Zen Clippers Reviewed: Clips the Tips, Not the Quick
Nail clipping is one of the hardest tasks to train a dog owner to do, but it doesn’t have to be such a problem. Acme Canine recommends you try Zen Clippers
Month: March 2018
DOG TRICK: Hide your Head!
The duty to pay taxes can bring a headache to even the most prepared person. Why not teach your dog a trick that is sure to give a laugh.
The 5 most important points to consider when developing a Canine Temperament Test
A temperament test is only as good as the person who is administering the test. Learn what is needed to successfully determine if a dog is a good “fit”.
How to Keep Your Dogs Interested With the Training
The most rewarding part of being a dog owner is training your dog successfully. Training provides an excellent opportunity for you to bond with your dog and establish a good relationship with him or her. Young or old, big or small, it is important that you train your dog and help him learn at least a few basic commands.
5 steps in performing a successful Canine Temperament Test
Currently there are no guidelines for how a facility Canine Temperament Test is performed. Here is a set of steps to assist you in the process.
Understanding the Secret Language of Dogs: observing the hair or fur of a dog
Although dogs don’t communicate much with it, you can discern some things from a dog’s hair. They’ll either shed their hair or raise their hackles.
Understanding the Secret Language of Dogs: happy or playful dogs
Most people can recognize a happy or playful dog. They have a relaxed body language, a wagging tail and the infamous playbow.
Stop Puppy Mills Ohio
Stop Puppy Mills Ohio is a grassroots campaign working to ensure the humane treatment of dogs in commercial breeding facilities. Please help this cause.
Do you know what a Canine Temperament Test is?
Most dog owners think of their dog as being wonderful so a canine temperament test is an impartial way to determine the degree of “wonderfulness” in the dog.Â
Understanding the Secret Language of Dogs: the fearful or submissive dog
A submissive dog looks very similar to a frightened dog because he makes himself look small to convey that he’s not a threat, but there are differences.
Understanding the Secret Language of Dogs: the alert, aroused or excited dog
Dogs communicating their arousal or excitement through body language can be subtle, but with practice most people can learn to recognize it.