
Round Table: Q and A Issue 6
I go back to the question, what problem are you trying to solve. When I think about what I want my website to accomplish, I think of a few things.
I go back to the question, what problem are you trying to solve. When I think about what I want my website to accomplish, I think of a few things.
We’ve probably all heard it, right? Dad said: “don’t touch the puppies until their eyes are open.” Well, according to research done at Purdue University, waiting to handle pups is not a great idea and here’s why.
So many Options, Tile or linoleum, enclosed or open runs, ground or den whelping, dry or wash down, and the list goes on and on.
Ok, so we agree that it’s efficient, if all you care about is cutting down on chore time. However, rationing and feeding twice a day instead of on a free choice basis has some serious upsides.
In my experience as a dog breeder the litter will give plenty of indications when they are ready to start eating a soft food often called a “gruel”. I often find this time/age can be different based on several factors.
Genetic Testing is the rage! It’s on everyone’s lips right now! Wait! As with all things new and exciting, there might be information out there that’s not 100% accurate.
Weaning puppies is a gradual process which usually takes place from 4-8 weeks of age. Puppies will initially start to investigate soft puppy food, in addition to suckling from their mother.
The Dog Journal Panel Discussion: Being Breed Specific Only one breed of dogs? Really? Why would someone do
Greyhound racing is a sport where fast and elegant dogs run around a track but
Appropriate desensitization and counter conditioning to handling is
Though you may not want to think about taking your pet to the
When it comes to showcasing the beauty, grace, and breed-specific standards of dogs, few events
A pregnant dog should not gain or lose weight in the first five weeks of her pregnancy.
Marty Greer, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, has 35+ years’ experience in veterinary medicine, with special interests
The Dog Journal Adventures: Dynamo Dogs You’re never too old to follow your dreams! Running away with the circus, was mine! In 2005 I was
Antler shed hunting. If you’re one of the people who haven’t
heard of this sport, then you may be wondering what it consists of or
Gordon Setters have established themselves as a highly regarded and versatile breed of dogs, renowned for their distinctive appearance and exceptional abilities.
Ever heard of the SWOT Analysis? Well, it’s a super valuable tool that can help any business grow and thrive, and Chuck Holt, with New Now Services, is taking the
The welfare of animals in commercial dog breeding facilities is a matter of great concern for animal rights activists, government agencies, and responsible breeders alike. The United States Department of
Dr Robert Westra, from Neogen, home of Paw Print Genetics, has taken the time to sit down and answer some questions about the company, their
When it comes to dog training, the well-worn phrase “Timing is everything” is especially true. If two dogs were DNA clones, had identical environmental exposures,
The Dog Journal THE RIGHT FIT: Golden Retriever One of the smartest and most well-known dog breeds in America is the Golden Retriever. These friendly
The Dog Journal Canine Care: Part Three Hello from Perfect Match Poodles. This is the story of our experience with the Canine Care Certified program.
As a professional dog trainer and performer with my dogs, the first bit of advice I can give a new dog or puppy owner is
Now, in this issue, we’re going to see if the people that support the program would
If you wanted to sell your puppies on a listing marketplace, the process used
Veterinarians and technicians work hard to give your pets the best life that they
This one hour call done by Dr Hatler with Neotech hosted by APRI is basically a crash course on vaccinations. If you want to know
The 2023 PAWS Seminar and Expo is just around the corner, and I want to tell you, it looks like the most exciting event they’ve
For this issue of The Dog Journal’s Results section, we’re going to talk about something a little different! In issue two, we did a giveaway
Hello, my name is Ivan Lee, and I’m the president of The Dog Journal. This project has been so much fun and hard work, that
Extra! Extra! What makes the Merle in dog coats? The science behind the pattern Written by: Caroline Coile, PhD Merle in dogs is one of the