Archive: September, 2010
K9 Genetic Testing Of Breeding Stock
These days, puppy buyers are more aware of potential health issues that are associated with their breed. This means that breeders of pedigree dogs are expected to test their stock for any genetic diseases. By doing so, they can inform their puppy buyers of any disease risk in their new four legged family member.
K9 Separation Anxiety
Some dogs just don’t like being alone, and become anxious and distressed whenever their owner leaves them behind. They may scratch at the furniture, destroy the cushions and defecate on the carpet. It’s not pleasant for the dog or their owner.
Understanding K9 Body Language
If only they could talk! You may be surprised to know that your dog can communicate with you very well, but he just doesn’t use words. He speaks “body language” and by watching his eyes, ears, mouth and tail, you can learn to interpret what he is saying to you.
4 Important Steps To Caring For A Pregnant K9 Bitch
Although most bitches breeze through their pregnancy with no problems, you can still reduce the chances of things going wrong by caring for her correctly.