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		<title>Caring For Your Bulldog The Right Way</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 14 Jul 2010 07:00:12 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Bulldog is one of the most popular purebred dogs. It is popular among celebrities and families. The broad shouldered,stocky bulldog with it characteristic under bite and pugnacious gait has long been a mascot of sports teams and military units. &#13; Similar to its personality ,the bull dog care is also unlike any other dog.But [...]<h3>Related Posts</h3>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The Bulldog is one of the most popular purebred dogs. It is popular among celebrities and families. The broad shouldered,stocky bulldog with it characteristic under bite and pugnacious gait has long been a mascot of sports teams and military units.</p>
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Similar to its personality ,the bull dog care is also unlike any other dog.But their docile,even tempered personality that belies their tough guy image makes them good pets for families with young children. They are so expressive. If one looks into their eyes one can almost see what they are thinking.Their growing popularity with celebrities have added to their publicity. The breed is the second most popular dog in Los Angeles.</p>
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An English bull dog puppy makes a great companion. A prominent characteristic of this breed is that they are attention seekers and get along well in a home with children and other pets. If they are given proper care and attention ,you are ensured of a very loyal and loving pet in return. Nevertheless,the care of an English bull dog puppy requires a bit of firmness. It will be difficult to deal if you spoil them. In case they are used to a lot of attention and loses it ,for instance,when its owners&#8217; have a baby, it can act out by barking or biting. Therefore, attention needs to be consistent and firm, so that the dog senses its place in what it sees as its group.</p>
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It must be remembered that an English bull dog they become less interested in exercise as they age. While these dogs are short and stocky they should be put through regular exercise on to prevent obesity. As they are exhausted by exercise they should be given water often. Another peculiarity of this breed is that it has so many folds. Therefore, cleanliness is really important in the English bulldog care routine. If not cleaned well it can cause bacterial or fungal infections.</p>
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On the other hand,an American bull dog is a breed of working dog developed for catching livestock and for protecting property. Though larger in size, they are the closest surviving relative of the old English bulldog. There are generally considered to be two types of American bulldog, the johnson type and the Scott type, named after the breeders who were influential in developing them, John D. Johnson and Allen Scott. These are more commonly known as Classic or Bully type and Standard or Performance type. The American Bulldog is a stocky, strong-looking dog. Its coat is short and either white or white with patches.</p>
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The growing popularity of bull dog has a downside. Thy can suffer from breathing problems and should only be treated by experienced veterinarians. Bull dogs are also unable to swim. Breeders use artificial insemination and caesarean sections when breeding the dogs to reduce the high risk of injury caused by the large size of the dog&#8217;s head in proportion to its hips. The elaborate precautions required when breeding bulldogs puts the cost of a typical purebred bulldog care on the higher side.</p>
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		<title>Tips For Caring For Your Dog If You Have A Disability</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 12 Jun 2010 03:25:55 +0000</pubDate>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If you have a disability or some other medical condition, chances are very good that you can still enjoy the companionship of a dog just like anyone else.  It has been show that people with disabilities often have improved their quality of living by having a dog present in there homes and this is due to a number of factors.  Having a disability does not have to put a damper on your relationship with your dog and their are a number of things you can do to maximize the quality of your relationship with your dog.</p>
<p>Dogs require care just like any other creature and this often involves giving shots, grooming, and other activities which will require your efforts.  Having a disability can sometimes hinder your ability to perform these activities so you may need to turn to other sources of help, such as your veterinarian, or an in dog care representative, in order to perform these required tasks.   There are many individuals who would be willing to make house visits in order to help you care for your dog including dog sitters, your own family, and perhaps some of your close neighbors.  Most dog sitters are trained to handle and care for dogs so chances are they will know how to work with your dog in order to provide him the care that you are unable to do when it comes to these types of activities.</p>
<p>There are an unlimited number of activities that you can participate in with your dog that do not require a lot of effort on your part.  Dogs love to chase and fetch and a great way to allow them to do so is by using flashlights or laser pointers.  By simply moving your wrist just a little bit in order to shine the light onto the floor, you can provide your dog with hours of fun by teasing him with the light so as to make him chase it.  There are other remote control toys that you can purchase that will provide your dog with plenty of entertainment as well such as remote control cars, stuffed animals, and so on.  Both the laser pointer and remote control toys are excellent sources of exercise for your dog and do not require a lot of physical activity on your part.</p>
<p>Many dogs are trained to assist humans in some of the more simple functions of daily life like walking, seeing, and so on.  If this pertains to you, then you may benefit from getting a dog that is able to assist you in some or many of these functions.  If you&#8217;re concerned about bringing your dog out into the public and not being able to bring him to many places that you want to go, don&#8217;t worry because assistance dogs can be taken anywhere that dogs trained for leading the blind or def are allowed.</p>
