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Choosing Your Puppy
May 8, 2019 by Shane Sykes
This is a question of growing importance in the purebred puppy world. For various reasons, more and more dog lovers, in the United States and Canada, including both breeders and ordinary dog owners, are looking to Ukraine and Russia for their perfect puppy. We want to unravel just how it can work to get a puppy from out East,...
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Dog health
November 28, 2015 by Sandor Fagyal
Don’t think that just because your dog has fur that it can protect itself against the cold. Some canine breeds have fur that is better insulated for cold weather than others. If you live in a cold climate region and enjoy outdoor excursions, then the following 15 cold weather dog breeds will fare just fine when the temperature drops to...
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Dog training
November 26, 2015 by Sandor Fagyal
If you’re going to commit to owning a dog, then you need to be prepared to commit to a regular training schedule. Without proper obedience training, your canine will not respect you as the owner and does what it wants when it wants. You need to set boundaries and make it be known that it is not above you in...
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Company News
October 27, 2015 by Shane Sykes
The bloodline of a dog is a tale of its lineage. Like a family tree, it shows what other dogs have come before it and what has contributed to its present genetic make-up. There are two ways of viewing bloodlines to be aware of: one that is formed based on the breeder’s signature of careful standard and the other bloodline...
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Dog Care
October 20, 2015 by Shane Sykes
Do we really understand what factors make a breeder a ‘puppy mill breeder’? Are all the places you might think of as ‘puppy mills’ inherently evil places? We want to help all of you fellow dog lovers understand what sets apart a good breeder from a bad breeder and how we can all avoid getting our puppy from uncaring breeders....
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Dog facts
September 30, 2015 by Shane Sykes
‘How much is that doggy in the window?’. We have all heard the famous song. But the question is how much do you know about your local pet store and their puppies? Although buying a hamster or a guinea pig in a pet store doesn’t bare too many risks, buying a puppy in a pet store is probably not the...
Choosing Your Puppy
September 22, 2015 by Shane Sykes
The Rottweiler breed has had its fair share of bad press and is among the few most misunderstood breeds so we'll try to clarify some facts about the breed.
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Dog Care,
Dog facts
September 17, 2015 by Shane Sykes
If you missed Part 1 find it right here. Once you may have only noticed the noble Saluki in the seven Emirates, but now the popularity of dogs in the United Arab Emirates is growing rapidly. In Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and elsewhere, the variety and number of dogs is plain to see. Making the Right Choice Sadly the popularity of...
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Dog facts
September 15, 2015 by Shane Sykes
Part 1 Once you may have only noticed the noble Saluki in the seven Emirates, but now the popularity of dogs in the United Arab Emirates is growing rapidly. In Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and elsewhere, the variety and number of dogs is plain to see. The Emirates is a country of many expats, with over 80% of the population originating...
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Company News,
Dog Care
September 10, 2015 by Shane Sykes
We would like to introduce you to Euro Puppy’s brand new and original Responsible Dog Owner Certificate. How much do you love dogs? Do you think you know everything there is to know about our furry friends? We are inviting you to have a go at our Responsible Dog Owner Test so you can see just how ready and experienced...
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Dog facts
September 1, 2015 by Shane Sykes
Not sure if you are seeing a dog or a lion? Looks and ill-deserved notoriety can be deceptive. Let's look at some facts.
Choosing Your Puppy,
Dog facts
August 18, 2015 by Sandor Fagyal
Fact #1 In a way the Vizsla has more in common with cats than other dogs. No, it doesn’t purr and meow, but it’s a self cleaning dog and has very little of the odour most other dogs possess. So the Vizsla is an ideal match for those with a sensitive nose and no desire to bath their dog every week.