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23.01.2022 Free till 20 April 2020 Many dogs have problems with their ears, particularly long haired dogs with heavy coat on their ears, such as Cocker Spaniels and Poodles etc. as well as dogs with large floppy ears. There are many things you can do at home to reduce the occurrence of ear problems in your pet. Free till 20 April 2020 our book about caring for your dogs ears- https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/254950

23.01.2022 ***Finding Pet Boarding for your Special Needs Dog*** You can read the article here: http://www.puppycareeducation.com.au/finding_pet_boarding_f Many of our dogs have special needs, medication, anxiety, frailty, and we need to take this into consideration when looking for a way to board them when they can't be at home with us. This may be because of holidays, family emergencies, home renovations, our illness etc. An article about this subject has just posted on our website, it has been supplied by Amy Nightingale, manager of http://homemypet.com/

21.01.2022 We have a new book out, Birth to Eight Weeks, a lovely little book looking at the first eight weeks of a puppies life. The puppies growth stages and progress from a helpless newborn until he goes to a new home. Suitable for new owners and first time breeders as well as older children. Available from all online e-book sellers, KOBO, Apple, Barnes and Noble, and many others including Amazon KIndle. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B088WW1Q67/ref=as_li_tl

21.01.2022 A very cute dog in Spain, dressed for a party!

20.01.2022 Scary Halloween dog coat jacket.

20.01.2022 Amazing agility with dogs of all sizes, including a Papillon. Enjoy!!!

18.01.2022 Very good online store. I used them when i was in Australia.Sorry the share is so late.

18.01.2022 Saw this amazing video today. Amazing things can happen.

17.01.2022 Cutting your dogs nails need not be traumatic for either of you. Learning to care for your dogs feet and nails is a skill that will reward you for many years to come. https://amzn.to/33qIFYH

16.01.2022 We have just posted an article by Andrew Kevan, about choosing a playpen for your pup, on our website. Playpens and dog crates are both items that can be incredibly useful when your pup is ill or travelling away from home and also when your pup is unfamiliar with his new home's routine. http://www.puppycareeducation.com.au/5_essential_considerat

16.01.2022 A unique online experience Meet the Dogs of Chernobyl from your own home during lockdown https://www.airbnb.com/experiences/1663575

16.01.2022 In e-book and Paperback Cutting Your Dog's Nails and Pad Hair or All you ever wanted to know about your dog's feet but were afraid to ask by Puppy Care Education Fully Illustrated... The complete e-book guide to your dog's paws and trimming your dog's toenails and pad hair. For US Buyers E-Book US$2.99 https://amzn.to/2EMNvjK For Australian buyers AUD$3.99 https://amzn.to/2LCHC0E Paperback in Color US$11.99 https://amzn.to/2GWZa5o See more

15.01.2022 Is Your Dog Obese? Just like humans, more dogs these days could stand to trim down a bit. The fourth annual Association for Pet Obesity Prevention (APOP) study, released in February, found that an alarming 55 percent of dogs are overweight or obese. Since the organization began its surveys in 2007, the number of obese dogs has steadily increased. A dog is considered obese if his weight is 30 percent above the ideal. If your dog is obese or even simply overweight, you’ll find ...it more difficult to enjoy outings and adventures together. But more important is the fact that overweight and obese dogs suffer more health problems and may live shorter lives. Evaluate Your Dog’s Weight So how do you know if your dog could stand to lose some weight? Before you begin a weight-loss plan, make sure your hunch is correct by assessing him. Don’t depend upon average sizes for his breed to determine whether or not he is obese, as a dog’s individual height and bone structure must factor into the equation. Instead, try to objectively look at him. Place your hands on either side of his rib cage and carefully run your palms along it: If his ribs are protruding, he’s too thin. If you can feel his ribs individually and his abdomen is slightly tucked up when you view him, he’s at a good weight. If you stand over your dog and look down at his body outline from an aerial view, the abdomen should narrow before the hips, not be in a continuous line, explains Dr. Tracy Dewhirst, a Knoxville, Tenn., veterinarian and a regular blogger for Exceptional Canine. If you can’t discern his ribs easily, or if he lacks a waist and his belly drags, he needs help. If you have doubts, your veterinarian can help you assess your dog’s weight. You can also find a helpful chart to score your dog’s shape on the APOP website. The Cause of Canine Obesity The same variables that cause people to pack on pounds can contribute to a dog’s weight gain. Your dog may eat more calories than he burns. He might not get enough exercise. Does he indulge in too many doggie treats? In addition, as your dog ages, his metabolism can naturally slow. But dealing with your dog’s weight problem needn’t be painful. Premium dog food brands offer formulas that maintain a proper ratio of protein, fat and fiber and allow your dog to feel full without overeating. Some foods also contain the nutrient L-carnitine, which can help your dog’s body burn fat into energy. And finding ways for your dog to increase his activity levels will simply mean more time together. Look for our veterinary expert Dewhirst’s recipe for weight loss in her Exceptional Canine blog next month.

14.01.2022 Ideas to keep your dog engaged and active during Lockdown.

13.01.2022 A wondeful video of animals sharing a delicious Thanksgiving meal together.

10.01.2022 A very good article about helping your puppy to be well mannered.

06.01.2022 Great look at a selection of Doggy Dancing routines.

03.01.2022 If you want to start grooming your own dog you will find a lot of help to get you started in our Dog Grooming Workshop notes. http://www.puppycareeducation.com.au/Basic_Dog_Grooming_Han

01.01.2022 Amazing. Watch past the first 20 seconds to see what this pair can do. WOW

01.01.2022 We totally missed the Christmas New year thing as life has been hectic. We had a holiday that took us back to Australia and we are just finishing up the renovation of our second holiday cottage at Casa Campacinas http://www.casacampacinas.com/ in beautiful Galicia in Spain. Things are starting to settle down now and we hope to get back to some dog writing soon. Hoping you and your puppies all had a terrific Christmas and are heading into a healthy and prosperous 2019. ENJOY!!

01.01.2022 We are pleased to announce that we have a new book just out. Available in e-book at all on-line book sellers. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B088WW1Q67/ref=as_li_tl