Dog Behavior and Training Digest

The objective for feeding adult Dalmatians is one of “maintenance” while instituting a diet that is normally low in purines. In general, Dalmatians can do well on maintenance rations containing generally low-purine plant and animal-based rations as long as that ration has been particularly formulated to meet maintenance level necessities. This must be supported […]
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As a dog owner you have two options on the kind of food that you can give for your dog: Commercial foods and non-commercial foods.
Non-commercial foods, as explained here, are not essentially foods which are not related in some manner with a commercial activity, nor are they foods that do not cost money. […]
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Like hunting dogs, dogs that are on-the-go are always moving.  These dogs come from the “round-tip” family as they were normally used to round up animals.   Unlike hunting dogs, nevertheless, round-up dogs rarely get a chance to relax every couple of hours.  They work endlessly until they have recovered all the strays, brought in […]
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You owe it to your dog to carefully examine and check the dog food that you get for him. If you are purchasing semi-moist dog foods that come wrapped in cellophane then be certain to follow the simple rule below.
The cellophane should be soft and flexible, and it should not be off color. […]
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Evaluating a dog food is an easy and straight-forward method of comparing certain personality of one food with those of other types of foods that are available to nourish your dog. Despite of whatever method you learn and use in order to efficiently evaluate your dog’s requirements should have sufficient built-in flexibility that […]
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