by Grace Bryson | Apr 22, 2013 | Uncategorized
I had a client and friend today have some one open her back yard gate and her two springer spaniels got loose, although this was a horrible event and she is very upset, it was a valuable lesson learned! I always tell people the lessons I teach you about having your...
by Grace Bryson | Apr 22, 2013 | something to think about
Heartworms in dogs are easy to prevent, but difficult and costly to cure. We asked Sheldon Rubin, 2007-2010 president of the American Heartworm Society, to separate facts from the myths about heartworm infestations in dogs. Q: How do dogs get heartworms? A: Only by...
by Grace Bryson | Apr 21, 2013 | something to think about
Spaying and neutering refer to the surgical sterilization of an animal. In other words, spaying and neutering ensures that your pet cannot reproduce. Pets are typically spayed or neutered when they are 4-6 months old although the procedure can be done from as early as...
by Grace Bryson | Apr 20, 2013 | Food for thought
Ear problems are the second most common reason dog owners take their dog to the veterinarian, according to a survey by Veterinary Pet Insurance. Wet ear canals can predispose a dog to ear infections. When bathing your dog, keep water out of her ears by inserting...
by Grace Bryson | Apr 19, 2013 | Food for thought
It depends on the quality of your tap water. In some areas the tap water tastes so bad people prefer to give their dogs filtered water. If you wouldn’t drink the water yourself, consider filtering your pet’s water as well. When traveling, sudden changes in...
by Grace Bryson | Apr 16, 2013 | something to think about
I like to share smart money saving tips when I can so here is one for anyone that has multiple dogs or big dogs which I own both. My dogs like to sleep in a pile and on top of each other so I went to a few pet stores to see about purchasing a large bed that would...
by Grace Bryson | Apr 14, 2013 | Food for thought, something to think about
One of the most important things I want to get across is that dogs are dogs — not humans! Find a canine solution. Often, the solution we would use for a human is totally wrong for solving a dog’s issues. For example, when a human sees a scared or nervous dog, s/he...
by Grace Bryson | Apr 12, 2013 | adoption story
As many of you may have read the other day we had a new arrival to rrruffhouse, well her name is now officially Reagan, my husband gave her this name and it seems to suit her not that she would know as I said the other day she if deaf. She has been with us for...
by Grace Bryson | Apr 12, 2013 | something to think about
Below is a list of rules every dog owner should follow to ensure your dog knows his place in your human pack. If your dog guards his food or growls at humans in the family, and especially if you own a wolf hybrid, these rules should be strictly followed. Dogs need to...
by Grace Bryson | Apr 11, 2013 | Food for thought
Your dog should not be allowed to: 1. Eat grapes, onions, large amounts of garlic, mushrooms, chocolate (baker’s is way worse than a candy bar from the impulse aisle in the grocery store), etc. etc. etc. I know. They’re eyes are just so adorable when they’re begging...