Teacup Yorkies: Playful Friends
October 4, 2008
Although the Teacup Yorkie isn’t considered to be a breed of its own, this hasn’t stopped them from capturing the hearts of thousands of American dog lovers. Small, energetic and personable, the Teacup Yorkie is one of the most sought after of all the Yorkshire Terrier types. Teacup Yorkies are bright, energetic and good-natured dogs, although they aren’t really considered to be a breed of their own. Instead, they are simply Yorkshire terriers that have been bred to be exceptionally... Read more »
The Basic Breed History Of The Pug
October 4, 2008
Pugs have been around for thousands of years in one form or another. It is generally thought that the Pug originated in China, although there is no way to confirm this. The first writings that mentioned very short-nosed little dogs did refer to Chinese dogs. Sometimes, it is not sure if these dogs were Pugs or Pekingese. It is also unknown what the Pug’s parent breeds were, but Pekingese had to have played a role somewhere. Pugs were reserved for the Imperial court of China, but through... Read more »
All About The Miniature Poodle Breed Standard
October 4, 2008
Could that dog in the shelter be a Miniature Poodle? Recognizing a Poodle type dog is a lot more than just looking at what clip their coat is in. Most Miniature Poodles in shelters or breed rescues are not in the fancy show clips. But there are still ways to recognize a Miniature Poodle. The Miniature Poodle is built just like the Standard Poodle, only on a smaller scale. They have the same temperament, needs and grooming requirements. There are some who think the Miniature Poodle is the most... Read more »
Poodle Information: The Miniature Poodle
October 4, 2008
If you think a Miniature Poodle is just a smaller version of the Standard Poodle - you’d be right! The Miniature Poodle and the Standard Poodle are almost identical in their physical characteristics, their temperament, their needs and their incredible intelligence. The only difference is in their size. The Miniature Poodle stands about eleven to fifteen inches tall at their withers (the highest point of the shoulder.) They only average about fifteen to seventeen pounds, compared to a Standard’s... Read more »
Learn About Black Siberian Husky
October 3, 2008
There are many things to learn about the Black Siberian Husky when you even just begin thinking about bringing one home. Besides their incredible good looks and their ability to be a working dog, there are many things that need to be uncovered. Many of the dogs of this breed are not completely solid in color and in fact, the Black Siberian Husky often has white markings all over the face. The outer coat is a much nicer and softer to the touch while the undercoat is much more harsh. But the coarse... Read more »
Take Your Dog With a Classic Pet Carrier
October 3, 2008
You’re already busily planning your next family vacation. Whether the destination is an exotic locale halfway around the map, or a quick road trip to Grandma’s house in the next state, you’re sure to want to bring along your whole family. For many people, this includes packing up your pets as well as your kids, so that everyone can travel together in style. With classic pet carriers, you can bring along your furry children safely and easily. Getting Ready to Travel It is important... Read more »
Choose Dog Accessories That Make Your Pup Happy
October 3, 2008
Some would say that dogs are high maintenance while others just cannot seem to resist all the great products that are available for dogs. Some of these items are quite necessary like dog collars in case the pup gets lost. While other items such as dog clothing, may not be so necessary. Some of these are great ideas to have around the house while others are merely for play. Pet products can be classified into three main categories: necessary dog accessories, optional dog accessories and economic... Read more »
The Bull Terrier: The Facts about the Boston and Kerry Blue Dogs
October 3, 2008
The temperament of the Boston terrier can be described as enthusiastic as it often loves to play. Most people comment that the Boston terrier actually has a great sense of humor. Another characteristic that people find delightful with this breed is the fact that they are intelligent and are very much easily trained. This fact is also enhanced by the dog’s natural curiosity and love for learning. Regarding the living conditions, Boston terriers can do well enough without a yard as long as they... Read more »
Why Pick a Designer Pet carrier?
October 3, 2008
When you’re planning to be out and about and traveling with your best beloved pet, you’ll of course want to consider that designer pets need designer pet carriers! If your pet is pampered and spoiled, there is no better way to transport them in style than by using designer pet carriers to proclaim to the world that your pet is your most treasured companion. Types of Designer Pet Carriers You can choose from between a wide variety of designer pet carriers to ensure your pet’s... Read more »
Dog’s Diet That Influences Oral Health and Benefits of Fiber
October 3, 2008
What exactly is fiber? It is a part of carbohydrates. Fiber is not highly digestible by the body. Your dog’s diet can benefit from fiber in appropriate amounts. Just like humans, too much fiber in a diet can have negative effects on the digestive system. It is always important to monitor your dog’s diet to maintain a healthy level of fiber to suit your pet’s needs. Talk to your veterinarian about the benefits of fiber in your dog’s diet. The pets who achieve the desired... Read more »
