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  1. 12 Golden rules for every Dog owner by Ray Coleiro- Discipline and good behavior are not just for your Dog they apply to you, the pet-parent too.

  2. 3 Tips For Dealing With Dog Emergencies by Gerald Njuguna-Have you ever thought about what you need to do should your dog - or another dog - ever suffer a serious, life-threatening injury? What if they have a severe allergy to an insect bite or a bee sting? It's great to know your vet's phone number, but what if something happens during off hours? What if you don't know where the closest emergency animal clinic is located?Augh! Enough with the questions already, right? Any emergency is stressful and scary, and one involving that furry little four-legged member of your family is no exception.

  3. Generating a positive ROI from PPC by Karl Norris-Appearing on the first page of the major search engines for your key search terms is no doubt the best and cheapest way to drive relevant traffic to your site.

  4. 4 Things Frustrated Dog Owners Should Know by Mark Eckenrode-4 Things Frustrated Dog Owners Should Knowby Mark Eckenrode You’ve probably had a day or two when you felt like your dog just wasn’t paying any attention to you at all, right? You talked, you yelled, you shouted, maybe you jumped up and down and waved your arms, but she just wasn’t interested in anything you had to say to her in any tone of voice.

  5. 4 Ways In Which You Can Show Your Dog How Much You Love Him by Mark Eckenrode-4 Ways In Which You Can Show Your Dog How Much You Love Himby Mark Eckenrode Do you have at least one framed photo of your dog somewhere in your house.

  6. 5 Tips For Choosing the Best Vet For Your Dog by Charlie Lafave-If you haven’t already found one, or worked with one in the past, you need to find a vet.

  7. 5 Tips For Feeding A Happy, Healthy Dog by Mark Eckenrode-5 Tips For Feeding A Happy, Healthy Dogby Mark Eckenrode Do you really know all there is to know about your canine companion’s nutritional needs? Many pet owners think they’re doing what’s best for their dogs when it comes to food, but in reality they rely on pure instinct more than science.

  8. 7 Puppy Naming Tips by Jennifer McVey-You’ve picked out the perfect puppy.

  9. 7 Tips To Keep Your Pet Safe On Halloween by James Kelly-Children aren't the only ones who should be closely monitored on Halloween.

  10. A Beginner's Guide to Lovebirds by Petey, Petunia & Tweet Tweet-he fascinating behavior of Lovebirds make them among the most interesting pet bird.

  11. A Dog Day Care Franchise - Is it really worth it? by Kelley Blackston-When you take into account that there are over 68,000,000 dogs in the United States alone, you can see why many people consider taking advantage of a dog day care franchise.

  12. A Feline Example On Courage by Sheryl Joy P. Olaño-Fangs.

  13. A funny true life dog story by Stephen Hill-This is the story of my dog called Shandy.

  14. A Guide to Successful Obedience Training by Jon Dunkerley-A Guide to Successful Obedience Training By Jon Dunkerley (slaboflab) www.

  15. A Sense Of Security Provided By Recoverypets.com Pet Tag by Thaddeus Collins-The greatest benefits of ownership is knowing that your property will be there when you need it, but ownership of a pet requires a different type of security measure.

  16. About Flightless Fruit Flies and Feeding Them to Your Pet by Mark Springer- From

  17. About vetcharity.org based in India by Gabrielle Smith- Vetcharity in Dharamsala and Bodhgaya, northern India are using the ABC program designed by WSPA and WHO to improve the health and control the population of dogs.

  18. Achieving Dog Training Success With The 18 "Don'ts" Rules by Moses Chia-A well-train dog usually leads a happier and healthier life and its owner also can enjoy a trouble-free life long companion.

  19. Adopting A Dog by Simon Harris-There are lots of ways that people choose a new family dog.

  20. Adopting A Pet Pomeranian by Lee Dobbins-If you are looking for a toy dog that is intelligent, curious, lively and cuddly, then the Pomeranian could be the dog for you! Before you enter into dog ownership of any breed, however, you must ask be honest with yourself about if you are ready for the commitment of money and time that it takes to be a responsible dog owner.

