By Susan Spisak - Jun 01
She’s been called a cool old soul, maternal and loving to boot.
Her name is Poppy, and this pretty Boxer mix is living the good life in Maine with ...
By Don Hanson, ACCBC, ... - Jun 01
Last month I discussed the definition of a dangerous dog as defined by Maine state law. I also described the bite scale developed my Dr. Ian ...
By Carolyn Fuhrer - Jun 01
Tracking involves teaching your dog how a certain job (following the track) needs to be done. It requires the handler to have the sensitivity, ...
By Nancy Holmes - Jun 01
I am a Carolina Dog, a breed that long ago owned Native American people. We were designed by natural selection to be so intelligent and physically ...
By Dr. Judith Herman - Jun 01
Q. I went to the veterinarian today for my dog’s annual check up. They wanted him to have a Lepto shot. What is that? Does Buster need it?
A. ...
By www.dianalogan.com - Jun 01
We often forget that dogs don’t come into our homes understanding anything we say; instead, they arrive with their own set of rules and language ...
By Sara Moore - Jun 01
I could write a book about my experiences on the road and my life as a psychic. I actually have three books partially written but life keeps ...
By Carolyn Fuhrer - May 01
Since its introduction in 2005, Rally has grown in popularity. Rally is a course set up consisting of signs indicating skills in a numerical order ...
By Nancy Holmes - May 01
I am a Carolina Dog, a breed that long ago owned Native American people. We were designed by natural selection to be so intelligent and physically ...
By Don Hanson, ACCBC, ... - May 01
Last July I wrote the first of three columns addressing dog bites and fatalities after a seven-year-old boy died as a result of an attack by a ...
By Sara Moore - May 01
Spring has finally sprung! I can’t wait for green grass, flowers, a garden, and sleeping with the windows open! It’s finally time to kick off the ...
May 01
Q. My dog is coughing. He has had tons of tests. Antibiotics and steroids have not helped. What else could be going on?
A. Coughing in dogs can be ...
By www.dianalogan.com - May 01
We’ve all seen it: the moment our dog has noticed but not yet reacted to something that worries him. It could be during a walk when a stranger ...
By Don Hanson, ACCBC, ... - Mar 31
Step one – Know that you are not alone. I receive several calls per week from people that are concerned about the manner in which their dog is ...
By Carolyn Fuhrer - Mar 31
Agility is always assumed to be fun for the dog. Why, then, do we see some dogs who started out well and then seem to slow down, avoid situations ...
By Nancy Holmes - Mar 31
Dear Readers, I’m giving this month’s column to the scary story of an agility colleague who got lost.
- Bammy
A Little Dog Lost in Winter in ...
By Sara Moore - Mar 31
I was recently interviewed by two college journalism majors doing a thesis on how dogs are viewed in other cultures and why Americans tend to view ...
By www.dianalogan.com - Mar 31
Tricks….The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
What is a “trick” when it comes to dog training? I have searched unsuccessfully for an official definition,...
By Dr. Judith Herman - Mar 31
Q. My beagle has rusty colored streaks down his face from his eyes. I thought this was normal until I saw another beagle who didn’t have it. What ...
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