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ya know it is not easy to capture the essence of an animal and bring it through in a picture. great job on these pics. I enjoyed them.

That is a really cool pic. Thanks for the website :)

The eyes sure say a lot. Does the dog really like look that? LOL

He looks like he is falling asleep. Cute!

I enjoyed the second pic. It is always heavenly to see them falling asleep.

Is Bruno really stuck or just playing back there? It looks like he can get out but who knows.

Do you have a horse? It seems interesting that your on the horse forums.

That is a cool website. Can you share the link?

The problem with children on leashes is the perceived devaluing of the child. Why? People are used to seeing dogs on leashes not people. So most people think humans are of higher quality than dogs so in their minds when they see a child on a leash it seems inhuman and humiliating. Yes it is...

Dog breeding is a lot of work and a full time job. It doesn't seem like your friend really has an understanding of what she is getting into if she starts to breed dogs. The best thing to do is to make sure she knows what is coming. This can be difficult because she probably already has her...

Very nice! It is always great to see a dog who is great at something.

Yup, the truth is one technique does not work for every dog. I am glad you have found the "enough" command to be useful. That is very similar to what I am trying to describe in the post.

Growling is a good thing because you know the dog's boundaries. Your child also needs to know not to cross them. Perhaps just analyzing when it usually happens then separating the two at feeding time and such.

You need to build her trust up again. It is also very important that you avoid contact with the mother who started the problem. The emotional wound needs to heal and if she is around it will keep being opened.

I have never had any problems with WHAT to give the dog. It is mostly just something you can use to keep their attention and what will be rewarding. Try to make it healthy if possible.

It seems to be a comfort thing. I know my dog takes everything to her basket too. But usually only her toys. The fact that she does it at night might mean some sort of separation anxiety. You should look into the symptoms.

Dogs love to bark. It's a perfectly natural thing in your canine to do, simply because it's normal for us people to speak. The problem is when it gets out of hand. So the goal isn't to stop barking as much as it is to control excessive barking. Why does your dog bark? They are claiming...

Keep in this animal has had a very hard live. Their owners have relinquished many of the animals offered by rescue groups because they are moving or can no longer care for them. In addition, some of these groups take animals that live in kill shelters or as strays living on the streets. Some...

Most dogs simply do not know doggie etiquette. Dogs spend most of their time around us humans and have very little chance to interact with their own kind. Often, when they do they only have brief encounters and do not even have a chance to get over their excitement before they part ways with...

I have had a lot of similar problems with my dog but as she got older things calmed down. Every dog has a specific personality and the truth is there is not much fun in breaking a dog's spirit to get them to conform with our idea of how they should be. It does sound like to need to keep...