In most families, dogs are more than just the family pets. They are valued members of our family, a playmate and protector. They give unconditional love and all that they want in return is to be loved and taken care of.

Part of this care is grooming. It is very important that you find the right person to groom your dog. Dog grooming is not an easy occupation. It is difficult work that requires adequate professional training and a dedication to dogs; it also helps if you truly like dogs.

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Dinner time is one of my favorite times. I like to see what interesting food is going to show up in my dish. This is what was for dinner last night….BBQ chicken…mmmm!

 I LOVE chicken! I think it is may be the best thing ever…ok, maybe tennis balls are the best thing ever, but chicken is a close second. I wait patiently for the humans to prepare the dish. They added some rice and parsley and all my vitamins and supplements to keep me healthy…come on already!

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You should not allow your stud dog to be used for breeding until he is about a year old, and even then he should be bred to a mature, proven matron who is already accustomed to breeding. Doing this will make his first experience pleasant and easy. Keep in mind that a young dog can be put off permanently by a female dog who fights and resists his advances. Never let this happen. Always start a stud dog out with a female dog who is mature, has been bred previously, and is of even temperament.

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Check this out! Corona and Russ are Elves and loving it. Very limited time to see these two superstars in action so take a peek.

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Corona: A Dogo Argentino Breed of Dog

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Veterinarians warn about dogs slipping into the fleshy grip of the obesity epidemic, much like their owners. About 30% of the dog population is overweight. Fat dogs may suffer obesity-related diseases such as heart and circulatory diseases, joint problems and diabetes. Fat dogs are also more prone to respiratory problems, cancer, reproductive disorders and suffer a decreased quality of life. Overweight dogs need to be rehabilitated by: less calories from food and more exercise. It is that simple! A quick test for you to check upon your dog’s weight status is that it should be easy to feel the ribs and there should be no fat hanging from its abdomen.

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