  21. Alaskan Malamute Complete Profile by Dooziedog.com-Key Facts:Size: GiantHeight: 58 – 71 cm (23 – 28 inches)Weight: 38 – 56 kg (85 – 125 lb)Life Span: 13 yearsGrooming: MediumExercise: DemandingFeeding: DemandingTemperament: Sociable & loyalCountry of Origin: North America (Alaska)AKC Group: Working Temperament: The Alaskan Malamute is dignified, friendly and affectionate.

  22. American Bulldog Complete Profile by Dooziedog.com-Key Facts:Size: LargeHeight: 48 - 71 cm (19 - 28 inches)Weight: 30 - 58 kg (65 - 130 lb)Life Span: 12 yearsGrooming: MinimalExercise: DemandingFeeding: MediumTemperament: Fearless & confidentCountry of Origin: United StatesAKC Group: Not registeredOther Names: Old Country BulldogTemperament: The American Bulldog is confident, gentle, fearless, determined and protective.

  23. American Cocker Spaniel Complete Profile by Dooziedog.com-Key Facts:Size: SmallHeight: 35 – 38 cm (14 – 15 inches)Weight: 10 – 13 kg (22 – 28 lb)Life Span: 13 yearsGrooming: ExtensiveExercise: MediumFeeding: ReasonableTemperament: Cheerful & intelligentCountry of Origin: United StatesAKC Group: SportingOther Names: Cocker SpanielTemperament: The American Cocker Spaniel is cheerful, lively and active.

  24. American Foxhound Complete Profile by Dooziedog.com-Key Facts:Size: LargeHeight: 53 - 64 cm (21 - 25 inches)Weight: 30 - 34 kg (65 - 75 lb)Life Span: 12 yearsGrooming: MinimalExercise: DemandingFeeding: DemandingTemperament: Active & eagerCountry of Origin: United StatesAKC Group: Hound Temperament: The American Foxhound is affectionate, eager, active, energetic and brave.

  25. American Pit Bull Terrier Complete Profile by Dooziedog.com-Key Facts:Size: MediumHeight: 46 - 56 cm (18 - 22 inches)Weight: 14 - 36 kg (30 - 80 lb)Life Span: 12 yearsGrooming: EasyExercise: DemandingFeeding: MediumTemperament: Confident & exuberantCountry of Origin: United StatesAKC Group: Not registeredOther Names: Pit Bull Terrier, American Pit BullTemperament: The American Pit Bull Terrier is confident, eager, enthusiastic, loyal, courageous, gentle and loving.

  26. American Staffordshire Terrier Complete Profile by Dooziedog.com-Key Facts:Size: MediumHeight: 43 - 48 cm (17 - 19 inches)Weight: 18 - 23 kg (40 - 50 lb)Life Span: 12 yearsGrooming: EasyExercise: MediumFeeding: MediumTemperament: Fearless & dependableCountry of Origin: United StatesAKC Group: Terrier Temperament: The American Staffordshire Terrier is bold, fearless, outgoing, confident, loyal and intelligent.

  27. An Amazing Statistic by JR Rogers-No Symptoms but Trouble on the HorizonI was reading a book the other day about hip dysplasia in dogs.

  28. An Introduction to Dog Beds by Ken Marlborough-Some people are so attached to their pets that they wouldn’t dream of asking them to simply curl up on the floor to go to sleep.

  29. Animal Ethics by Jon Dunkerley-Animal Ethics By Jon Dunkerley

  30. Animal Spirits: Power Animals And Guides by Jeremiah Huck-We shamans are a strange breed.

  31. Animal Totems- How To Find Your Special Animal Guides by Anne Marie Bennett-Native Americans believe that each animal carries its own special energies and gifts, and that each animal has a gift to give each of us.

  32. Animals are Forever by C. Bailey-Lloyd/LadyCamelot- Throughout the course of my life, I've encountered my own share of dogs.

  33. Are All Those Pet Vaccinations Really Necessary? by Angela M. Predhomme- Would you like to save money and have a healthier pet? Let me tell you a story.

  34. Avoiding A Traumatic Experience by Thaddeus Collins-Taking simple steps to protect our families from going through the “TRAUMATIC EXPERIENCE OF HAVING A LOST PET” can be as easy as registering your pet with an online service like RecoveryPets.

  35. Dog Health Insurance Buyer's Guide by Joel Walsh-Should you seriously consider buying a dog health insurance policy? Yes, you should.

  36. Basic Facts About The Rottweiler by Kathryn O'Neill-Looking for some quick Rottweiler dog facts? Here's a quick rundown of basics facts about Rottweilers.

