A Super-Soft Chenille Plush Pillow. So cuddly you'll never want to put it down! Starts out as your pal, then un-velcro its belly, and it quickly becomes your pillow. Washable on Gentle Cycle. Not Recommended for the Dryer!Price: $24.99
Friday, April 15, 2011
My Pillow Pets Dog 18"
A Super-Soft Chenille Plush Pillow. So cuddly you'll never want to put it down! Starts out as your pal, then un-velcro its belly, and it quickly becomes your pillow. Washable on Gentle Cycle. Not Recommended for the Dryer!
Friday, April 8, 2011
Dog Academy Playset
From German Shepherds and Collies, to Dalmatians and Corgis, our 15 champion dogs are ready to train and play. Kids have everything to put them through their pretend paces: a climbing ramp, 2 fences, a hoop, a tent, 2 Dog Houses and other care accessories like feeding bowls, toys and cushions. All in realistically, detailed plastic. Largest Dog House is 4-1/2W x 4"H. Pretend play toys - Ages 4 yrs. +."
Price: $24.99
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Sunday, April 3, 2011
Clifford's Puppy Days: Practice Makes Perfect
CLIFFORD'S PUPPY DAYS: PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT - DVD Movie
Price: $9.98
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Saturday, April 2, 2011
All About Helping Dog Separation Anxiety
By Joe R. Maldonado
If you have a pet that goes bonkers when you leave the house, he may be suffering from dog separation anxiety. Dogs have feelings just like people do, and when you have one with separation anxiety, this becomes all too clear.
There are cases when a dog becomes so used to having their owner present that when the dog is alone it is desperately searching for its master and wondering why he or she is not there.
There are certain identifiable signs and symptoms of dog separation anxiety that you should learn about in order to help you begin to remedy this problem for your dog.
Separation anxiety occurs most often in dogs that have spent time in a shelter or a pound. These are places where your dog may have experienced high levels of stress. When a dog undergoes periods of high stress followed by the huge relief of adoption into a loving and safe environment, this leaves a lasting effect on their minds and personalities.
Since you are the person who has brought them such relief, your dog has become very attached to you. When you leave your home and your dog is once again alone, this triggers the feelings that he or she once felt back in that stressful environment. Fear and anxiety is instilled in your dog that you will never return, and they will be stuck once again in a horrible situation for good.
Your dog’s natural response to this fear is to demonstrate destructive behaviors. They will scratch, chew or bite things just to feel secure once again. This is why it becomes so important to identify this problem in your dog right away so that you can work toward a remedy for the situation.
You can begin to treat dog separation anxiety by giving him or her regular daily exercise. Sometimes dogs have extra pent up energy that needs to be expelled from time to time. Take them outside to play fetch with a stick or Frisbee. Even by just giving your dog some wide open space to run around in you can help him be better equipped to handle situations in which you are not there with him.
Of course you should always be sure that your dog’s needs are going to be completely taken care of in your absence. Make your dog’s food and water bowls easily accessible, and make sure that they are completely full right before you leave the house. Leave plenty of toys and entertainment behind to keep your dog occupied. Some dog owners even find that their dogs have responded to them leaving the radio on when they leave. The constant background noise is similar to what it is like when you are home, and it helps to soothe them by making them feel like all is normal at home.
As long as you work to effectively understand and help your pet through dog separation anxiety, you will be able to come through it together with a new appreciation and love for your dog.
About the Author: Next, find out more about dog with separation anxiety in the best specialized website available on such delicate topic.
Source: http://www.isnare.com/
Permanent Link: http://www.isnare.com/?aid=756320&ca=Pets
If you have a pet that goes bonkers when you leave the house, he may be suffering from dog separation anxiety. Dogs have feelings just like people do, and when you have one with separation anxiety, this becomes all too clear.
There are cases when a dog becomes so used to having their owner present that when the dog is alone it is desperately searching for its master and wondering why he or she is not there.
There are certain identifiable signs and symptoms of dog separation anxiety that you should learn about in order to help you begin to remedy this problem for your dog.
Separation anxiety occurs most often in dogs that have spent time in a shelter or a pound. These are places where your dog may have experienced high levels of stress. When a dog undergoes periods of high stress followed by the huge relief of adoption into a loving and safe environment, this leaves a lasting effect on their minds and personalities.
Since you are the person who has brought them such relief, your dog has become very attached to you. When you leave your home and your dog is once again alone, this triggers the feelings that he or she once felt back in that stressful environment. Fear and anxiety is instilled in your dog that you will never return, and they will be stuck once again in a horrible situation for good.
Your dog’s natural response to this fear is to demonstrate destructive behaviors. They will scratch, chew or bite things just to feel secure once again. This is why it becomes so important to identify this problem in your dog right away so that you can work toward a remedy for the situation.
You can begin to treat dog separation anxiety by giving him or her regular daily exercise. Sometimes dogs have extra pent up energy that needs to be expelled from time to time. Take them outside to play fetch with a stick or Frisbee. Even by just giving your dog some wide open space to run around in you can help him be better equipped to handle situations in which you are not there with him.
Of course you should always be sure that your dog’s needs are going to be completely taken care of in your absence. Make your dog’s food and water bowls easily accessible, and make sure that they are completely full right before you leave the house. Leave plenty of toys and entertainment behind to keep your dog occupied. Some dog owners even find that their dogs have responded to them leaving the radio on when they leave. The constant background noise is similar to what it is like when you are home, and it helps to soothe them by making them feel like all is normal at home.
As long as you work to effectively understand and help your pet through dog separation anxiety, you will be able to come through it together with a new appreciation and love for your dog.
About the Author: Next, find out more about dog with separation anxiety in the best specialized website available on such delicate topic.
Source: http://www.isnare.com/
Permanent Link: http://www.isnare.com/?aid=756320&ca=Pets
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Melissa & Doug Puppy Pursuit Games (Doggy Detectives Game)
3055 This box contains ten active games to encourage the development of memory, patterning, sequencing, color recognition and matching skills. Puppy hunt, jumping puppies and paw pickers are just three of the engaging canine activities children will be begging to play. Features: -Educational toy. -Includes 6 stuffed puppies and 60 paw print cards. -Instructions include variations on many of the games to extend the fun. -Recommended for ages 4 and up.Click here to buy from Amazon
Saturday, March 12, 2011
Dog Pillow Pets Puppy Dog 18" Plush Stuffed Animal
Dog Pillow Pets, super soft and cuddly plush animal is a comfy companion as well as a pillow. Bring your child the joy, comfort and friendship of a soft and gentle Cuddle Pet. It is washable on gentle cycle.Price: $49.99
Sunday, February 27, 2011
FurReal Newborn Border Collie Puppy
FurReal Newborn Friends are adorable just-born baby animals who need your love and attention. They're very sleepy, so it's your job to gently wake them up. Give your Newborns lots of affection by petting the soft fur on their back. Listen to them make sweet baby sounds, and then gently lift up their heads to look at you. Each FurReal Newborn Friend comes with its very own special adoption certificate and bottle. Requires 3 "AAA" alkaline batteries (try-me batteries included). Measures approximately 7" long. Package design, bottle color and pet fur pattern may vary. Ages 4+Click here to buy from Amazon
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