February 14, 2010 | pattyvieira | The Doggy World News | No Comments
Valentine's Day is a day to spend with your loved ones. Your pets must be included on this celebration. It has always been there for you, no matter what. Rainy, sunny, snowy days, they are always with you showing their love and respect. Here are some ideas: -Take your dog for a walk or to t
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February 12, 2010 | pattyvieira | The Doggy World News | No Comments
There are many profiles on Twitter that belongs to dogs. We all know that they cannot tweet anything, this is a job for their owners. Well, soon the owners can have a deserved day off! Toy company Mattel Inc. recently announced its new product: Puppy Tweets. It will retail for $29.99. It is
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February 6, 2010 | pattyvieira | The Doggy World News | 2 Comments
Hey everybody! Its time again for the big game and you know what that means! Commercials! Here are some of the greats from the past, featuring, of course, great dogs!! These are my favorites! ;) Enjoy! This first one was from 2009. This was from 2000. This was from 2008.
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PetAirways is the new airline that only allows pets on board. The animals are called "pawsengers". The ticket prices average is $250, and it's booked for the first two months. Read more about it here: http://weblogs.baltimoresun.com/business/consuminginterests/blog/2009/07/pet_airways_an_airl
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A dog can tell a lot about another dog just by looking at him and noting what the different parts of his body are doing. Eyes - Direct eye contact means a dog is feeling bold and confident. - Casual eye contact means he's contented. - An averted gaze means deference. - Dilated pupils indi
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Free Apps 1. Dog Whistler - Your Free Dog Whistle Take control and teach your dog new tricks via this simple to use dog whistle. Quickly initiate a variety of frequency sounds via the simple dog whistle interface. 2. DogYears - Free DogYears is a dog to human and human to dog age converter for
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Learning what motivates your dog and finding out where your dog is most distracted will help you know where to start. Below are some questions to ask yourself before you begin your training program. - Is the dog energetic or laid back? - Does he do something that you've always meant to put on cu
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Most "keys to success" are universal, but it will be helpful for you to think of them in terms of your pet's distinct personality. 1. Be patient. All dogs learn at different speeds and often don't grasp concepts as quickly as we think they should. Having patience with your dog will help him to be
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