  37. Basset Hound Complete Profile by Dooziedog.com-Key Facts:Size: Low-slung, but heavy dogHeight: 33 - 38 cm (13 - 15 inches)Weight: 18 - 32 kg (40 - 70 lb)Life Span: 11 yearsGrooming: Relatively easyExercise: Steady but necessaryFeeding: Has a hearty appetiteTemperament: Placid & independentCountry of Origin: EnglandAKC Group: Hound Temperament: The Basset Hound is good tempered, placid and affectionate.

  38. Beagle Complete Profile by Dooziedog.com-Key Facts:Size: SmallHeight: 33 - 40 cm (13 - 16 inches)Weight: 9 - 14 kg (20 - 30 lb)Life Span: 15 yearsGrooming: EasyExercise: ConsiderableFeeding: ReasonableTemperament: Stubborn & activeCountry of Origin: EnglandAKC Group: Hound Other Names: English BeagleTemperament: The Beagle is alert, bold, active, eager and affectionate.

  39. Benny Goes Home by Ruth Bird-This has been one of the most rewarding adventures I have ever volunteered to do.

  40. Best Age to Obtain an new puppy by Pixiedust Papillons And Phalenes- Best Age to get Papillon or Phalene Puppies Buyers have a lot of questions when they are looking for Papillon or Phalene puppies for sale.

  41. New Baby and the Family Dog by David the Dogman- from David the Dogman Just this side of Heaven is a place called The Rainbow Bridge.

  42. Does Your Dog Miss You Too Much? by Blake Kritzberg- Your dog seems to be driving you up the wall lately, exhibiting serious behavior problems -- and no amount of verbal correction seems to work.

  43. Biting & Nipping Behavior Can Kill Your Dog! by Moses Chia-Dog bite injuries are alarmingly the most common condition that we human suffer from as a result of contact with dogs.

  44. Bloodhound Complete Profile by Dooziedog.com-Key Facts:Size: MassiveHeight: 58 - 66 cm (23 - 26 inches)Weight: 36 - 41 kg (80 - 90 lb)Life Span: 12 yearsGrooming: Easy but extensiveExercise: ConsiderableFeeding: DemandingTemperament: Gentle, but requires understandingCountry of Origin: BelgiumAKC Group: Hound Other Names: St.

  45. Border Collie Complete Profile by Dooziedog.com-Key Facts:Size: Small - medium Height: 46 - 53 cm (18 - 21 inches)Weight: 16 - 22 kg (35 - 48 lb)Life Span: 15 yearsGrooming: MediumExercise: DemandingFeeding: MediumTemperament: Very alert & trainableCountry of Origin: EnglandAKC Group: HerdingTemperament: The Border Collie is alert, keen, intelligent, faithful, hard-working and responsive.

  46. Boston Terrier Complete Profile by Dooziedog.com-Key Facts:Size: Small - medium Height: 37- 42cm (15 - 17inches)Weight: Wide variation.

  47. Boxer Complete Profile by Dooziedog.com-Key Facts:Size: MediumHeight: 53 - 61 cm (21 - 24 inches)Weight: 28 - 30 kg (62 - 66 lb)Life Span: 12 yearsGrooming: EasyExercise: DemandingFeeding: MediumTemperament: Fearless & energeticCountry of Origin: GermanyAKC Group: Working Temperament: The Boxer is intelligent, alert, fearless, loyal and self-assured.

  48. Boxers Dogs as Pets - Are they right for you? by Kathy Burns-Millyard-Pet Boxers, although low-maintenance, require your consistent attention, exercise, human interaction, consistent obedience training and lots of love.

  49. Breed Specific Legislation - Is your dog next? by Jason Mann-Breed specific legislation otherwise known as “BSL” has started to sweep the world.

  50. Breed success in your puppy search by Donald Lee-The numbers will make any pet lover blanch with disgust, anger, and sadness.

  51. Breeeding Oscar Fish by William Berg-The Oscars, or Astronotus ocellatus, from Cichlidae family, are fairly easy fish to breed.

  52. Build A Better Mousetrap, And People Will Buy It by Thaddeus Collins-This is an old saying that many of us have grown up hearing since we were children, but the problem is improving on an invention that has been around for years.

