Archive for the 'dog blog' Category
Thank you, Ace …
I’m glad I was patient enough to wait two months to find you, the “perfect” dog for me. I’m not sure I could do that today, now that I’m involved (obsessed) with rescue dogs. I have about five picked out I would adopt in an instant if I could.
I’m thankful you have the endurance to hike all day, but you are also lazy and will sleep till late morning wheneve ...
by Lindsay Stordahl on July 5th, 2009
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I went through some of my old posts and decided to highlight some of my favorite dog training blog posts.
Best dog training blog posts
1. Kennel train your dog to prevent behavioral issues
2. How to teach your dog the touch command
3. How to stop your dog from barking in the car
4. Stop your dog from barking at bikes
5. How to stop your dog from barking at the door
6. How to teach your dog to heel
7. Teach your dog ...
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I really am thankful for this beautiful mutt. I mean, he does look and act like a dufus most of the time, but he does have a wise, calming side to him too. Although I would’ve been happy with any dog, I am glad I chose him.
Ace ...
Note: This is a guest post from Apryl DeLancey who writes the blog ...
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Thank you all for visiting my blog.
A blog wouldn’t be a blog if it didn’t have readers. So thank you all for your encouragement, conversations, comments, criticism, guest posts, questions, emails, photos, dog stories, RSS ...
Today is the last day to submit a caption to Scout’s photo caption contest. Meanwhile, Scout is enjoying the day with no dog in the house. We are back from our bike trip and can’t pick Ace up from the kennel until 5 p.m. I can’t wait to see my mutt! ...
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I come from a family of dog lovers – my mom, dad and two brothers are all crazy about dogs like me. But while visiting my family last weekend, I realized that nondoglovers put up with a lot from their family members who do love dogs.
Take my grandma, for example, a nondoglover who must tolerate two hyperactive sporting dogs every time she visits her son’s fami ...
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Ace did something bad last night. He bit my boyfriend in the face.
This made me realize I cannot tolerate any aggressive behavior from my dog.
The bite was a small puncture wound on the side of Josh’s nose, an inch or so below h ...
OK, I’d heard this so many times that I believed it: Female dog urine kills the grass and male dog urine does not. I actually thought about this today and realized this is absolutely ridiculous. So I decided to do some research and see whether this is true or not. Someone has to stand up for the lady dogs.
All I knew before looking into this further is I grew up with female dogs, and they turned our grass yello ...
Kennel training a puppy or dog is one of the most useful things to teach them. Jon Katz summed it up nicely when he said a dog left loose in the house will find trouble eventually.
I like to leave my mutt out of his kennel as much as possible. When I go to work, Ace does not go in his kennel. He has the whole apartment to himself, minus my bedroom. But I wouldn’t have gotten to the point where I can trust him h ...
