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1. Outdoor Time is Important for Dogs

   Category: Pet Resource Library/Human Interest

   ... is critical to its good health - both mental and physical. For most dogs, outdoors is where they prefer to be, especially after being cooped up all day in a quiet house with nothing to stimulate their ... Thursday, 07 June 2007

2. Fitness For Fido

   Category: Pet Resource Library/Human Interest

   ... dog of normal health. However, if you suspect that your pet has any physical limitations, you should consult your vet before beginning any exercise routine. For dogs you have several options. You can ... Thursday, 07 June 2007

3. Pet injuries and joint pains

   Category: Pet Resource Library/Human Interest

   ... much. As we make the transition from winter hibernation to more physically demanding summer events, our pets follow along. It is important for you and your pet to experience a slow, steady build-up of ... Thursday, 07 June 2007

4. The Walter Turken Training for Adoption Program

   Category: Pet Resource Library/Pet Training and Behavior

   ... is rigorous - physically, mentally and emotionally. The challenge to these caring men and women is working with untrained dogs of all ages, sizes, temperaments and backgrounds. Dogs learn and react differently, ... Thursday, 07 June 2007

5. The Canine - Feline Peace Process

   Category: Pet Resource Library/Pet Training and Behavior

   ... on obedience commands, join a refresher course to be sure you have a strong positive leadership position and verbal control. Use rewards, interrupt negative behavior, and avoid any physical punishment. ... Thursday, 07 June 2007

6. Puppy Socialization: 9 Easy Steps to Help Ensure a Well-Rounded Puppy

   Category: Pet Resource Library/Pet Training and Behavior

   ... a few seconds and then let him go. If he struggles don't let him go. You're trying to teach him that physically he can't over power you. When a dog is on his side, he is in a submissive position. By placing ... Thursday, 07 June 2007

7. Lazy Owners, Lazy Dogs

   Category: Pet Resource Library/Pet Training and Behavior

   ... of physical problems mirroring human ailments. Obesity, of course, goes hand in hand with lethargy. Cardio-vascular ailments, circulatory and respiratory failures, metabolic disturbances are significantly ... Thursday, 07 June 2007

8. Chaining Often Brings Out the Worst in Dogs

   Category: Pet Resource Library/Human Interest

   ... up for hours at a time is not only physically cruel to this animal, but completely contraty to his or her nature. Chaining causes intense boredom and loneliness for dogs, but that's only the ... Wednesday, 22 November 2006

9. Will the correction hurt my pet?

   Category: FAQs/Invisible Fence FAQS

   ... In fact, cats can often learn the steps faster than dogs. Certified training from Pet Safety Professionals. Works well with owner's who may have physical limitations in pet training.  ... Friday, 30 December 2005

10. How do I know if my Invisible Fence solution is not working?

    Category: Troubleshooting/Invisible Fence Troubleshooting

    To determine where your Invisible Fence problem is, lets look at all of the physical parts of your system. ◊TRANSMITTER: The transmitter is the "brain" of your fence. It is usually ... Monday, 05 December 2005

11. Where are the wires?

    Category: FAQs/Invisible Fence FAQS

    The physical wires are buried and attached to the fence making the perimeter for your Invisible Fence®. The wire can be run underneath car ports or drive ways and can be installed in nearly ... Monday, 05 December 2005