Buying a dog or a puppy

Bringing a puppy or even an older dog into your home and your life is a major decision.

It brings with it responsibility and commitment, but it also renders supreme joy, laughter, and sadly, but inevitably, tears.

Not one of us who has ever shared his life with a Dog would have it any other way.

How to keep Boxer Dog out of trouble

Boxer Dog Training Tip!

Their high prey drive (some owners called it play drive) needs proper outlets or they could get destructive as house pets, and tend to fight among themselves especially if the other family Boxers are of the same sex. The female, it seems, is more aggressive than the male.

Keeping Boxers busy is the best way to keep them out of trouble! Tire them out with long walks, 3 times a day. Give them plenty of exercise, play with them, especially the inquisitive puppies or they would tear up your home out of boredom, pent up energy and frustration.

For all your love and caring, be prepared for wet slobbery drool and kisses and love in return.

Dog Obedience Training Secrets

Dog Obedience Training Secrets to TRANSFORM Your Dog's Behavior Problems! "Put an End to the Stress and Annoyance of Your Dog Behavior Problems!

- AND Slash Your Dog Obedience Training Time in Half by Using Techniques That Give You Immediate Results!!" Read More...

If You Want a Friend, Get a Dog!

Carl Icahn, the hostile takeover master who was THE original corporate raider, is often quoted as saying, "In this business, if you want a friend, get a dog!" The rest of us already knew that dog was man's best friend, and with good reason. Dogs as pets date back at least as far as the days of Pompeii, where the remains of a dog stretched out next to a little boy were recovered from the rubble at Pompeii.

We all know that dogs are cute, warm, and cuddly, requiring little more than food, water, shelter and affection to return unwavering devotion. Dogs have earned their rightful place as a family member. In fact, what family portrait is complete without the family canine?

Dogs earned their place of prominence years ago among their blind and deaf owners and in local, state, federal and international law enforcement. Hint: be sure to rid your coat pockets of doggie biscuits the next time you travel, unless you want to be attacked by a drug and bomb-sniffing dog. Read More...