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Have Allergies? Here Are 5 Breeds of Dogs For You!

5 Dog Breeds For People With Allergies If you or someone in your family always wanted a dog, but allergies are an issue, there's hope. While no dog breed is truly hypoallergenic, there are several breeds which are far less likely to bother people prone to pet dander allergies. Before bringing home one of these potential family members, spend time with the dog or members of the breed to ensure allergies aren't a problem. Poodles The poodle's tight, curly coat requires regular professional grooming, but the hairs don't shed. That makes the breed -- whether toy, miniature or standard-sized --[...]

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How To Train Your Dog – The Basics [INFOGRAPHIC]

5 Easy Tips To Help Train Your Dog [Click To Tweet] So you got a new dog, or maybe it's just finally time to teach that old dog some new tricks. Whatever the reason, training your dog not only gives you control and peace of mind, but can actually be healthier for the dog. Besides the obvious physical aspects of being well trained, there is much to be said about maintaining good mental health for your pup. When they know who the pack leader is and can follow your instructions, they experience less anxiety, fear, and stress. Which in turn[...]

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5 Benefits of Dog Ownership

5 Benefits of Dog Ownership Dogs have been a part of humans' lives for centuries, originally as hunting partners, then as companions and even status symbols. Although cats are three times as popular as pets, dogs still have a special place in modern life. Here are some of the advantages of bringing a pet dog into your home that you may never have considered. They are great exercise buddies Dogs need regular exercise and so do you. Whether it is a leisurely stroll in the park, a brisk walk on the beach or a jog around the neighborhood, your dog[...]

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Why Having a Little Dog Rocks

Why Having a Little Dog Rocks Fifty years ago, most of the popular dog breeds in the U.S. were large ones. People had large homes and open, uncrowded streets outside, where their dogs could run around. They saw the size of their pets as a symbol of their status too, much as they did their cars. When people's careers and lifestyle choices began to take them to crowded, urban environments, though, things began to change. Even if dog owners could find apartments that welcomed large dogs, they couldn't fit them there, or even find space outside to exercise them. It[...]

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