<p>There are a number of shortcuts you can take when performing daily activities around the house for your dog.  One great example is feeding strategy.  You may consider saving a little effort by pre-packing your dogs food into individual serving size bags so when it comes time to feed your dog, all you have to do is dump the contents into their dog bowl.  This will save you some effort of having to pick up the dog bowl and move it around in order to get it filled.  If you have trouble bending over or crouching down to pick the dog bowl up off the floor, then you may want to consider purchasing a stand which will hold your dog&#8217;s food dish up off the ground which will make it easier for you as well as your dog.</p>
<p>If you have a disability which prevents you from exerting a lot of physical activity, then you may not be able to walk your dog like you would normally want to.  One option that you can consider is hiring someone to walk your dog for you, or perhaps even convincing a neighborhood kid or adult to take your dog for a walk on a regular basis.  There is always someone that is willing to help walk your dog for you.  If you have a fenced in yard, you may be able to get by without having to walk your dog if you simply allow them to run around in that yard on numerous occasions throughout the day.  This will also allow them to get the exercise they need.</p>
<p>Just because you have a disability does not mean that you can&#8217;t have a dog and you can enjoy all of the pleasures and happiness that any dog owner gets by having that level of companionship.  If you have a disability, there are ways to continue to provide your dog with a healthy and happy lifestyle without having to make your life any different.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Owners of dogs should place greater emphasis on the prevention of dental diseases in their pets. Dental disorders have been found to bear a strong connection to other systemic disorders in dogs. That is why, today, dental care gets top priority.</p>
<p>Daily Care of Your Dog&#8217;s Teeth</p>
<p>Dogs should not be given highly alkaline or acidic food in order to prevent damage to their teeth. </p>
<p>The development of new teeth makes the animal bite anything that catches its fancy. If a dog does not get a bone or something resembling a bone to bite on early in its life, there is a higher risk of it developing dental disorders later in life.  Therefore, dog owners should give their pets something to bite on during this crucial stage in their lives.</p>
<p>The teeth of hunting dogs need to be taken care of more than any other breed in order to avoid dental complications in furture. Get a good brush for your dog&#8217;s teeth. You need to, however, invest time, energy, and a lot of patience to use a brush on your dog. </p>
<p>Nip Dental Disorders in the Bud</p>
<p>Antibiotic treatment has to given right in the initial stages of a dental infection. Otherwise, it might lead to infection of specific areas. In worse conditions, the infection might spread to areas such as the pharyngeal region, the mucous membrane in the oral cavity and so on.</p>
<p>If the dog has bleeding in the oral region, it should be examined carefully for any dental disorders. Usually puppies, and at times, even adult dogs suffer from dental injuries. As a preventive measure, they should be immediately attended to. Otherwise, the animal might develop secondary bacterial infection.</p>
<p>In many countries, centers for disease control and prevention are now formulating guidelines to prevent dental disorders in dogs. Take you dog for regular oral examination. A little bit of care goes a long way in nipping any dental disorder in the bud.</p>
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<p>The soft coated wheaten terrier would be considered by most people to be âhigh maintenanceâ. This means that a lot of care should be given to it in order to maintain its stature. This statement also means that a lot of steps should be taken in order to care for the dog properly. So how do you care for your soft coated wheaten terrier pet dog?</p>
<p>Let us first talk about the coat. This is one of the most distinguishing characteristics of a soft coated wheaten terrier pet dog. In fact, when you take a look at the name, you will realize that the coat gives the dog its identity. Taking care of this essential part of the soft coated wheaten terrier dog can be quite a daunting task. This is especially true if you have just found out about the various standards that people use to judge the beauty of a soft coated wheaten terrier pet dog.</p>
<p>Frequent grooming is required to keep the coat shiny and to prevent matting. It also helps get rid of any accumulated dirt. You should comb or brush your soft coated wheaten terrier dog everyday to make sure that his coat remains silky and tangle-free. The coat also needs to be trimmed once in a while to preserve the âterrier lookâ and to allow a new coat to grow. </p>
<p>Besides the coat, you should also take care of the nails and teeth of your soft coated wheaten terrier pet dog. In case that you do not know what to do by yourself, you might want to hire some professional dog grooming services to do the job for you.</p>
<p>Another aspect you should concentrate on is the training. Remember to train your soft coated wheaten terrier dog as early as possible in order to ingrain in him the basics of proper behavior. There are several keywords that should come to your mind when training your soft coated wheaten terrier pet dog:</p>
<p>1) Consistency â be consistent with your teaching. Do not use different commands in order to get the same response as this will only serve to confuse your soft coated wheaten terrier pet dog. You should also be consistent in terms of reward and punishment. This will help your dog understand what you want to happen.</p>
<p>2) Tone â a soft coated wheaten terrier dog is actually pretty sensitive to the tones in the human voice. This means that the dog will be able to tell if you are feeling upset or if you are feeling impatient. You need to learn how to moderate your tone in order to avoid confusion with your soft coated wheaten terrier pet dog.</p>
<p>3) Timing âlearn the proper timing of when to correct your soft coated wheaten terrier pet dog. The element you need during correction is surprise. You need to correct the soft coated wheaten terrier for a mistake right after or even before it performs the act. This way, you will be able to instill a sense of consequence into your soft coated wheaten terrier pet dog.</p>
<p>Caring and training for your soft coated wheaten terrier can be quite a bit of work. You will also have to contend with the energy inherent in every terrier breed. However, with patience, your efforts will be rewarded.</p>
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