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Reproduction - When to Spay
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- 31 January 2010
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It is pretty much universally agreed upon by vets that the best time to spay is BEFORE the first heat period. If a dog is spayed prior to the first heat, the odds of developing mammary cancer later in life are less than 1%. If spayed between th...
Reproduction - When to Neuter
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- 31 January 2010
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I don't know what the earliest age for safe neutering is. I only know that it is safe at 6 months or older. I believe the veterinarians reporting that they are having no problems with neutering as young as 8 weeks of age, but I can't support their...
Pregnancy
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- 31 January 2010
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The best days to palpate (feel for) puppies are about day 28 to day 35 of the pregnancy. Usually it is best to count from the last breeding day as most dogs actually ovulate shortly before they quit standing for the male. X-rays can confirm pregna...
Nosebleeds
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- 31 January 2010
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Nosebleeds can occur for a lot of reasons. In older dogs a major concern would be nasal tumours or nasal infections. Tumours can be pretty hard to find even with endoscopy and X-rays in some cases but the tests for this make it less likely. In any...
Illness - Caring for your pet
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- 31 January 2010
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1) How can I best administer her current medicine?Liquids can be hard to administer to dogs but usually it can be done by tilting their head back, holding their mouth shut by putting a hand around their muzzle and then working the tip of the syrin...
Car Sickness
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- 31 January 2010
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Dogs generally become sick in the car because they are frightened, not because they have real motion sickness. It is necessary to reassure your dog that these fears are groundless (which might be hard depending on how you drive). You need to get y...
Temperament
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- 31 January 2010
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Never breed any animal that has temperament problems. In particular, this has been the cause of the degeneration of many breed's general temperament: Doberman Pinschers, Rottweilers, and so on. If your animal is untrustworthy around people, overly...
Potential Hereditary Problems
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- 31 January 2010
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Every breed has a different set of potential problems for it. I have listed common ones below, but this is not to say that all dogs must be checked for everything listed. You need to do research in your breed to find out what the common problems a...
Pedigree Research
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- 31 January 2010
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You must carefully consider each dog's pedigree for compatibility. Try to select strengths to offset weaknesses. Do not allow your bitch to be bred to an unsuitable dog, and conversely, be picky about the bitches you allow your dog to breed. This ...
Old Dogs Can Learn New Tricks
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- 31 January 2010
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Exercise and a diet fortified with vitamins, fruits and vegetables helped older dogs learn new tricks and kept them spry in an experiment that scientists said could teach humans a thing or two.
Beagles given either the fortified diet, regular ...
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