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Herding Up Help: On the Road with Your Dog and Your iPhone Posted: 06 Apr 2010 01:19 PM PDT Find me on Facebook    Follow me on Twitter    Write to Dr. Jacki, ASK THE VET ASK THE TRAINER at All Things Dog Blog (c) photo copyright Alan Boyko 2009 Me and My Pack On the Road in Richmond, VA by: Greg Holsclaw, guest writer Don't limit yourself to dog parks in your neighborhood. Use Dog Park USA to find dog-friendly hotels around the country and take a vacation with your dog!  Keep in mind that "dog-friendly" doesn't mean "off-leash". Your pooch will still need to run around at a local dog park for exercise. The Airline Transportation Association estimates that more than 500,000 animals travel by plane each year, which means that far more travel by car. Since dogs are the most common pet to take on a vacation, bringing Dog Park Finder on the road is a great option. Instead of pulling in at a truck stop on your road trip, use Dog Park Finder to get directions to the closest dog park and let your dog stretch her legs too. Dog Finder Images courtesy of Dog Park USA, all rights reserved Whether you're on a road trip across the country, a weekend drive, or a stroll through your neighborhood, your dog needs to run off-leash. Let Dog Park Finder and Dog Park USA help you find the best dog park near you…wherever you are! Resources: Dog Park Days: Finding the Best Dog Park for Your Pooch http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dog-park-finder/id362002678?mt=8 http://www.dogparkusa.com/iphone/dog-park-finder   Be sure to visit Adopt a Dog Park to learn what you can do to help protect our precious dog parks. Enter your email address: Delivered by FeedBurner Follow All Things Dog at Twitter    Find me at Facebook

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Frisbee Dog Debut: Chris and Kota Posted: 04 Apr 2010 01:24 PM PDT Find me on Facebook    Follow me on Twitter    Write to Dr. Jacki, ASK THE VET ASK THE VET at All Things Dog Blog I know you have all been enjoying the guest posts from Chris Engel about training a Frisbee dog. Let me hear you cheer wildly for Kota's first appearance: (c) video copyright Team-Bandit.com Chris will be back in a few days with one final entry to his series on disc dogging. In this last post, Chris will give you the insider's view on choosing discs. You will find this very interesting, as it seems that a typical Frisbee is not your best choice. Tanner and I plan to go shopping! Celebrating being named to the  Top 100 Pet Blogs Be sure to visit Adopt a Dog Park to learn  what you can do to help protect our precious dog parks. Enter your email address: Delivered by FeedBurner Follow All Things Dog at Twitter    Find me at Facebook

Happy Easter, Courtesy of Your Friendly (Central Florida) Pet Nanny Posted: 03 Apr 2010 09:01 PM PDT Find me on Facebook    Follow me on Twitter    Write to Dr. Jacki, ASK THE VET ASK THE TRAINER at All Things Dog Blog (c) reader photo copyright on file, all rights reserved Wake Up, Lexi... It's Easter! Cute little LB looks like he is trying to wake up his buddy, Lexi. Thanks to a local Pet Nanny for sharing her adorable furry friends. If you're in Central Florida and need pet sitting services, she will be delighted to hear from you. LB was saved from certain death by Shannon, and has been welcomed by her other adorable rescues, Lexi and Pumpkin. We hope all three of you enjoy your Easter. Happy Easter

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ASK THE VET: Tuberculosis and Dogs Posted: 02 Apr 2010 01:00 PM PDT Find me on Facebook    Follow me on Twitter    Write to Dr. Jacki, ASK THE VET ASK THE TRAINER at All Things Dog Blog (c) photo copyright Carrie Boyko All Healthy Here! HI Doc, Can humans get tuberculosis from their pets (like dogs)? Can dogs get tuberculosis from humans? Thanks! Yadira _____________________________________ Hello Yadira: This is a tough one. There are no known cases of TB being transmitted from dog to human or vice versa but that doesn't mean it can't happen.  Dogs do not get infected with TB all that often. Primates are more of a zoonotic concern than dogs. TB is actually called Mycobacterium and it is everywhere in the environment, so that is a more likely source of infection. When in doubt, ask your doctor and talk to your vet.  Good luck, Dr. Jacki Dr. Jacki, D.V.M. ASK THE VET on All Things Dog Blog LetsAdoptaDogPark@gmail.com  For more information on Dr. Jacki and her practice, you may find her at  4 Paws House Calls. A personal appointment will likely provide more specific information on your dog and your specific questions. You can find more of Dr. Jacki's articles at her archives page Dr. Jacki's opinion or advice does not replace an actual exam with a veterinarian.  Top 100 Pet Blogs (#67!) Be sure to visit Adopt a Dog Park to learn  what you can do to help protect our precious dog parks. Enter your email address: Delivered by FeedBurner Follow All Things Dog at Twitter    Find me at Facebook

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