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If you have a new puppy and he is starting bite or nip at you, you need to move quickly to stop this behavior. The earlier you begin to address this problem the quicker you will see positive results. For very young puppies, nipping is a natural process to go through, especially when they are teething. The way to stop puppies nipping at your hands and feet need not be an abusive response of hitting the puppy on your part. This could lead to bigger problems later on and it could make the puppy frightened of you. Never strike your puppy on the face. This is never a solution to nipping. One process to stop puppies nipping, especially if you catch the problem early on, is to transfer the[..]

Chewing is a common problem in all dogs. Your Maltese is chewing because he may be bored, lonely or stressed. If you have a Maltese puppy that chews, he could be teething. Here are some training tips on how to stop your Maltese from chewing. 1. If chewing is a problem for your Maltese, keep him in a restricted area when not under your supervision. If you are not able to keep an eye on your dog, place him in a crate and provide him with chew toys. Do not let him roam freely in your house until he's been trained not to chew. 2. Use deterrents such as bitter spray or cayenne pepper on table legs, wooden furniture and carpet to discourage your Maltese from chewing. They are ideal for items[..]

The Maltese was a popular European dog in the 1800's and was known as Chien de Malte or Bichon Maltaise. It was sometimes called the Shock Dog because of the dog's shock of white hair. The white coat requires quite a bit of grooming and often once-a-week bathing to maintain the snow-white color. The Maltese is a delightful pint-size dog. Its stuffed-toy appearance wins the hearts of many and its natural animation makes it appear as a beautiful little mechanical dog. The Maltese is a friendly and loveable pet. More Maltese positive features include charm, an excellent memory and trainability. The Maltese usually does well in obedience training. It is an excellent choice for older[..]

Maltese dogs are not only beautiful but are lovable and kind natured dogs. As a member of the toy breed, they are small in stature and don't get much bigger than 6 pounds. Most of their bulk comes in the form of thick white hair. Their coats hang long, flat and silky over the sides of the body and skim the ground. Taking care of the Maltese coat is the most important part of grooming the breed. Maltese should be brushed and combed a minimum of every other day. Daily brushing, however, is recommended if you want to keep their coat healthy. The best brush to use is an open-spaced pin brush. Avoid brushes with "balls" on the pins. Start by lifting up the top layer of hair, spray a light[..]

Finding a good Golden Retriever breeder is very important as this can impact on the quality and general health and wellbeing of your new puppy. There are things to watch out for and ways to avoid making mistakes and they are worth considering before you start your search. While puppies are cute and appealing, you need to try to be practical about your breeder search. It's never a great idea to jump into purchasing from the first litter you may see advertised. Anyone can advertise their dog and a lot of websites offer free listings, and so the quality could be at any point on the scale. If you've decided that you want to own a Golden Retriever from puppyhood then you'll want to find a[..]

These days, you can easily find people who are selling puppies of different breeds on the internet. Because of this, it won't be hard for you to get a cute French mastiff puppy but, the downside is, you can't be sure that the puppy you're getting is going to be a healthy one. Getting any puppy from unreliable sources is a very risky option to take. You won't be informed by such breeders about the health problems inherent in the breed, and the puppy you're going to get might get sick just a few years after you start raising it. Picking from the Best Choices To counter this, you should avoid getting the puppy from just about anyone. There are many reputable breeders out there and you only[..]

The only way to find good American mastiff breeders is to ask around for them instead of meeting the first one that catches your fancy out of the tens of advertisements you would find anywhere. Other people's opinions matter, so this could be a good start for you. Ask your vets, pet groomers, local kennel clubs, and other pet owners if they know of any reputable breeders. Chances are you'll be lead to a good one. However, you shouldn't stop your inquiries there. You can also find out if the person is indeed among those who are reputable American mastiff breeders. These are the questions you want to ask the breeder: Ask about the breeder's experience: As with any job that requires[..]

