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The Bogart
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Bogart's
Investigation On
Dog Parks
The difference between dog parks and
parks that permit dogs is the former allows canines to run around off
their leashes.
And that is essential for a dog's behavior, according to Doctor
Valerie Vogel with the St. Charles Veterinary Clinic in St. Charles
Illinois.
"A lot of behaviors we see, dogs learn from other dogs," she
said. "Bad behavior is corrected by other dogs so much better than we
can do."
When dogs play too hard, Vogel said another dog can tell them to
"knock it off" with body language and with a certain type of bark.
She suggested introducing canines to dog parks when they are
puppies, at 4 to 6 months, to prevent the development of common fears,
which often include strange noises and people.
"Dog parks actually give dogs confidence. They're used to so
many things they don't become afraid of many things later in life,"
Vogel said.
With the good comes the bad, and Vogel said there are greater
opportunities for dogs to contract intestinal parasites or to get in
fights if they play at dog parks.
However, she said those are not reasons to keep canines away
from the parks.
The above is from an
article written by Christine S. Moyer (Staff Writer) for The Beacon
News newspaper of Aurora, Illinois. Monday, July 11, 2005 issue.
Until next
time."Here's Looking At You"
Private Investigator Bogart
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Here Are Some Tips On How To
Protect Your Pet From That Intense Summer Heat
Dogs & Cats
• If you have
outdoor pets, keep them inside during the hottest part of the day,
11a.m.–3p.m. Outdoor pets need shade and lots of fresh water.
•
Limit exercise
to early morning before it gets hot.
•
Don't leave a
pet in a car.
•
Make sure your
dog can get in and out of the water. Many dogs drown trying to drink
from a pool.
•
Watch for
hyperthermia. Symptoms include heavy panting and bright red mucous
membranes. Bring pets indoors and gradually cool them. Put water or
alcohol on paw pads.
•
If it's too hot
for you to walk barefoot, it's too hot for your pet.
For Birds
• Use mister to
cool outdoor birds, but don't leave them outside for too long in the
heat.
• Put ice cubes
in their water. Birds cool off by dipping into it.
Sources: Arrow
Animal Hospital (Az.), Alta Vista Animal Hospital (Az.), city of
Phoenix, Scottsdale Healthcare Shea (Az.). Above article found in the
Tuesday, June 6, 2006 issue of The Arizona Republic newspaper.
Here Are Ten Early Cancer Warning
Signs For Your Dog :
• Abnormal swellings that persist
or continue to grow.
• Sores that do not heal.
• Weight loss.
• Loss of appetite.
• Bleeding or discharge from any body opening.
• Offensive odor.
• Difficulty eating or swallowing.
• Hesitation to exercise or loss of stamina.
• Persistent lameness or stiffness.
• Difficulty breathing, urinating or defecating.
If you notice any of these signs "Please" take your pet for a
checkup at your local veterinarian.
Source: National
Canine Cancer Foundation, www.wearethecure.org
"Malcom's New
Pet Product
Alert"
Comfort
Zone
Calm a peeved pet - and
guarantee good manners - with
Comfort Zone. The plug - in diffuser slowly infuses the air with
synthetic stress-easing pheromones (Feliway for kitties and D.A.P. for
pooches), chemicals that are naturally secreted by animals but
undetectable by humans. And a content pet is less likely to act out by
chewing, clawing or making territory. Find the diffuser At :
The above add
article was found
in the 09/13/04 issue of First magazine. In the First Pet section.
Yours
Respectfully,
Malcom Pembroke
If you would like to send me an E-Mail the address is
below
malcompembroke@maxhasthefacts.com
Malcom Pembroke's Pet
Health Care Links
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Merck Veterinary Manual
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