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General Diet and Nutrition for Dogs
Posted by dillondog on Wednesday, December 2, 2009 @ 06:58 PM GMT (180 reads)

In my daily work as a dog behaviourist I always cover the subject of the dog’s diet with my clients. In some cases a change of diet alone can make a noticeable difference in the dog’s behaviour.

Go in to an average well stocked pet store and you’re likely to be overwhelmed with glossy packaging and numerous varieties of dog food available. The price range also varies immensely and as a rough rule of thumb- you get what you pay for. Your dog’s diet forms the building blocks and repair material for it’s daily activities, so skimping on this critical element can not only lead to poor behaviour, but offers the potential for health issues in further life.



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Cats Calling all cat lovers...
Posted by dillondog on Tuesday, November 17, 2009 @ 07:31 PM GMT (214 reads)

PurinaPR writes "CALLING ALL CAT-LOVERS…
- Purina ONE Searches for Feline Stars -

Move over Calendar Girls, Calendar Cats are set to be the next screen stars - could your cat make the cut?

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General Top Tips for a Pet Perfect Christmas
Posted by dillondog on Monday, November 16, 2009 @ 02:48 PM GMT (232 reads)

PurinaPR writes "Christmas for many is a time of guilt-free over indulgence - an opportunity to eat one too many mince pies, gobble an abundance of chocolate and add that extra dollop of brandy butter on the Christmas pudding.
For pet owners, the desire to treat ourselves during the festive season, can translate into a tendency to over-feed our pets, often with human food, which is not only highly calorific, it can also be extremely dangerous.
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General An agile dog is a happy dog
Posted by dillondog on Thursday, November 12, 2009 @ 04:58 PM GMT (227 reads)

This video demonstrates the benefits of dog agility for both you and your four-legged friend Dogs have always been known as man’s best friend.

With long walks in the park and nights cuddled up in front of the TV, the relationship we share with our canine companion is a special one. Simple dog agility exercises can be an ideal way to develop even further the bond you have with your pet as well as improve your dog’s obedience and behaviour. And it’s not only an enjoyable way to not only improve your dog’s health and fitness, but yours too! Best of all, it’s easy to do and absolutely anyone can give it a go.

Pet owners can use nature’s resources to construct their own course, from weaving in and out of trees to jumping over logs. You can also buy training kits at minimal cost to set up in your back garden or local park. Of course, with all of this additional exercise a well-balanced diet has never been so important for your dog.

Look for hearty foods like Supadog from Burgess, make sure they are nutritionally-packed, provide energy and sustenance, and will set him or her up for a good work out!

In the following video, Jeremy Edwards and his five-year-old Boston Terrier Molly are put through their paces by dog agility expert Gina Graham. Jeremy and Molly demonstrate just how accessible dog agility is, whilst showing us the great benefits it can bring - including good health, bonding and interaction, and best of all fun! Click Here:



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Special Events Join the KC in dog health debate
Posted by dillondog on Sunday, October 4, 2009 @ 10:33 AM GMT (392 reads)

The Kennel Club's Breeders Symposium is inviting dog breeders, experts and enthusiasts to come together to discuss topical issues and how advances in science could transform the future for healthy, happy dogs while marking its continued efforts and commitment to improving dog health.

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Special Events Auto-Immune Disease Study Day
Posted by dillondog on Friday, September 11, 2009 @ 06:03 PM GMT (456 reads)

Auto Immune Disease - Nature or Nuture is the title of a 'study day' being organised by the Northern Branch of the Bearded Collie Club, to be held at Leeds University on Saturday October 17th.

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Cats ‘QWERTY CATS’ – NEW FELINE CRAZE SWEEPS THE NATION
Posted by dillondog on Monday, September 7, 2009 @ 06:03 PM GMT (459 reads)

FelixPR writes "Kittens across the UK have developed a subtle new way of causing mischief in the home, by pouncing on keyboards to grab their owners’ attention.

The increase in ‘Qwerty Cat’ behaviour – a phrase coined by animal behaviourist, Peter Neville, after the keys on the top line of a keyboard – has been identified during a nationwide search to find the UK’s most mischievous kitten.