You have finally decided that it is about time to get a puppy and you fervently search online to find the best breeders. After all, you want your puppy to come from a reputable breeder that loves their dogs as much as their own kids. So, you drive all the way to another state in search of the perfect fur ball and end up looking at a puppy without parents. Where the heck are the parents? Any reputable breeder will be able to show you the parents of the puppies, or at least the mother and a pedigree or picture of the father. A backyard breeder, the ones that breed dogs in illegal manners, won't. Basically, backyard breeder is any breeder who uses dogs just for breeding. Most of these[..]

Yorkies seem to bark a lot more than other dogs. Whether they do this for social reasons, protection, or to get attention, we don't know. What we do know is that we love these little dogs, but after a while the barking can become annoying and can also can lead to problems with neighbors. Here are 5 tips to keep your Yorkie from barking. 1. Set firm boundaries about when you will and won't give your dog attention. Dogs love schedules and when you make one and stick too it your dog will know when to expect attention and when not too. 2. More exercise is always a good idea. Many dogs bark because they have too much excessive energy. Talk your dog for a walk or play with them. If a dog has[..]

Yorkies are the second most popular dog in America. This is mostly due to their small size and long silky coats. Here are some tips on how to help you enjoy your Yorkie for many years. First of all you, you need to make sure your Yorkie is micro-chipped. It is estimated that one in three dogs become lost in their lifetimes, and sadly, many of these never get returned to their owners. This is why you should make your dog sure that your dog is micro-chipped. It is a form of permanent identification that can never be removed. Second, you should always make sure that your Yorkie is well trained. With all the TV shows and cheap books available on dog training there is really no reason why[..]

Is your Yorkie's constant barking causing you stress and your neighbor's anxiety. Because Yorkies are fun loving and loyal companions to their owners they are considered man's best friend. To stop your Yorkie from barking it requires time, patience and discipline. Here are some effective ways to train your Yorkie to stop barking. There are a number of various reasons that your Yorkie will bark. For instance, loud noises will often startle them causing them to start a barking frenzy. And yet another reason your Yorkie barks is to go outside to do their business or to get rid of that extra energy that small dogs have. They will also start barking out of shear boredom. An effective way to[..]

Yorkies can be easily distinguished by their long beautiful coat of hair. Keeping your Yorkie groomed properly is important to keep their coat looking that way. In this article I will discuss some things an owner can do to keep their Yorkie healthy and elegant-looking. One of the most important tools a Yorkie owner needs is a soft comb. You should comb all the way through your Yorkies coat once a day to keep their hair clump-free, and untangled. Be sure to use a soft comb, because stiff and hard ones can hurt your Yorkies skin. It's a good idea to run it over your skin first to see if it hurts or not. Many Yorkies fear the word "bath", but its a necessary part of keeping a healthy and[..]

Prevention is the best way to avoid a poisoning incident. Make yourself aware of the dangers to your Yorkie and have emergency medical treatment supplies on hand. I suggest having an at-home emergency medical kit handy and stocked up in case of any type of emergency. Symptoms: There are 2 types of poisoning to watch for - contact poisoning (on the skin or eyes, etc) and internal poisoning (ingesting a toxic or harmful substance). For a contact poisoning, the symptoms are generally burning, itching, redness, swelling, or other obvious signs of skin irritation or chemical burns. The symptoms of internal poisoning in Yorkies are varied, depending on the substance ingested. Generally, the[..]

Being asked oftentimes from owners of Yorkies regarding the best methods to use to potty train their dogs, especially puppies, I have decided to write a quick article addressing this issue. First and foremost, this training must start the second your dog walks through the door of your home. This article will show you three tips to help you. The tips will revolve around patience, punishments (or lack there of), and the crating method. Tip#1: Just as our 1 year old children are not able to control their bladders, or when and where they may go, your new puppy does not either. It does take some practice. I want to recommend that you keep a daily record of when and what your dog is doing when[..]

Looking for a new canine pal and have one of the toy breeds in mind? Then take a long, slow look at the stylish Pomeranian -- that prancing little ringmaster who, just like a certain boy or girl from high school, knows exactly how good looking he is. If you have the time to brush and comb his magnificent coat, the Pomeranian deserves your consideration. A whole lot of dog in a small package, he fairly bursts with personality. When you walk him down the street, all eyes turn to him -- and not because he's blocking the light! -- but because of his bright eyes, high-handed way of walking and gorgeous coat. Most dog lovers don't know that the tiny Pom is related to the standoffish, handsome[..]

