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		<title>Keep the dog hydrated</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 10 May 2012 11:09:35 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[It is important to keep the pet hydrated throughout the episode, and this means giving plenty of water to assist in rehydration. The pet should not go back to the solid foods quickly, but if you notice the condition has improved, you can boil some chicken for it in three days time. If the situation [...]]]></description>
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<p>It is important to keep the pet hydrated throughout the episode, and this means giving plenty of water to assist in rehydration. The pet should not go back to the solid foods quickly, but if you notice the condition has improved, you can boil some chicken for it in three days time. If the situation was caused by eating quickly, the solution might be in controlling the rations and making sure they are regular so that the pet is not so hungry that it ends up eating quickly. For the more serious cases, only a medical examination can help. As soon as you are troubled, you need to see a <a href="http://www.dogbehaviourist.org/" target="_self">dog behaviourist</a>. He or she will conduct the physical examination like feeling the pet&rsquo;s stomach. If the situation is worse, scans will be conducted. But before all these, it is important for you to find the cause. For instance, my dog is vomiting because it has swallowed a toy, it has intestinal irritation, it has worms or worse, it has stomach cancer.</p></p>
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		<title>Attempting to train my newly adopted puppy</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I have just adopted a 1 year old dog. It is actually Labrador. Rather cute at the moment but does not really listen to my instruction. I believe I need to train it well so that we could be better related and also ensure that it has gotten its potty training done well. I have [...]]]></description>
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<p>I have just adopted a 1 year old dog. It is actually Labrador. Rather cute at the moment but does not really listen to my instruction. I believe I need to train it well so that we could be better related and also ensure that it has gotten its potty training done well. I have checked through various training methods including leash training and treats methods, it has not progressed much. Perhaps it is my lack of patient that results in certain ineffectiveness in this training.</p>
<p>Well, to progress on, I have decided to check out the internet for better training methods and approaches for my dog. I have found this website discussing on <a title="How to train a dog" href="http://dogloversconnection.com/how-to-train-a-dog" target="_blank">how to train a dog</a>. Interesting website that covers various dog training methods, their pros and cons as well as the right way to implement it. It covers various <a title="Tips and tricks on dog training" href="http://dogloversconnection.com/tips-and-tricks-on-training-the-dog.html" target="_blank">tips and tricks on dog training</a> and has provided some great resources to get it done properly. Do check it out.</p></p>
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		<title>Help With Dog Treats &#8211; She HATES Liver!</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Get Smart Dog Training Secrets! She refuse to even smell on liver! Is there anything I can give her that makes up for the loss of all the excellent nutrients found in that awful, awful liver? Looking for homemade dog treat ideas!]]></description>
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<div>She refuse to even smell on liver!</div>
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<div>Is there anything I can give her that makes up for the loss of all the excellent nutrients found in that awful, awful liver? Looking for homemade dog treat ideas!</div>
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