Articles in the 'Choosing A Dog' Category
Getting The Best Dog Breed For Children? Make Your Kids Safe For Dogs First.
This post about getting the best dog breed for children was inspired by a greyhound I met yesterday at the rescue centre. It’s not just training the dog that’s important. Parents should train their kids to be safe for the dog too.
How To Choose Your Dog Makeover Time!
How To Choose Your Dog is having a makeover. If you want to be part of the new How To Choose Your Dog affiliate programme – and help to stamp out puppy farmers and bad breeders in the process – read this now
12 Tips For Successful Dog Rescue And Adoption
Today I thought I would give you 12 tips for successful dog rescue and adoption. This was prompted by several meetings with a border collie near where I live. Follow these tips to adopt a cross or a pure breed and you’ll be on the right track.
What Is A Puppy Mill?
In several of the articles about bringing a new puppy home, I’ve talked about breeder types you need to avoid. Today I want to cover the question “what is a puppy mill” so you understand that puppy mills come in different shapes and sizes.
Choosing A Dog Soon? Tell Me More!
If you’re thinking of choosing a dog soon, I’d love to know more about it. Tell me more with just 10 questions in this quick-fire survey. I promise all replies will be looked at, responded to and used to help you find your future dog!
Bringing A New Puppy Home – Are You Allowed?
Today’s article concerns a Wisconsin couple who have had to choose between their dogs and where they live. Most of you could be bringing a new puppy home as a first dog, but in any case this article is relevant!
125 Dogs Rescued From Canadian Commercial Breeding Operation
I know I have been going on about puppy mills and finding ethical dog breeders recently. If you think this isn’t happening in your neighbourhood, think again. Read this now.
Bringing A New Puppy Home That’s Born To Suffer?
If you’re thinking of bringing a new puppy home right now, will you be bringing home one that’s born to suffer? Find out why the world of pure breed dogs may not be as happy, healthy and from good breeding stock as you might think.