The miniature Pomeranian, a toy dog from Nordic family, is a compact, short-backed and active dog. Originally used as a sleigh dog in Iceland and Lapland, the Pomeranian now has become a great companion to humans. Contrary to the available size in today's market, Pomeranians were bred to be much larger weighing about thirty pounds. But great efforts were made later by breeders to make the breed smaller in size. As the standard specified by American Kennel Club (AKC), a Pomeranian may weigh between three and seven pounds, however, the Pomeranians participating in dog shows must weigh between four and six pounds. The dog has unlimited intelligence. Having a great lively character, the dog[..]

With all of the celebrities wanting that cute and adorable dog by their side being carried in a purse, it is no wonder that many people are looking to bring smaller and more of a compact type of dog into their homes and hearts. There is no doubt that the teacup Pomeranian is one of the cutest dogs available but what is it exactly that makes them so darn adorable? It is not only their cuteness factor that many people fall in love with but it is the general idea that the smaller the dog is, the easier it will be to take care of and to manage. But buyers beware, as that may not always be the case. The teacup Pomeranian is not a dog that can be left without pampering and there is a lot of[..]

We all know that when we bring our new puppies home that they are going to have to be potty trained but not many people think about where their puppy is going to go or what method they will be using until they get their puppy home. You want to think long and hard about where you want your new Pomeranian to go potty as you want to pick a location that is safe and that he or she will always be able to get to. Whether you decide to have your little one go potty inside or outside, make sure that the spot you pick is one that is theirs for a long. For example, you wouldn't want to have their potty paper in the kitchen one day, in the bathroom another day, and then upstairs in the hallway on[..]

Pomeranians are very intelligent and also courageous little creatures that live an active lifestyle. They may not be quite so friendly with little children because being quite small and delicate they may be mishandled. In any case, Pomeranians make excellent watchdogs though they often bark a lot unless trained not to. And this breed of dog is also quite difficult to housetrain though they are very smart and will train with lots of time and patience. Taking good care of your Pomeranian is very important and you may want to take him to the vet for regular checkups. In fact your pet should be given a check up at least once in a year and should be vaccinated on schedule as well. There are[..]

Getting to know your dog starts by getting to know its breed, and that includes getting a better idea about its appearance, personality, and health requirements. Here's what you need to know about the Pomeranian: One of the most fascinating aspects of this breed is that in its much earlier and larger incarnations it was used in Lapland and Iceland for pulling sleds. Eventually, the Pomeranian moved on to other regions along the Baltic Sea. At this particular time, the breed was still used as a working dog but then it started to increase in popularity as a family pet. The name given to this dog, which was originally Pommern or Pomore, means "on the sea." The Pomeranian was introduced[..]

The Pomeranian is similar to other Spitz dogs, but is smaller than all its German relatives. It is desirable because it is all at once charming, delicate, and intelligent looking. The Pomeranian measures between eight and eleven inches at the shoulder and weighs in at as little as two pounds, with the desired weight being about four or five pounds. As in most breeds, females will weigh less than their male counterparts. The Pomeranian's body structure is round and solid. Their heads resemble foxes, with a small, pointed snout, a flat head, and triangular ears. Their eyes are rounded almonds, with load of personality. Their tails typically curl back over the rump, adding to the compact[..]

Pomeranian adoption homes provide a safe, reliable place for owners to take their dogs to in order to find a home as well as provide medical care. They carefully screen the homes and select new families for the dogs to ensure they are being adopted into families that are willing and able to care for them properly. Pomeranian adoption homes give these little furry puppies a new lease on life as some dog owners are not very kind and leave these poor, helpless pups generally in a frightful state. The Benefits of Pomeranian Adoption Homes The abandoned or mistreated dogs are not the only lucky ones in the Pomeranian adoption homes however, as the owners are generally in for a nice surprise[..]

