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Alaskan Malamute Profile Information
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 Alaskan Malamute: A Highly Adaptable and Active Dog
If you often find yourself moving from place to place or you have an active lifestyle, there is one dog breed that may be perfect for you: the Alaskan Malamute. Alaskan Malamutes can adapt quickly and easily to different living environments. In addition, they are loyal, affectionate and playful dogs; they love being around people, especially children but they are also highly independent. |
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Dog Health Conditions, Health Issues, and Information
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 Kennel Cough: Its Causes, Symptoms and Treatment
Kennel cough (canine infectious tracheobronchitis) is a disease that affects the trachea lining, thereby causing minor irritation. A dog with this disease coughs frequently, usually every few minutes and all throughout the day. Although kennel cough is one of the most common infectious diseases among dogs, most cases of kennel cough are minor. Kennel cough tends to disappear on its own after a week or two. |
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Bullmastiff Dog Profile Information
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 Bullmastiffs: Agile and Protective Dogs
A dog's appearance is often the deciding factor for most people when they are choosing a dog. However, a dog's temperament and behavioral tendencies are more important criteria than looks. After all, a dog is something that becomes part of one's day to day living. It is important that a dog's temperament and behavior suit its master and its living environment. |
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Dog Health Conditions, Health Issues, and Information
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 Dog Bloat: What It Is, How to Treat It and How to Prevent It
Bloat, also known as Torsion or Gastric Dilation-Volvulus (GDV), is a condition that affects large dogs. The dog breeds commonly affected by bloat include Akitas, German Shepherds, Great Danes, Irish Wolfhounds, St. Bernards, Irish Setters, Pinschers, Dobermans, Sighthounds, Bloodhounds, Weimaraners and dogs belonging in similar breeds. |
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Bloodhound Dog Profile Information
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 Bloodhounds: Gentle Dogs with Superior Tracking Abilities
It may look like it's the saddest dog you've ever seen because of the wrinkly forehead and droopy mouth, the Bloodhound is one of the most affectionate, gentlest and sweetest dogs around. Bloodhounds are typically black and tan, red, liver or tan in color. |
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Collie Dog Profile Information
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 Collie Dog Personality Characteristics, Disposition, and Temperament
Collie dogs are very intelligent dogs. They are sweet, sensitive, kind, loyal, very easy to train and highly protective of their loved ones. Collie dogs are very friendly; they can live peacefully in a household with other dogs and even other pets. Collie dogs are very devoted. In fact, one Collie reportedly traveled 2,000 miles to find its family after he got lost. Collie dogs have been a five-time recipient of the Ken-L-Ration Hero Dog award. |
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Dog Health Conditions, Health Issues, and Information
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 Dog Health Problems and Issues in Winter Season
Shorter days and cooler nights are sure signs that winter has arrived. The jackets and sweaters are taken out of storage, the heater is turned on more often and the dogs have coats that are much thicker than several months ago. First it's Halloween and then Thanksgiving and then Christmas. The kids spend their after-school hours in soccer practice and their evenings doing their homework. |
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