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• Posted on Puddle in Dog Registry on 02/16/2012

• Posted in thread: clicker training on 11/11/2011 at 12:35PM
  Short- Keeping it simpleWhat is Clicker TrainingMethodology: The first step in clicker training is to
  teach the animal that the clicker sound means that they will get a primary reinforcer, usually foo...

• Posted in thread: red spots on dog on 11/08/2011 at 3:46PM
  Possible to post a picture? Sounds like flea bites based on your posting. As far as fleas go, a good
  approach for the future is to use apple cider vinegar when washing your dog's coat. It is a good al...

• Posted in thread: Pet Insurance on 11/07/2011 at 10:19AM
  Thank you for your advice :)Based on the two responses, sounds as if simply putting in a few amounts of
  money here and there on a monthly basis will help cover any issues that may arise in the future....

• Posted in thread: Pet Insurance on 11/04/2011 at 5:25PM
  For the first time in life, Ive been considering getting pet insurance to cover Puddle over these past
  few months. In the previous past, things like pet insurance was not a common advertised thing, so...

• Posted in thread: Hello everyone! on 11/04/2011 at 5:18PM
  Great photo. Welcome on board. Love the two Aussies :)Puddle says "hi"

• Posted in thread: Diarrhea in puppies/dogs on 11/03/2011 at 5:24PM
  Hmm interesting.. I have never heard of pumpkin causing diarrhea. Pumpkin by it's very nature is high in
  dietary fibre which is why it works so well. It contains soluble fibre and insoluble fibre whic...

• Posted in thread: Evolve dog food? on 11/03/2011 at 4:26PM
  I in no way advocate feeding dry kibble. However, if so... here is a brief listing of what some consider
  to be top tier. Artemis Maximal DogBlue Wilderness SalmonGo Natural Grain Free EnduranceInnova ...

• Posted in thread: Evolve dog food? on 11/03/2011 at 4:21PM
  I consider this (based solely on the list of ingredients; I cannot speak as to how or from where the
  ingredients are sourced as I don't know) to be a middle-of-the-road food. It lists a ton of fillers...

• Posted in thread: Evolve dog food? on 11/03/2011 at 4:20PM
  Taste of the Wild is a great food. And yes it has small pieces. They are about the size of a button on a
  man's dress shirt. I feed the High Prarie flavor to my little Papillon. It has deer and buffalo...