Opening your heart to a Pomeranian can be fun, but you must be willing to take on the responsibility of dog ownership. When you become a Pom owner, it's up to to do everything in your power to make your pet's life a happy one, the proper care, environment and companionship. If this sounds like a big commitment ' it is! But rest assured, the rewards of pet ownership far outweigh the work you have to put into it. An often overlooked, but very important step in caring for your Pomeranian is to insure that he is properly trained. A properly trained dog will be a pleasure to both strangers and his master, but a lot of people do not take this important step and then wonder why their dog is not[..]

By looking at pomeranian pictures you will indeed fall in love with this wonderful breed of dog. Obviously there is more than just good looks that makes this dog adorable and a fantastic family member but good looks is a great start. If you are looking for a small breed dog that is also a great watch dog, a loyal and intuitive companion, or one that is always happy and playful, with good looks to boot then you can't go past the pomeranian or pomerian (as sometimes mispelt). How could you go past the fox like face and the beautiful ball of fur that you find when looking at pom puppies. Their little faces that hold so much expression. Finding the time to look at pomeranian pictures you[..]

-- End Ad Box ---> It can actually be more difficult to train a toy dog breed than a larger dog because face it, a toy breed, like the Pomeranian is so cute! But that doesn't change the fact that they are a dog and think like a canine, as did their ancestors before them. Puppy training is the best time to start with giving simple orders and expecting results. Yes, even when they cry, whine, and look at you with those sad brown eyes. Although just a baby, a puppy will test its superiority over a human and size means nothing to him or her. One of the biggest problems that owners of Pomeranians complain of is jumping. No, that's not just what small dogs do; you allow it. Understanding why[..]

One of the best ways to adopt an older Shitzu is to go to the animal shelter. Animal shelters are nothing more than just shelters ran by the county or the city that take in many animals for a variety of reasons. However, as you may already know, shelters have a wide variety of dogs and they're no guarantees that a Shih Tzu would be at that animal shelter for certain. Therefore, if you're diligent, you should be able to find one at some other shelter, one just may show up. In most cases, animal shelters have close relationships with purebred rescue groups and they ship any purebred dog to them. Therefore, if you've really got your mind set on getting a Shih Tzu, you may want to start your[..]

ese are sweet little members of the Bichon breed variety, and are loosely related to the Bichon Frise. Their toy size makes them ideal for people who live in smaller homes, and their playful spirit makes them perfect for families with children. These adorable little dogs are also quite popular for show, and the AKC has very specific guidelines as to how to give your Havanese a haircut. These specific Havanese grooming tips must be followed exactly if you want to show your Havanese in any major competitions. A Havanese hair cut needs to be done with either a number 40 blade (in a pair of clipping shears), or a small pair of grooming scissors. Typically the only hair that should be cut is[..]

After reading through an article that contained the list of the 10 most popular dogs of 2007 from the American Kennel Club, I came upon a little dog I had never heard of before. Of course, it didn't make the Top Ten, in fact it was way down the list, but apparently gaining in popularity through publicity from their celebrity owners like Barbara Walters. Maybe you haven't heard of them either. I'm talking about the Havanese. This little dog (7 to 14 pounds) sounds like an ideal dog for many people and families. Even those in apartments may be able to have one of these little dogs as a companion for themselves and their families, for they seldom bark and are known to be good apartment[..]

The Havanese is a shaggy little dog of ancient European lineage. The ancient Havanese breed has common ancestors with the Barbichon, Bichon and Maltese. It is felt the Havanese probably traveled with Mediterranean trading ships from Europe and the Canaries to the Caribbean islands. In the 1700s the Havanese was bred and owned by rich landowners and the plantation aristocracy of Cuba. These little dogs were also clever at performing in circuses during this period of time after it lost its popularity in these prominent society circles of Cuba. The Havanese has always been admired most for its intelligence and adaptability. It is an excellent companion dog. The Havanese migranted from[..]

