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Where I live, there have been many reports about dogs getting sick, and even dying, because of new treats out on the market.  Dogs have a hard time digesting many products, including pigs ears, greens, and even rawhide bones…that is what my vet told me. Not only that, but one newspaper actually showed an xray of a dog’s stomach with the complete and undigested greens in it. This poor dog died because he could not digest what he ate. Remember, when in doubt, always check with a professional.   So, feed your dog these low fat treats, and you do not have to worry!

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Imagine sitting down to an old-fashioned country dinner – A delicious chicken meal served with slices of farm fresh eggs, brown rice and crumpled oats, squash and yellow field peas are garnished with tomatoes and cranberries and dessert just happens to be pumpkin apple crisp spiced with cinnamon and nutmeg. A dream for you, a reality for your puppy, adult or older dog including those that needs to watch their waistline.

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There are many free articles/sites and advice for you to train your puppy. As a matter of fact, there is a free article for you right her, now. However, there are professional training systems on the market. It is an investment, but oh, what a worthwhile investment it is. You can learn to train your puppy or grown dog from the comfort of home, involve your whole family, and do it in a professional manner. A well trainined dog is such a happy dog, a welcome dog, and a safe dog. When your dog is well trained…everyone is happy. I know, I have 3 big dogs. Ruth - mydoghouse.

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Training puppies too early can be difficult. But, if you do not train him early, he will very quickly have the run of the house.

Training puppies is necessary because it saves you trouble later. Most dog owners skip this because we all know that dog training takes some effort. If you could teach a puppy in a month, you would be happy. But training a dog well is a longer task. Just because your dog looks cute as a puppy do not let this deter you from training him early.

In training puppies, there are some do’s and don’ts.

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Provide the puppy with consistent access to the toilet area. If you are training your puppy at home take him to his toilet area every 45 minutes or so. If you are not at home make sure you help your puppy make as few ‘mistakes’ as possible, by giving him a puppy friendly environment.

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I went to visit the vet with my Katie Bear, a golden retriever. Our vet’s office was blessed with a young vet, and this young vet just had an amazing affinity with animals. Even though he is a lover of all animals, his specialty is small animals and birds. He is knows as a rare bird specialist.

I had my Katie Bear with me, we had some serious health issues, and that will be another story, if I can ever write it. But, today, I am writing about a vet, and a lizard!!!

I had my dog in the back room, where the animals are kept, because we did not know if this particular day would be here last day, and that day, she was granted grace.

And as I stood back in that room, waiting for my own vet to look at my dog I watched this young vet with this lizard.

He picked up the lizard, talked to it, gently stroked it, lifted up, looked at it, and proclaimed that the lizard only had gas!!

Now, even in my situation I had to smile…after all…it takes a special vet, in my eyes anyways, to be able to declare that a lizard is only suffering from gas

My Katie Bear that day came home with me. Another day, that was not to be, but, I still am not able to confront that day in my heart, so I will leave it be.

Just wanted to share that lizard story. This vet did amazing emotional work with me when I had to confront my hardest day, and I will forever be grateful to him.

Anyways, I just thought about this lizard story for today. Does anyone else have any vet stories…hopefully not sad ones, I hate to cry too much!
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