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February 2010 Dog Star Daily's Bloggers Live!  Knowledge Is Power Quick Links Dr. Dodman's Seminars Dr. Ian Dunbar's Seminars Nicole Wilde's Seminars Knowledge Is Power "I used to look at [my dog] Smokey and think, 'If you were a little smarter you could tell me what you were thinking,' and he'd look at me like he was saying, 'If you were a little smarter, I wouldn't have to.'" ~ Fred Jungclaus Increase your K9 IQ! You've enjoyed them on DSD, now's your chance to meet them in person. Our esteemed bloggers and pet professionals Dr. Nicholas Dodman, Dr. Ian Dunbar, and Ms. Nicole Wilde all have upcoming live appearances scheduled for this spring and throughout 2010. Show your dog some love by taking time to learn from the experts. Dr. Nicholas Dodman Seminar Series CA, IL, NJ - early bird ends 2/14 We are pleased to announce the following Seminar series from Dr. Nicholas Dodman.  Dr. Dodman is the Director of Animal Behavior at Tufts University and has authored numerous best selling books including The Dog Who Loved To Much, The Well Adjusted Dog, Puppy's First Steps and Dogs Behaving Badly.  Dr. Dodman is internationally recognized and has been featured on 20/20, Oprah, Good Morning America, The Today Show, Good Morning America, Dateline and World News with Peter Jennings. Dr. Dodman is also a long time friend and featured blogger on Dog Star Daily.  Program descriptions and registration information can be found at ThePetDocs.com. Dr. Ian Dunbar Doggy-Lecture Dates Dr. Ian Dunbar is a veterinarian, animal behaviorist, author/producer of multiple books, and videos. Largely regarded as the father of positive reinforcement dog training, Dr. Dunbar has played a major role in evolving the profession from punishment and dominance-theory based to positive reinforcement techniques. Dr. Dunbar founded the Association of Pet Dog Trainers (APDT) in Canada and the United States. The APDT is now the largest pet dog training organization in the world. Dr. Dunbar is credited with introducing and promoting the idea that puppies under the age of six months can and should be trained. He founded his training school, Sirius Dog Training, based on that philosophy. He is also the co-founder of DogStarDaily.com. Dr. Dunbar will be presenting all new material throughout the U.S. in 2010 and 2011.Seminar information and registration can be found at JamesandKennth.com.   Nicole Wilde's North American Tour 2010 Nicole Wilde, CPDT (Certified Pet Dog Trainer) is the author of eight books, writes columns and articles for various magazines and newspapers including Modern Dog Magazine, and has hosted the Dog Talk radio show. She co-stars in the DVD Train Your Dog: The Positive Gentle Method and guest stars on The Dog Whisperer (with Paul Owens) DVD. Nicole has worked with all types of canines, both domestic and exotic (specializing in wolves and wolfdogs) as a trainer (and rescuer) for over twenty years. She has also worked with the Los Angeles city shelters, and was Executive Director for a rescue center for wolves/wolfdogs and Pit Bulls. Nicole trains dogs and their owners through her company, Gentle Guidance Dog Training, in Southern California. Program descriptions and registration information can be found at Phantom Publishing.

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All Things Dog Blog

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Tanner Teaches Me Every Day Posted: 08 Feb 2010 12:55 PM PST Find me on Facebook Follow me on Twitter Write to Dr. Jacki, ASK THE VET (c) copyright Carrie Boyko 2010 Tanner Models his Homemade Bandage Poor Tanner has been struggling to heal a wound under his jaw since before the holidays. He has spent more than his share of time in an E-collar, those anti-scratch, anti-itch lampshade-looking things that require an active pup like Tanner to be a little less active. Because the e-collar must fit snugly around the neck, this was impeding air flow around the wound, and thereby slowing the healing process. I had to get more creative, if we were to meet with success. Since Tanner is not one to scratch and itch at every little thing, I figured the location of this wound would work to my advantage. So, with the goal of healing in mind, I set out to come up with a bandage that wouldn't annoy him and wouldn't impede activity or air flow. Tanner is wearing his neckerchief above, made of cotton fabric, so it breathes well. Notice that it is wide, so as to cover the wound completely, just in case he decides to scratch the area. Also, I tied it just tight enough that it stays above his collar, assuring that it does not slip down off of the area we're trying to keep covered. (c) photo copyright Carrie Boyko 2010 Tanner's Bandage ties like a Bandanna Tanner is delighted to be free of the e-collar, and doesn't mind the bandage at all. So far, he isn't even aware of anything different, as he has often worn banannas and is quite used to them. Best of all, this solution will allow him to play at the dog park and practice agility safely, all the while still keeping his tender spot covered and safe from scratching. Tanner's reward? He got to play F-E-T-C-H (I have to spell it or he goes crazy!) at the dog park. He's sleeping soundly now, probably dreaming of tennis balls. Good boy, Tanner! Enter your email address: Delivered by FeedBurner Follow All Things Dog at Twitter Find me at Facebook