The Japanese Chin is a happy lap dog with a magnificent coat. She loves everyone and is good with pets and other dogs. She can be a good watch dog and likes older, respectful children. She does not require a lot of exercise so she is ideal for smaller apartments or houses. Approximate Adult Size The approximate adult size (two years old or older) of the Japanese Chin is 7 to 11 inches to the withers (highest point of the shoulder) and up to 9 pounds. There are two classes, under 7 pounds and over 7 pounds. Special Health Considerations Most dog breeds have certain inherited health problems associated with that specific breed and the Japanese Chin is no exception. Be on the look out for[..]

Description: The Redbone Coonhound is a strong, medium sized dog in the hound group. As might be inferred from its name, the coat of this dog is a fairly bright red. The Redbone Coonhound will be found to be 21 to 27 inches at the shoulder and the weight will vary between 50 and 70 pounds. This is a short-haired dog. The Redbone Coon hound has long legs and a agile, muscular body. The ears are long and pendant and will extend the length of the muzzle. This dog has a lifespan of 11 to 12 years. The Red bone Coon hound likes to bark or howl. History: As the American continent began to be settled, people from Europe brought their dogs with them. Scottish settlers in the 1800s brought a[..]

A Yorkie is a wonderful companion and a perfect example of man's best friend since they provide entertainment, love, and devotion to their owner. The only problem is that some Yorkies turn out to be quite full of energy, and their constant barking can be stressful to their owners and neighbors. There are many effective ways to train your Yorkie not to bark, but it takes time and dedication to break your companion of this horrible habit. A Yorkie will bark for a number of different reasons, ranging from needing to go outside to a loud noise that scares them. You can cut down on how much your Yorkie barks by making sure he is taken out on regular walks, so he has plenty of time to do his[..]

omeranian breed originated in Lapland and Greenland, with the Spitz sled dogs. The dogs were imported to Europe through Pomerania, where they were bred to a smaller scale. Queen Victoria of Britain in the late 1800s contributed not only to the breed's popularity but also to the development of the breed. The queen kept over 30 Pomeranians at one time and diminished the size of the breed beyond what earlier breeders had accomplished. Pomeranians have inspired classical music and artwork over the years. They appeal as much to royalty and celebrities as to everyday people who admire the Pomeranian's spunky personality. It's hard to believe it, but the tiny Pomeranian descended from the Spitz[..]

omeranian is a toy dog. There are three basic Pomeranian cuts for these dogs. Of these three Pomeranian cuts, the teddy bear Pomeranian cut is the most popular. Pomeranians are fun but arrogant dogs and love to display their beautiful coats. The teddy bear Pomeranian cut is the best cut to display this beautiful coat. A teddy bear Pomeranian cut exemplifies the beauty of the Pomeranian coat. It would be sad not to display a Pomeranian at its most beautiful and this is why the teddy bear Pomeranian cut is the best. Pomeranian cuts are very stylized for the Pomeranian. The Pomeranian is a toy dog. They are also known as designer dogs. Many celebrities own Pomeranians and the Pomeranian[..]

Factors that adversely affect the health of a shih tzu's skin are genetics, the immune system, nutrition, hygiene, bugs, and hormones. Nutrition is the key to good skin health. If your shih tzu is prone to skin disease first check with a holistic practitioner or a conventional vet to see if he/she can recommend a nutritional program specifically for your particular shih tzu. There is no single diet that can suit all the needs of all dogs, whether it be shih tzu or bulldog. Every dog is different. One dog might be deficient in one vitamin whereas another dog might be just fine. This is why the HealthyPetNet Life's Abundance's formulator formulated a daily supplement to pick up the[..]

The Shih Tzu has long been prized solely as a companion. The Shih Tzu's temperament is of the utmost importance. It is the Shih Tzu's unique head and expression that actually distinguishes the breed from two other related Oriental breeds, the Lhasa Apso and the Pekingese. Shih Tzu are alert, arrogant, full of playful antics, and affectionate. Dog show judging is based on how closely each Shih Tzu entered approaches the ideal picture described in the breed standard. Much of the Shih Tzu breed standard is devoted to the head. A correct head and expression should be round, warm and soft. The head of a correct Shih Tzu is large and round when viewed from the side. The ears look like[..]