I was parusing around and stumbled on this post exchange for Myxitup and I have to say ... what an interesting blog! The first post I read was titled "Swede indicted for hacking NASA computers". Fascinating read. After reading this, I decided that I would take the exchange.
I'm sure by now you all know that I'm a "computer-tech-by-day" and an "unlicenced-volunteer-canine-rehabilitator-by-choice"
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Dog Fight
Someone asked me a while back to post an entry about what to do when a dog is attacking your dog ... I'm sorry - I can't remember where it was or who it was who asked for this. I am finally getting around to posting an entry about it! Why now? You'll see at the end of my post. Sorry for this one being so long - I have been trying to keep them shorter!
Note that I did post an entry back in
Note that I did post an entry back in
Monday, May 4, 2009
Training Rant - Resource Guarding
I often hear about dogs that guard things like food, toys and people. This is what is called "Resource Guarding".
Many dog owners don't see Resource Guarding as a problem. They accept this behaviour because they love their dog and don't want to think that their dog has problems. Or they don't know how to deal with this problem.
It seems like an innocent behaviour but by allowing it to continue
Many dog owners don't see Resource Guarding as a problem. They accept this behaviour because they love their dog and don't want to think that their dog has problems. Or they don't know how to deal with this problem.
It seems like an innocent behaviour but by allowing it to continue
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Training Tools - Martingale Collar
To me, the martingale collar is an interesting training tool. It is generally made of a combination of nylon and chain.
I've heard the martingale called many things including a hybrid between the flat collar and a choke chain. Many trainers encourage people to use the martingale because of its durability as well as its flexibility.
The collar can be adjusted to the proper size for the dog's
I've heard the martingale called many things including a hybrid between the flat collar and a choke chain. Many trainers encourage people to use the martingale because of its durability as well as its flexibility.
The collar can be adjusted to the proper size for the dog's
Saturday, May 2, 2009
Posted pics
Just a quick note - I posted some pictures on Drowning In Cats of the TNR cat we have currently at our house. She was too far along in her preganancy to abort the kittens (without euthanizing them as they came out), so she is living in our spare room until they are all ready for new homes. I figure that everyone loves kitten pictures - yes, even dog people - so I'd share them with you all.
While
While
Friday, May 1, 2009
How many is too many?
A comment has spurned this post. I couldn't help it ... I just had to. This post is burning in my brain and I have to get it out there. You know, sort of like how money burns a hole in one's pocket? Ok, so I may not end up with a hole in my head, but some days ... well, let's move on.
I have a question to ask everyone out there ... How many is Too Many? Where is the line drawn? 2 dogs? 5 dogs?
I have a question to ask everyone out there ... How many is Too Many? Where is the line drawn? 2 dogs? 5 dogs?
Post Exchange - Organic Pet Food
There have been a lot of posts lately about pet food so I took this opportunity since it was related. The following information is regarding an Organic Pet Food on the market called Essential2Pets Life's Abundance Holistic Natural Pet Food. That's a mouthful, eh?
Here are some of the claims the company makes ... It is made from 100% Fresh and Natural ingredients formulated by nationally renowned
Here are some of the claims the company makes ... It is made from 100% Fresh and Natural ingredients formulated by nationally renowned
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