  53. Bullmastiff Complete Profile by Dooziedog.com-Key Facts:Size: Large - giant Height: 61 - 69cm (24 - 27 inches) Weight: 41 - 59 kg (90 - 130 lb)Life Span: 10 yearsGrooming: EasyExercise: MediumFeeding: DemandingTemperament: Reserved & faithfulCountry of Origin: BritainAKC Group: Working Temperament: The Bullmastiff is reliable, alert, lovable and independent.

  54. Buster the Beloved by Janette Blackwell-“Dogs have owners; cats have staff,” and I have worked for some wonderful cats in my time.

  55. Buying A Rottweiler Puppy? What You Need To Know by Kathryn ONeill-So you're buying a Rottweiler puppy? Here are some general tips to help you choose a healthy, happy Rottweiler puppy.

  56. Can Dogs See Dead People? by Bill Knell-Can Dogs See Dead People?By Bill Knell“I see dead people.

  57. Can One Simple RecoveryPets.Com Pet Tag Mean So Much? by Thaddeus Collins-When pet owners think of their pets safety, the most common element overlooked is the pet identification tag.

  58. What's The Real Deal On Pet Insurance? by Blake Kritzberg-Even if you haven't had a run-in involving your pet of late, pet insurance has probably crossed your mind.

  59. SEO Case Study: Attorneys Chasing Vioxx Organic Search R by Mike Banks Valentine-Last week the drug manufacturer Merck pulled their pain reliefmedication Vioxx (rofecoxib) from the market due to studieslinking higher incidence of heart attacks and strokes to longterm use of their medication.

  60. Canine Allergies - Does your dog have an Allergy? by Matthew Seigneur-Canine Allergies - Does your dog have an Allergy?Did you know that your dog can have allergies, just like you?The most common dog allergy is itching of the skin.

  61. Canine Arthritis Medicine by Niall Kennedy-Before you decide to give your dog canine arthritis medicine you should understand what arthritis is and why medication will ease your dog’s symptoms.

  62. Canine Distemper Virus (CDV) In Dogs by Simon Harris-The canine distemper virus (CDV) causes a highly contagious disease in dogs known as distemper.

  63. Canine Infectious Hepatitis by Ron Swerdfiger-Canine Infectious Hepatitis By Ron Swerdfiger www.

  64. Canine Joint Disease by Mark Woodcock- Joint disease can be a problem faced by many dogs.

  65. Kennels by David the Dogman- from David the Dogman Just this side of Heaven is a place called The Rainbow Bridge.

  66. "Caring for an Older Cat - Cat Health and Cat Care" by NS Kennedy-Cats are living longer lives thanks to dedicated care from their humans, and advances in veterinary medicine.

  67. Caring for Silkworms by Mark Springer- From

  68. Questions and Answers About Dogs Part 3 by David the Dogman- from David the Dogman Just this side of Heaven is a place called The Rainbow Bridge.

  69. Cat Anxiety And Cat Litter Box Problems by Nancy Wigal-Frazzled felines will sometimes relieve their anxiety by urinating, or marking (spraying) outside the cat litter box.

  70. Cat Arthritis by Niall Kennedy-Cat arthritis is not a very common ailment among healthy cats.

  71. CAT HEALTH PROBLEMS: YOUR CURIOSITY COULD SAVE YOUR CAT! by Dean Erickson-Cat health care is an issue that you can now take an active interest in.

  72. Cats Make Great Pets If You Understand Them by Ian White-Anyone wanting a new kitten should be a cat lover.

  73. Celebrities Discover The Amazing Chihuahua! by Bill Knell-Celebrities Discover The Amazing Chihuahua!By Bill KnellSome say it started with the Taco Bell dog.

  74. Chances Of A Lost Pet Being Recovered Increase by Thaddeus Collins-Every day we are looking for ways to make our life better, this includes protecting our families, and also included is the family pet.

  75. Characteristics OF The Boxer (dog). by Ron Swerdfiger-Characterisitcs of the Boxer (dog) Is A Boxer Right For You? By Ron Swerdfiger www.

  76. Chihuahua Complete Profile by Dooziedog.com-Key Facts:Size: Very smallHeight: 15 - 22.

  77. Chocolate and Your Dogs Health--What you should Know by Carolyn Schweitzer-Who can resist Chocolates for Valentine's Day? Your dogs health depends on it! (resisting, that is).

