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| Posted: 19 May 2011 06:47 AM PDT Q.. Why does my dog want to stop and eat the feces of geese, birds and other dogs whenever we go for a walk? A.. coprophagy, the act of eating feces, is not unusual in the animal world. Dogs are joined by a long list of animals, including wolves and rabbits that engage in this behavior. In most cases, this habit will not harm a pet. However, if you want to break their pet of this habit, you can do so through leash training, pulling a dog away with a firm "no" whenever he makes a move to the forbidden substance. A halter head type collar is very effective in this type of leash training situation. This is the summary This is the rest of the post Thanks to everyone who has been reading our blogs and following us on Twitter & facebook. Please check out Our online catalog cool stuff for cool pets at snrpetsupplies.com 
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| My dog has been sprayed by a skunk. What do I do? Posted: 19 May 2011 06:21 AM PDT My dog has been sprayed by a skunk. What do I do? Although being "skunked" is stinky and scary, it is rarely harmful to dogs. Quick action after a dog is sprayed will make it much easier to remove the skunk odor faster. The first thing you should do after a pet is skunked is rinse out the dog's eyes to reduce the risk of irritation. After doing this, give the dog a thorough shampooing, followed by the application of a skunk odor remover. Since skunks can carry rabies and other diseases, inspect the dog carefully to make sure he hasn't been bitten. In very few cases, a dog can have a negative reaction to skunk spray. So if your pet vomits repeatedly, or if his eyes, nose or gums become irritated, he should be taken to the vet at once This is the summary This is the rest of the post Thanks to everyone who has been reading our blogs and following us on Twitter & facebook. Please check out Our online catalog cool stuff for cool pets at snrpetsupplies.com 
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| Posted: 18 May 2011 08:14 AM PDT  
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