Hilarious, Heartwarming Tales About Man's Best Friend Wade Rouse, I'm Not The Biggest Bitch In This Relationship
The essays are written by 11 New York Time best-selling authors and a number of comics. From battling for bed space to trying to transform a pampered NYC pup into a Texas rawhide, and from helping a shelter rescue navigate through her new life to interpreting dog run dynamics (and politics), being a canine companion has challenges as tough as any agility course, but laughter is just a tail-wag away. This collection features uncanny insight and witty prose. Wade's mother was a hospice nurse and she rescued every dog she came across, which all became Wade's best friends. The book is kind of an ode to her and all the dogs in our lives. The book is also for a good cause, as 50% of the royalties will go to the Humane Society Of The United States.
Your Dog Can Carry His Own Leash! Fido Friendly Travel Talk With Susan Sims
Supercollar is the only dog collar with a built-in leash. Jane has two labs and she states that searching for leashes, getting in and out of the car and heading out with the dogs was always a hassle. Now it's a breeze, because they carry their own leashes at all times, which are built right into their collar. The Supercollar is very strong; in fact, it is strong enough to pull a 2,500-pound car.
Fido Friendly Magazine: The Travel Magazine For You & Your Dog, a complete guide to Fido-friendly accommodations across the United States and Canada. "Fido Friendly is the only magazine dedicated to the travel lifestyle of man's best friend, and the one magazine your dog will thank you for." And don't forget to join the Fido Friendly Travel Club.
The Dogfather's Grooming Tip with Joey Villani
Ticks thrive at this time of year when the weather starts to get a little colder but it is not freezing yet. They like the cold, moist weather. You want to get the ticks before they bury into your pet's skin or even your skin. You can do this by applying a topical solution to the back of your dog's neck that you can find at your vet's. Remember, you still need to remove the ticks. While they will won't bite your dog, your dog can still carry them into your house where there will look for another host – which might be you! If you go into the woods with your pet, take a comb with you. Make sure the comb's teeth are spaced tight enough so that when you comb through your dog's coat, the ticks won't pass through the teeth, but will actually be caught so you can remove them. Some ticks are so small; you might even want to consider using a flea comb.
If you do find a tick embedded in your dog's skin and you want to remove it, you can use a tick remover. A tick remover looks like a little spoon with a groove in it. You take this down between the tick's head and your pet's skin and pull it straight out. Whatever you use, don't twist! This can break the head off the tick which stays under your dog's skin and can cause an infection. If you get it out right, you might even be able to see some of your dog's skin in the mouth of the tick. Every time you go out with your dog, check them for fleas.
Animal Radio® News with Stacey Cohen App Lets You Know If Your Dog Walker Is Doing Job Now there is an App to tell if your dog walker actually walked your dog! Dog walking customers can now find out exactly what time and where their dog was walked. Pet Check Technology™ is the first and only software and mobile application solution for the dog walking industry to provide both dog walking companies and dog walking customers with 100% transparency of when and where their dogs are walked. With Pet Check Technology, dog walkers simply scan a barcode when they arrive and depart their client's home using their mobile device. Customers receive an email alert each time the barcode is scanned and can track the walks online using GPS mapping at any time during or after the walk. The technology is available to dog walking companies to offer their clients. According to the 2009/2010 American Pet Products Association's National Pet Owners Survey, there are 78 million dogs in the U.S. and many of their owners work long hours and must rely on dog walking services.
A young Cambodian boy is making headlines with his unusual eating habits. Eighteen-month-old Tha Sophat has been suckling milk from a cow since July when a storm destroyed his home and his parents left for Thailand for work. Sophat's grandfather says the child became ill when he could no longer breast feed with his mom. However, after watching a calf nurse from its mother, the boy decided to do the same thing. The grandfather says he tried to pull Sophat away from the cow, but the boy started to cry. The grandfather says some of the neighbors don't agree with letting Sophat suckle milk from a cow, but notes that the child is in good health and "doesn't have diarrhea." The grandfather has reduced Sophat's suckling to just once a day. Nearly 45% of those taking part in a new TripAdvisor poll say they've taken a trip with their pets during the past year and 47% indicate that they're including their pets in the vacation plans they're making for the next 12 months. Nearly 75% believe their animals "travel well." In addition, 36% say they "always" enjoy bringing their pets with them on trips, and 41% note traveling with Fido and Fluffy is "often enjoyable." The majority of respondents planning trips with pets say they'll go by car, with 96% hitting the road with their animals. Only 12% will fly with their pets. Nearly 60% will make a pet-friendly hotel their home away from home, while 54% plan to stay with family or friends. For 39% of those polled, upcoming trips with pets will include a stay at a vacation rental. Bear Spray Requires Evacuation
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The book, I'm Not The Biggest Bitch In This Relationship, contains essays about humorous, neurotic relationships with our rescue dogs. 
Susan Sims is a travel expert and knows that traveling with your pet isn't always easy. For instance, 
The Supercollar is manufactured in the United States and comes in 3 sizes, from a 5-pound dog up to a 90-pound dog. 
Preventing & Removing Ticks 
When you have combed out a tick, don't step on it! This is because if a tick is carrying eggs, they can still hatch. Instead, put them in a container such as a water bottle if you are outside, and if you are at home, flush them down the toilet.
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Coonhound Sets Record For Longest Ears
Cambodian Boys Has Unusual Eating Habits
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