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General The Good Pet Food Guide
Posted by dillondog on Tuesday, August 18, 2009 @ 08:30 AM GMT (531 reads)

Are you confident when it comes to feeding your pet?

Millions of pet owners across the UK could be putting their pets at risk because they don’t know what to feed them, when to feed them or how much to feed them.

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General New links between pet ownership and child development.
Posted by dillondog on Thursday, July 23, 2009 @ 07:00 AM GMT (615 reads)

Owning a pet can help children learn vital life skills according to new research out today.

Half of Brits think that having a companion, such as a cat, dog, rabbit, fish, hamster or reptile around the house helps to teach kids lessons in responsibility. Whether it's helping to feed them daily, cleaning their hutch or home, taking them for walks or looking out for signs of ill health – taking care of a pet can both aid child development and provide kids with improved social skills.



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Special Events Pet Size Matters: How to tell if your pet is in peak condition
Posted by dillondog on Monday, June 8, 2009 @ 06:58 PM GMT (804 reads)

Log onto our interactive Web TV show to discover easy steps to keep your pet healthy

Show date: 11 th June

Show time: 12:00pm

Nearly one in three pet owners across the UK think their pets are overweight according to a recent survey, however pet owners themselves are often unsure of the measures they need to take to help keep their pet in shape. If you're one of them, you need to watch this Web TV show.

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Special Events Greyhound Dog Day 24/5/09
Posted by dillondog on Monday, May 18, 2009 @ 11:46 AM GMT (885 reads)

EVENT TO TAKE PLACE ON SUNDAY MAY 24TH AT STONELEIGH INN – REAR CARPARK, STONELEIGH BROADWAY KT17 2HU. 10 AM – 4PM

The Chequers Bar open with patio seating for owners and dogs, plus BBQ. The Stoneleigh Inn with its varied menu will continue into the evening with Jazz and a BBQ. Local shops open for the day.

Prizes for dogs with waggiest tail, longest tongue, and best dressed dog.
Parade of the Hersham Greyhounds at 2pm – and walk off to Nonsuch Park at 3pm.

Stalls and charities to interest all dog owners plus dog demonstrations.

ALL FUNDS RAISED TO GO TO WIMBLEDON GREYHOUND WELFARE.

Regular dog walkers and Hersham Hound owners needed to parade homeless hounds on the day. Please contact the kennels on 01932 224918 or e-mail maybehere@btinternet.com if you can help. Contact Olga on 02083935610 for more information.

PawTrax will be there demonstrating their GPS Dog Tracker www.the-pat.net

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Posted by dillondog on Tuesday, April 28, 2009 @ 06:41 AM GMT (753 reads)

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Hot News Pets to star in National Advertising Campaign
Posted by dillondog on Wednesday, April 22, 2009 @ 02:06 PM GMT (822 reads)

PurinaONE_PR writes "Super-premium pet food brand PURINA ONE is to feature two customer’s pets to front its UK 2009 advertising campaign following a gruelling competition which saw cats and dogs across the country competing to become the next feline and canine face of the brand. "

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Special Events Health Seminar presented by The Central Burnese Mountain Dog Club
Posted by dillondog on Monday, April 13, 2009 @ 08:43 AM GMT (742 reads)

Presented by The Central Burnese Mountain Dog Club at Overseal Village Hall, Woodville Rd, Overseal, Derby, DE12 6LU (J11 M42)

Registration and Coffee 10.30 Close 16.30

Topics include - Common problems found in the dog
T Touch
Current thoughts on Histiocytosis
Bernese Health

Admission by ticket only. includes lunch and refreshments. Non members £12.50 Members £10 Mike Sargent 01525 240304 or email sargbilko@tinyworld.co.

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Hot News The Pet Health Portal reaches a new record
Posted by dillondog on Monday, April 6, 2009 @ 05:54 PM GMT (847 reads)

March 2009 was our most active month to date with a staggering 83,859 hits.
We have also broken the 1 Million visitor mark with 1,212,276.
Thanks for your support.


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