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Hurricane Katrina: Emergency Preparedness For You And Your Dog-Part2
Dog Health Conditions And Terms You Should Know, Part 3...
Continued from part two.
Epilepsy/seizure disorder
When your Boxer is between 2 to 5 years old, he may develop seizure disorder.
When he has .....
...... not able to take your dog into their own home.Continued from part two.
Epilepsy/seizure disorder
When your Boxer is between 2 to 5 years old, he may develop seizure disorder.
When he has .....
Who's Pulling The Leash, You Or Your Dog?
Hopefully no one is pulling the leash.
The ideal situation is that you and your
dog .....
' Where are your local emergency vet clinics' You do not want to be scrambling for this information when your dog needs immediate care.Hopefully no one is pulling the leash.
The ideal situation is that you and your
dog .....
' Is your dog up to date on vaccinations' If your dog is placed in a shelter, boarding facility, or lost on the street you want to make sure that he is protected against diseases that he would not otherwise be exposed to in your home.
Naming Your Pedigreed Dog
Unlike some aspects of dog ownership, naming your dog is just plain fun! The pets themselves don't require much; they just need a pleasing dog .....
Unlike some aspects of dog ownership, naming your dog is just plain fun! The pets themselves don't require much; they just need a pleasing dog .....
' Where can you go with your dog if you must leave your home unexpectedly' Keep a list of dog-friendly hotels so you know where you can go if you are unable to stay in your home.
' Bring familiar objects for your dog. If possible, grab a favorite toy or dog bed with familiar scents that can reduce anxiety in a stressful situation.
' Never underestimate the power of the internet! Email yourself or a friend a picture of your dog so you have a picture available to post in case of separation. You can send the picture to local shelters and websites such as Craigslist.com or Petfinder.com.
A little advanced planning on your part could be the difference between a happy reunion or heartache for you and your dog. While we all pray that we will never need to use this information, having it on hand as a quick reference can bring some peace of mind in an emergency situation.
About the Author: Kimberly Zlatin is a freelance copywriter and entrepreneur. She owns and runs http://www.barkslope.com
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