by DogMaster | Mar 21, 2010 | Dog Health, Links We Like
March ’10 E-NEWS Greetings! Welcome to the Lose The Leash electronic newsletter designed for dog people who are interested in dog training, dog care, and anything else going on in the dog world! Erin and Rob Jewell Lose The Leash Dog Training San...
by DogMaster | Nov 25, 2009 | Dog Health
HOW TO GIVE YOU DOG CPR Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation, or CPR, as it is called, is a version of artificial respiration that includes assisting the HEART to BEAT. The purpose of CPR is to keep oxygen moving to the lungs and blood circulating throughout the body. The...
by DogMaster | Nov 15, 2009 | Dog Health
NEED A DOG TRAINER? Dogs can see color, but not nearly as well as we can. The reason is because the dog’s eye has considerably smaller ratio of cones to rods in their retinas. Cones enable color vision; rods are useful for black and white vision in dim light....
by DogMaster | Nov 9, 2009 | Dog Health
While holidays such as Christmas, New Year’s Day, Easter, and The Fourth of July, can bring us much celebration and joy, they can also offer some potential hazards to our pets. Here is a partial list of things which are potentially dangerous to your pet:...
by DogMaster | Nov 6, 2009 | Dog Health, Dog Training Videos
Dog Training San Diego As temperatures rise in the springtime in San Diego, humans and other creatures increase their outdoor activities. Sightings of wildlife increase with an associated worry on the part of the humans about close encounters with the more dangerous...
by DogMaster | Nov 3, 2009 | Dog Health
Foxtails Foxtails are named after foxtail brome, a grass whose seed head is bushy like a fox’s tail. The term is used for any of the sharp stickers you might find poking into your socks after walking in a dry summer field. Some foxtail problems can be prevented...
