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Spike’s Dog Blog by Acme Canine

If you’re a dog lover, your browser probably has a fair share of bookmarked dog blogs that you visit on a regular basis. Spike’s Dog Blog will be a refreshing change to your reading repertoire when it comes to all things canine… you’re hearing it from the dog himself. Great training tips, health info and all you need to know about the canine world.

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You, Your Dog, and a World of Fun! Top 10 Exciting Things to do with Your Dog Outside

Keeping your dog occupied and happy can be a challenge, especially if your dog is energetic or still in their puppy stage. Thankfully, there are many fun and stimulating activities you can do with your dog that will keep them excited, content, and fit.

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Canine Courtesy while hiking on the trails of Hocking Hills

Dog friendly does not mean free range. By showing courtesy to fellow hikers and their dogs more areas will open to dogs allow them to share in our experiences. Here’s what I learned.

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5 Ways to Keep your Dog in Shape

Dogs need exercise, it’s important in order for them to stay in shape and live a long and healthy life as your favorite companion. Check out some of these great tips on ways to keep your dog in shape.

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Creative Games to Stimulate Your Dog

By Guest Blog Carl Turner Whether your dog is a herder, a tracker, or a lapdog, he needs activities to keep both his mind and his body in top form….

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Food and fitness in dogs

What you feed your dog and how much of it you feed will impact the dog’s level of fitness.  Simply stated, do not allow your dog to become overweight.  You…

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Winter slump? Cabin fever?

Cabin Fever, otherwise known as boredom, can manifest itself in such destructive behaviors as digging, shredding things, and self-mutilation. By Laura Pakis, Certified Professional Dog Trainer and Blogger Your dog…

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FITNESS GAMES FOR YOU AND YOUR DOG

It is best not to just assume a dog is in good condition or fit.  Have the dog checked out by your veterinarian to be sure the dog is healthy…

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Games for kids and dogs

All children should be taught to respect other living beings, be they animal or human. From birth, children need to learn that some things are just not allowed and “be…

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Hiking and Camping with your Dog: Prepare

Avid outdoors dog owners swear that a dog can appreciate a spectacular panoramic view as much as a human can. Dogs discover interesting features you might otherwise overlook, and a dog is thrilled at the new smells and sites of a camp site. Some avid outdoors people believe that a dog can appreciate a spectacular panoramic view as much as a human can. But when bringing your dog along on a camping or backpacking trip, you need to make extra plans specifically for your canine companion.

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Winter Couch Potatoes; dogs get fat too

by Guest Blogger Dr. Rex Riggs, Best Friends Veterinary Hospital I love winter and snow. I am aware that many of you don’t share my affection for the cold months. …

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