2009-09-14T19:07:00.002-04:00

Great Dog Toys:

My dogs usually rip right through there toys and I feel like I am constantly buying new ones. I have come across three great toys that seem to be standing up to my two terriers.

The first one is a "Kong". They come in many different sizes and colors. You can also fill them with your dogs favorite treat if you would like. This keeps them busy for hours. It is made of a rubbery material so it also bounces around like crazy. My Norwich terrier can bite on it for hours and it is still in one piece. I really love this toy!

The second is the "Tuffy Ulimate Ring". Again they come in many sizes and colors. This one is weather proof, dirt proof and water proof. This ring has also proven to hold my dog interest very well. For more information on this toy you an visit www.petproductadvisor.com

The third is called "Bottle Crunchers". With my dogs any time they can get their paws on an empty water bottle they do, but within seconds there are little plastic pieces all over the place.. This toy is a cover for that water bottle that turns a favorite toy into a safe toy. The Bottle Cruncher is a cover that helps protect your dog's teeth so he can "crunch" to his heart's delight.

No outfit is complete without dog hair!!

2009-09-11T19:46:00.000-04:00

All dogs shed, although it is not always left behind in our house or on us. Some breds like Newfoundlands and Saint Bernards tend to shed in very large amounts whereas breeds like Yorkies, Poodles & Bichon Frises barely shed. These "non-shedding" breeds still shed, but this dead hair stays mostly on there bodies.
While some dog breeds shed all year round, dogs typically shed most during the Spring & Fall. While some dog breeds shed in large amounts, excessive shedding could be a sign of illness, like ringworm or mange. In these cases, it's best to speak with your veterinarian.

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