  78. Choosing A Responsible Breeder by Simon Harris-It is an exciting time when you get to bring home a new puppy.

  79. Bichon Frise: Hot Spots by Janet Combs- “Hot spots” are surface skin infections caused when populataions of normal skin bacteria grow and overwhelm normal resistance.

  80. Choosing the Right Dog Breeder by Eric Shannon-When looking to purchase a purebred dog, you need to search for a breeder from which to purchase the animal.

  81. Choosing your Boxer Dog by Kathy Burns-Millyard-Choosing your Boxer DogAn easier and more pleasant journey with your chosen Boxer starts with checking out the parent dogs for unbecoming traits like aggression, hyperactive and extreme shyness.

  82. Choosing your Boxer by John Ancona-An easier and more pleasant journey with your chosen Boxer starts with checking out the parent dogs for unbecoming traits like aggression, hyperactive and extreme shyness.

  83. Divorce- Will Your Dog Come Off Worse? by David the Dogman- from David the Dogman Just this side of Heaven is a place called The Rainbow Bridge.

  84. Cockatiel Illnesses by Medha Roy-Cockatiel IllnessesCockatiels are one of the most lovable pets in the world.

  85. Comparison of Cost and Effectiveness of Holistic Care vs. Co by Dr. Madalyn Ward, DVM-After years of practicing both conventional and holistic medicine for horses, I decided to compare the cost, effectiveness, and net results of managing and treating horses holistically versus conventionally.

  86. Crate Training Dogs & Puppies- FAQ by A. Grignard-1) Why should I crate train my dog? Crate Training is the fastest and most humane method of housebreaking dogs.

  87. Crate Training Tips - How to crate train your dog by Moses Chia-A crate is a valuable and useful training tool.

  88. Crate Training Your Puppy by Dy Witt-Crate Training for your PuppyTeaching your puppy crate training is the first and best step in his life.

  89. Dachshund Complete Profile by Dooziedog.com-Key Facts:Size: Small - medium Height: Standard variety: 22 cm (9 in) Miniature variety: 12 cm (5 in)Weight: Standard variety: 6.

  90. Dalmatian Complete Profile by Dooziedog.com-Key Facts:Size: LargeHeight: 56 - 61 cm (22 - 24 inches)Weight: 23 - 25 kg (51 - 55 lb)Life Span: 12 yearsGrooming: EasyExercise: DemandingFeeding: MediumTemperament: Outgoing & friendlyCountry of Origin: CroatiaAKC Group: Non-SportingPhysical Characteristics:General Appearance: Muscular, spotted and active.

  91. Dental Care For Your Pomeranian Dog by Lee Dobbins-Pomeranians have tiny mouths and itty bitty teeth, but not caring for them properly can cause serious health problems for your dog.

  92. Animal Shelters and Rescue by David the Dogman- from David the Dogman Just this side of Heaven is a place called The Rainbow Bridge.

  93. Dixie Dawg by Michael LaRocca-DIXIE DAWGCopyright 2004, Michael LaRoccaI met Lisa when I was 21 years old.

  94. Ten Steps To A Well Optimized Website - Step 10: The Ext by Dave Davies-Welcome to part ten in this search engine positioning series.

  95. Choosing A Pet by Alyssa Hallam-Do you know that in the United States pets outnumber people? Recent statistics show that there are about 380 million pets opposed to 290 million people? 62 % of the households own a pet, and 46% of all households own more than one pet.

  96. Do You Make These Horse Training Mistakes Loading Your Horse by Andy Curry- Mistake #1: "Here, Kitty Kitty.

  97. Arnold for EU President? by David Ben-Ariel- Roger Helmer MEP initially wrote me that it was a stupid question but didn't respond when I asked him if it was impossible for Arnold to hold European office.

  98. Does Your Dog Have An Irritating Jumping Habit? by Ian White- Do you have a puppy that jumps on you, company and even your Grandma who has a walker? This can be a very irritating trait for your dog to develop.

  99. Dog Behavior Problems: Help! My dog is a nuisance when he mi by Moses Chia-How many times have I hear fellow dog owners say, “I hate it when he barks non stop… or he utterly embarrassed me when he mounts people’s leg”.

  100. Dog/Canine Arthritis by Matthew Seigneur-Arthritis in canines is just as common as it is in humans.

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