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Ricky Lightroom Photo 8 February 2010 Posted: 08 Feb 2010 07:46 AM PST

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ServiceDogTags - Would you drive without a seatbelt?

I hope you answered no to that question. Lets face it, driving the roads can get pretty darn crazy and wearing a seat belt is a simple way to protect yourself in an accident, right?

 

So why would you not protect your dog with a seat belt also?

 

I know you'd feel awful if you were involved in an accident and your dog was injured - so I put together a short list of simple products I found that you can use to protect your dog.

 

I hope it helps. Click here ----->  Traveling Dogs

 

Thanks

Spot

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The Dog's Life Dog-a-Blog

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Online Pet Photo Contest Posted: 07 Feb 2010 03:20 PM PST G'day Dog Lovers, The Humane Society of the United States and Humane Society International are running a Spay Day Online Pet Photo Contest. To celebrate the 16th annual Spay Day on February 23, these two groups are spreading the word about how spaying and neutering improves pets' lives. To enter the photo contest, just submit a picture with a few words about your pet. And...this is one contest in which you can donate for votes - every US$1 you donate in your pet's name both supports spay/neuter and gives your pet one more vote in the contest! Head to www.photocontest.humanesociety.org to find out more...

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Doby and Lola

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Bone to pick... Posted: 04 Feb 2010 06:38 AM PST Hey guys- It's Doby here and I have to tell you something about Lola. She is the worst! First of all, mom and dad got em FIRST! Then, a year ago, mom decided she needed a new puppy for Valentine's Day (her favorite holiday). So, she convinced dad and dad being the sucker that he is, found Lola for her. Mom tried to act like Lola was for me. A new "friend" to play with. And at first, Lola was great. But, I have no discovered that Lola is much more conniving than I originally thought. First of all- she is always trying to snuggle with mom and dad. I always try to push her off, but then I get yelled out that I shouldn't be so "mean and jealous". Jealous!? I don't even know what that is! Then- there are 100 million more pictures of her. It isn't MY fault that I can't stand still long enough to take a picture! Also, Lola knows how to beg for people-food better than me. Actually, she doesn't beg, she just sits there looking cute (yuck!) and she gets food. I, on the other hand, just snatch it as quick as I can. I guess Lola isn't ALWAYS bad. She does snuggle me when I'm cold and share her bed with me. She even distracts mom and dad when I'm doing something wrong. She also always lets me get the first treat. Like last night- mom threw Lola a treat and Lola just let it smack her in the face and let me get it off the floor. Lola's also the greatest treat-catcher of all small dogs. She's been trying to teach me- but I don't really care. Anyway, I still think Lola needs to get over herself. She always thinks she is the Princess. Well- I guess she can be a princess if I can be the Prince. :) -Doby- Here is a throwback picture of us when we first became brother and sister. I'm much cuter.

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Raise a Green Dog!

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Listen to my Mum, Leslie, talk about Raising a Green Dog! Posted: 03 Feb 2010 05:28 AM PST Not too long ago, my Mum did an interview with Cindy Scott of The Dog Zone and talked all about Raising a Green Dog! You can listen to Mum's interview by visiting my-zen-dog.com, and then clicking on the Dog Zone Radio Show, and looking for the Green Dog Archive. Or you can listen right from here! Cindy Scott started Dogs Etc. in 1997 to help educate owners about their pets. Her lifelong love and admiration of animals took a serious turn when in 1989 her beloved dog was hit and killed by a car. The loss sent her a mission to find the most effective training to prevent such tragedy and then to spread the word. With over 15 years professional training experience, Cindy helps pets and owners bridge the communication gap. Using positive techniques that are as fun as they are effective, training is a joy not a chore. The result is a happy, healthier pet that is truly a member of the family. We thank Cindy for having Mum on the show and hope you enjoy the interview!

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