• Puppies

  • Puppy Socialization

    Puppy socialization is the process of introducing a pup to unfamiliar surroundings, objects, and creatures during his formative months to give him confidence to appropriately deal with the unknown later in his life.

    • Puppy Mills

      Puppy mills are dog breeding operations which provide substandard care at best.  Unlike reputable breeders for who care of their dogs is top priority, puppy mills only care about one making money.

    • Puppy Training Suggestions

      A puppy must also learn that he does not have rule over the entire household, but does have his own space: the crate. A crate can be the dog’s own secure place to relax, and may come in handy for trips to the vet, traveling, or keeping your pup out of trouble while you are away from home.

    • Stopping a Puppy From Biting

      While biting between littermates comes naturally, when the puppy starts involving humans, it’s a problem that should be quickly nipped in the bud.

    • Selecting a Puppy

      Many make a selection of a puppy solely on looks or on the current hot fad.  But selecting a dog without taking into consideration its needs compared to your lifestyle is unfair to both you and your new best friend.

    • What Age Can You Spay a Puppy

      First, it’s important to note that if, for some reason, you have put off spaying your dog until she is older, understand that there are always some benefits to having your dog fixed, but that doing so before the dog has her first heat cycle will be most beneficial for your pet.

  • Product Spotlight

    Milk Thistle for Dog Liver Disease

    A healthy liver is important for dogs because it detoxifies any chemicals or pesticides they may be exposed to, toxins in food they scavenge, and chemical prescription drugs.

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