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Sunday, 08 August 2010 22:06 |
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Owner Level: For experienced involved dog owners
Average Life Span: 10-14 years
Today's Siberian is a beautiful, captivating, eager, outgoing, animated canine companion. They have the ability to charm and hold captive the hearts of many. Their abilities in addition to companion animals are: Sledding, carting, running companion, agility, obedience. This breed has many charms, however they also have strong and difficult behaviours that require a special effort for successful ownership.
To check if a Siberian Husky is the right dog for you try this online profiler questionnaire http://shusky.hypermart.net/husky.htm
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Thursday, 10 December 2009 15:41 |
BOOKINGS FOR THESE COURSES ARE ESSENTIAL AS SPACES ARE LIMITED AND BOOKINGS ARE ON A 'FIRST COME' BASIS. TO START THE BOOKING PROCESS PLEASE CLICK ON THE 'CONTACT US' TAB AND COMPLETE AND RETURN THE ONLINE APPLICATION FORM. A COMMITTEE MEMBER WILL CONTACT YOU WITH FURTHER INFORMATION TO COMPLETE THE BOOKING PROCESS.
10 WEEK BEGINNER'S OBEDIENCE COURSES
(For dogs aged 5 months and older)
Richards Bay - Starting on 01 September 2010
Empangeni - Starting on 06 September 2010
8 WEEK NOVICE OBEDIENCE COURSE
(To enrol, dogs must have sucessfully completed the Beginners Obedience course)
Starting Soon
6 WEEK PUPPY COURSE
( For pups aged 8 to 16 weeks)
Next course starting soon
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Sunday, 22 August 2010 13:14 |
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 What do Rewards Have to do with it?
It’s poetic to think that dogs live to please their masters, but the reality is that dogs live to please themselves. When we ask our dogs to do something, the first thought racing through their heads is, “What’s in it for me right now?” Behaviours that are rewarded are statistically more likely to be repeated, so when we regularly reward our dogs for a job well done, they’ll want to keep showing up for work! Not all rewards are created equal, and understanding what your dog finds rewarding is an important step in the training process.
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Sunday, 22 August 2010 12:55 |
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If you have a dog then certainly their health and well-being will be a major concern of yours. Keeping your dog healthy is likely to be very difficult if you do not know what to do. You will need some dog health care advice to make sure you do the right things. It will require that you do more than just taking them for a walk or feeding them from the table. It will certainly require some patience on your part. Here is some dog health care advice, to help you provide your dog with the right care.
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Sunday, 22 August 2010 12:18 |
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 For some dogs, car rides produce a great deal of anxiety. A combination of fear and not understanding what is happening will cause drooling, shaking, or even vomiting in some dogs and cats. In humans, we refer to this as car sickness or motion sickness; however, true motion sickness is a result of an inner ear problem. Some dogs truly do have motion sickness, and for these animals products such as Dramamine can be used under the supervision of a veterinarian. For most dogs, however, the sickness is strictly an over-reaction to the fear and apprehension of the car noise, motion, etc. If your dog would rather be anywhere besides in the car, here is how you can help her overcome the fear of car rides.
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Monday, 11 May 2009 11:55 |
 BEGGING FOR HELP!
Please join the SPCA 600 Club.
Not only would you help the SPCA but you stand a chance of winning prizes as well.
Please, I urge and beg all animal lovers to get involved and help us reach the magic figure of 500 sponsors.
Click on the Read more button to find out how you can help my less fortunate brothers and sisters...
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