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• Talking Time Out For Your Pets

  One of the best and most rewarding things about owning a new kitten or puppy is the tons of playtime that is had those first few months. As your new pet gets older play time will still take place, but there is nothing like those first few months when Read More...

  Posted Friday, January 16, 2009 12:44 PM by blogmaster | 0 Comments

  Filed under: training, helpful hints, pet tips, kittens, pet care, puppies

• Getting Your Pet Involved In Your New Healthy Lifestyle

  Last week I talked some about New Year's resolutions and how important it is to consider your pet when making this year's list. In fact some even go as far as making an entirely separate list of yearly goals specifically for their pet. As we jump head Read More...

  Posted Monday, January 05, 2009 12:41 PM by blogmaster | 0 Comments

  Filed under: training, pet health, habits, helpful hints, weight problems, health concerns

• A New Year Brings New Babies For Many Families

  Now that we have Christmas firmly behind us it's time to look forward towards 2009. What I love the most about New Year's is all the hope and anticipation that it brings with it. It's a time of year made for shrugging off hard times and starting over Read More...

  Posted Sunday, December 28, 2008 4:09 PM by blogmaster | 1 Comments

  Filed under: training, children, pet tips, babies, holidays

• Holiday Gift Giving Ideas For Pets

  It’s far from a secret that the economy is worse that is has been in a while, still though the holidays are coming up and our budgets may have shrunk we all know we just can’t help but buy everyone a little something special including our pets. Knowing Read More...

  Posted Tuesday, October 21, 2008 9:17 PM by blogmaster | 1 Comments

  Filed under: gadgets, training, pet health, entertainment, pet toys, pet tech, food alternatives, traveling, pet care, holidays

• Sirius Launches New Pet Programming

  Isn’t it amazing thinking about all the new products that are hitting the market these days? I mean just this week I brought the details on Toyota’s new Venza. In case you missed it the Venza is more than a car, but in fact is specifically designed to Read More...

  Posted Friday, October 10, 2008 11:19 AM by blogmaster | 0 Comments

  Filed under: training, pet health, entertainment, radio, helpful hints, how to, advice, education

• Is Greatest American Dog Okaying Bad Behavior?

  I first told you about the summers newest reality hit The Greatest American Dog several weeks ago and how the show combined elements of Survivor, Big Brother, and other Reality TV fair in an attempt to pick the best dog among twelve teams consisting of Read More...

  Posted Wednesday, August 27, 2008 10:32 PM by blogmaster | 0 Comments

  Filed under: training, abuse, dogs, reality tv, television, bad behavior

• Tips On Taming Tabby's Weight Problem

  It’s hard not to spoil your cat especially when it comes time to feed it. You cat lovers out there know exactly what I’m talking about. There’s just something about that tiny little squeak they let out mixed with a flurry of brushes across your leg and Read More...

  Posted Monday, August 04, 2008 9:25 PM by blogmaster | 0 Comments

  Filed under: training, pet health, cats, exercise, play time, weight problems

• Teach Puppy To Do The Backstroke

  Believe it or not some dogs just aren’t born with the ability to do the doggy paddle like you would think they were. While some dogs do take to the water very quickly, others need to be taught before they can take a cool dip. According to Wendy Diamond Read More...

  Posted Wednesday, July 09, 2008 9:24 PM by blogmaster | 0 Comments

  Filed under: training, swimming pools, rivers, swimming, doggie paddle, lakes

• Greatest American Dog Kicks Off This Week!!

  The moment many have been waiting for (especially yours truly) all summer is finally here and it all starts Thursday night! Of course I am talking about the new CBS reality show Greatest American Dog . Yes this show has some the same aspects of other Read More...

  Posted Wednesday, July 09, 2008 9:21 PM by blogmaster | 2 Comments

  Filed under: training, dogs, Wall-E, Pixar, greatest american dog, reality tv, manhattan, pet tv, cbs, los angeles

• Signing Up For Doggie Daycare

  I’ve always wondered what it would be like to have one of those big dogs like a St. Bernard or a Great Dane, but like most I’m too afraid I’ll come home one day to find that man’s best friend has eaten my couch. I guess I could leave one outside, but Read More...

  Posted Monday, July 07, 2008 7:13 PM by blogmaster | 0 Comments

  Filed under: training, outside pets, doggie daycares, inside pets

• Keeping Those Kitty Claws In Check

  Depending on your views concerning the matter of the declawing of cats (many say it changes the animals personality and there’s no doubt is leaves them defenseless while others say it’s the only way to keep your furniture and family safe) you may be wondering Read More...

  Posted Tuesday, July 01, 2008 8:36 PM by blogmaster | 0 Comments

  Filed under: training, declawing, no scratch, scratching posts, furniture repair, cat scratching

• Getting Your Pets Ready For Baby

  Baby’s new room painted? Check. Crib assembled? Check. Carseat installed? Check. Pets prepared? Um….How exactly should you get your pets prepared for the new baby? Well one company has it all figured out and has over 10,000 success stories to backup their Read More...

  Posted Friday, May 30, 2008 10:14 PM by blogmaster | 0 Comments

  Filed under: training, behavior, pregnancy, new baby, preparing fido

• Invisible fencing.....the pros and cons

  A veterinarian that I used to work for had 2 labradors that loved to run, run away that is. So instead of building a fence she had an invisible fence put in. An invisible fence consists of placing a wire just under the ground that carries a radio signal. Read More...

  Posted Friday, February 22, 2008 5:31 AM by bloglady | 0 Comments

  Filed under: cat, dog, training, fence, invisible fence

• Games you can play with your dog.....

  Looking for some fun games to play on a cold, rainy or snowy day with your dog? Try these games that a trainer friend of passes on to all of her puppy classes: Find the food Instead of placing meals in a food bowl, divide it up into small portions and Read More...

  Posted Tuesday, February 19, 2008 6:32 AM by bloglady | 0 Comments

  Filed under: dog, training, game, fun, tracking

• Training the "Jumper" of a dog

  Dogs like to jump. When you watch a group of dogs at play you'll see them jump all over one another, perfectly okay in the doggie world. However, in the human world, it's known as dog jumping problems - dogs need to learn how to greet humans politely. Read More...

  Posted Monday, February 11, 2008 2:49 PM by bloglady | 0 Comments

  Filed under: dog, training, jumping, positive reinforcement