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Is Our Treatment Of Dogs Over The Top?

(LIFE WITH PETS) Dogs are certainly part of the family, but should they be treated as children? Do we tend to their actual needs, which are fairly basic, or to our needs when caring for them? When we see dogs dressed in clothing and accessories or being pushed in strollers, we may want to ask ourselves if we’re letting dogs be dogs. Read on to get Paula Baker Prince’s take on the current state of our canine companions. — Global Animal

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Pet Care: 10 Things Not To Do

(PET CARE MISTAKES) While you probably have a good idea about how to care for a pet, do you know what not to do when looking after your animal friend? Either way, a brush up on a few pointers never hurts. Here are ten common mistakes pet guardians should learn to avoid doing. — Global Animal

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I Love You, But I Wish You Didn’t Beg!

(PET CARE) Got a beggar in the family? Though your dog may look irresistibly cute, the pleading can quickly get out of hand. Here are some tips to help train your dog to stop begging at the dinner table. — Global Animal

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Pet Care Tips: Where Are Dogs Allowed?

(PET CARE) Should you bring your dog to restaurants, shops and department stores? Here’s a list to make shopping with your dog more fun. Once you know which stores and chains welcome pets, your dog can tag along for daily chores and errands.

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How To Stop Puppy Bites

(PUPPY CARE) – Even though puppy bites are ‘love bites’ to most adoring pet owners, sometimes a nipping problem can get out of hand. Here are some tips to prevent any further pain from puppy bites. – Global Animal

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How To Housetrain Your New Puppy

Bringing home a new puppy means training that puppy to go potty outside, instead of on the rug. Here are some tips on how to housetrain your dog.— Global Animal

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How To Crate Train Your Dog

Crate training a dog can help in the process of housetraining, and can keep your dog feeling safe and happy during frightening events like thunderstorms. It can also protect your belongings from a curious puppy’s mouth. Read on to learn how to train your dog to crate. — Global Animal

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