and their household, in order to reduce carbon emissions around them.
Posted on February 18, 2011 by WayCoolDogs
An ancient breed of the Middle Ages, the Scottish Deerhound is the royal dog of Scotland. To those who know of this elegant and aristocratic breed, it should come to no surprise that Grand Champion Foxcliffe Hickory Wind from Flint Hill, Va., won Best of Show at the 2011 Westminster Dog Show this week. Knowing how to care for a Scottish Deerhound, anyone can raise a champion.
Posted on February 16, 2011 by WayCoolDogs
An easy-to-read article on “how to recognize skin disorder in dogs” — what types there are and how to recognize them on your dog. The most common category of skin disorders are listed and different types to watch for.
Posted on February 15, 2011 by WayCoolDogs
A how to article on “how to recognize roundworms in dogs” — what they are, what they can do, and how to recognize them in your dog. The most common treatments are listed and when to strategically worm your dog. Everything at your finger tip!
Posted on April 26, 2010 by WayCoolDogs
How to care for a Golden Retriever properly will give you many years of a loving companion. The gentle and incredibly sweet Golden Retriever is one of the most even-tempered dogs to use as guide dogs, assistance dogs, hunting dogs, companion pets and for professional search/rescue. A very active and friendly canine companion, the Golden Retriever is worth every minute of owning this intelligent and pleasant dog.
