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Poisonous Plants & Shrubs

Poisonous Plants & Shrubs

If you think your dog has been in contact with, or has ingested any of the poisonous plants or shrubs on this list, contact your veterinarian or local emergency veterinarian clinic and describe what your dog has eaten and any symptoms they are experiencing. Alway keep...

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Cold Weather Safety Tips

Cold Weather Safety Tips

Cold Weather Safety Tips: Bring pets inside. Freezing/cold temperatures can be very harmful. Protect paws. Wipe paws, legs and stomach after walks to remove ice, salt and antifreeze. Consider booties to protect against cold. A dog lifting it's paw is a sign it's too...

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Microchips

Microchips

I have often had alerts on my phone regarding lost dogs. Please ask your veterinarian about a microchip for your dog!  Pets with microchips habe a better chance of reuniting with their owner. Microchips are tiny electronic devices about the size of a grain of rice...

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K9 Partners for Patriots

K9 Partners for Patriots

I was fortunate to visit their main facility in Brooksville, FL and was amazed at the service they provide for our wonderful veterans. I witnessed veterans and their service dogs being trained together in situational environments, becoming familiar with different...

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Pet CPR

Pet CPR

Check to see if your veterinarian, or your city, offers a Pet CPR class. It’s very worthwhile and may save the life of your pet in case of an emergency.I attended one at a local animal hospital where I live and gained a wealth of knowledge.  They even covered...

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Leaving a dog in a hot car equals animal abuse

Leaving a dog in a hot car equals animal abuse

Please never leave a dog in a hot car even for a moment, even if you’re just running into a store for a short time. Temperatures can rise in an instant and your dog will soon overheat. It is extremely dangerous and now illegal. It is illegal to leave or confine an...

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The Sheepdog

The Sheepdog

The Old English Sheepdog dates back to the early 1800’s with the country of origin... Great Britain. Their first use was for herding sheep and other livestock, but they also make a great companion.  The Sheepdog can become quite large so early training may be...

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Canine Companions for Independence

Canine Companions for Independence

Have you ever heard of Canine Companions for Independence? I hadn’t until I ran into CCI giving a demonstration at a local dog event in the area. I was hooked from the start and had to become a volunteer. Canine Companions for Independence is a national organization...

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Rescue Dogs

Rescue Dogs

Meet Bella, the newest member of our DOG TV family. She is a rescue dog and was adopted at Big Dog Ranch Rescue in Florida. We’re not exactly sure what kind of dog she is yet but we really don’t care. She’s lovable, very smart and also needed a good home as all rescue...

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Hurricane Safety Tips for Your Pet!

Hurricanes can be a very deadly natural disaster for both humans and animals. The best way to protect your pet from the effects of these storms is to plan ahead! Many evacuation shelters will not allow animals, so create a plan for your pet. Many veterinarians will...

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The Labrador Retriever

The Labrador Retriever

The Labrador Retriever is still America’s top dog according to the American Kennel Club. In second position is the German Shepard and third is the Beagle. The Labrador Retriever is one of the most popular breeds in the world and make wonderful companions. Colors vary...

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Learn About The Poodle Breed

Learn About The Poodle Breed

The poodle breed country of origin is France, early 1500’s. The different sizes include toy poodle, miniature poodle, medium poodle and the standard poodle. Colors include black, white or apricot. The standard poodle breed has superlative swimming abilities and was a...

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