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Join our Dog Birthday Club and receive cool stuff for your dog each year during the month of his/her birthday!
- An email with $10 in Birthday Bucks to spend at www.DogToysAndTreats.com
- Cool toys and treats at great prices
- Unadvertised specials just for birthday dogs
Submit a form for each dog you wish to enter. A working email is required for us to send your dog his/her offers and goodies.
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Naomi Siân Gray | November 9, 2007 at 1:23 pm
Your site is real good! I look at it everyday!
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Naomi Siân Gray | November 9, 2007 at 1:28 pm
Do you have a catalog? If not could you please launch one? I am ten but i’m decided on getting a labrador pup as soon as i can! All the dog clothing is great! I’m saving my money to buy something real good for my dog’s birthday! Do you have any ideas? if you do pleease send the to me thanks and bye 4 now!
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syrmbo | July 1, 2008 at 2:50 pm
CAMP UNLEASHED. A MUST FOR DOGS AND THEIR OWNERS!
If you have ever wondered about attending a dog camp with your best friend then wonder no more.I have discovered the best kept secret this side of the Mississippi.
Its name is Camp Unleashed and is located in the Berkshire Mtns of Mass. A 4 day, 3 night escape where dogs and their owners embark on a weekend of pure bliss.
Take it from one who knows. I have been to Camp Unleashed the past two years with my girls Shelby and Greta a 2 1/2 year Chocolate and 1 1/2 year Black Lab respectively. Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine a place where dogs can have the freedom to be dogs. swimming,hiking,playing and learning. two-legged and four-legged friends on one big happy bonding experience.
if you are a true dog lover sign up for a weekend at camp unleashed RIGHT NOW!!! Me and the girls have met what will certainly be lifelong friends at Camp Unleashed.
I cannot praise Annie, the founder of this place enough for giving true dog lovers what they will certainly remember during those long “dog days” of summer and the rest of the year.
visit http://www.campunleashed.com and see for yourself what you will experience surrounded by others just like yourself who’s utmost satisfaction is gleaned from seeing their best friends meet new friends while having the unrestrained time of their lives.
14 1/2 miles of hiking trails; lakes and ponds to swim in and classes and activities ranging from obedience, agility, and frisbee to dog massage techniques, rally-o and canine nutrition.
do as little or as much as you want. what you won’t want to do is miss this opportunity.
i will be making my third trek to Camp Unleashed the first weekend in September. Unfortunately that weekend is sold out. The Director limits the number of dogs that can attend to 50 to keep things manageable and fun for all.
Due to the word of mouth excitment this place has generated through its exposure this past March on the Rachel Ray show on the Food Network the director has added another session for the last week in September with spots still available for those who wish to attend.
If i had the vacation time i would sign up to come back just two weeks after attending just because i know from experience how much my girls love every aspect of camp life.
Trust me, i am not a spokesperson for the place. i’m just a dog fanatic that cannot contain my enthusiasm for such a wonderful place.
please check it out online at http://www.campunleashed.com and see for yourself.
better yet sign up today and start planning your trip. your and your loved ones will be glad you did.
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dilini | July 8, 2009 at 1:29 am
hello I have 4 male american staffy puppies. they have champion bloodlines. they are 3 months old. please ask around or they will be uthenized on sunday. so please call 0433348914 and ask for Marion. please help out anyway u possibly can
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Rebecca | July 24, 2009 at 8:09 am
love your site, it’s very informative – especially liked the post regarding the PETA book.
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Alan | August 22, 2009 at 10:00 pm
Our rescue dog ( we have him for 5 years) will only go out to do his “business” when he wants to. He also will not use wee wee pads. Because we both do work, he will hide under our king size bed and will sometimes do his “business” inside our house unless one of us comes home at lunchtime to walk him. He does not go out to do his “business’ by himself thru a doggie door. Otherwise, he is precious, sleeps with us in our bed, etc. We leave a short leash on him to pull him out from under the bed and will then go out, walk in a large circle and lead us back inside without doing his “business”. We have tried making his evening walk earlier and earlier for him to feel the need to go out earlier in the morning. Any ideas would be helpful.
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Samantha | January 6, 2010 at 10:45 pm
Hi, I’m new to this blog and I think it’s just wonderful for us pet owners out there! I own a small business in pet apparel and accessories. How can I send you a product or two for you to review? Please let me know. Thank You!
-Samantha
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Vanessa | February 13, 2010 at 2:21 pm
DON’T USE PET SMART THEY HARM HUNDREDS ANIMALS A YEAR. MY DOG(LAB) WENT FOR SIMPLE GROOMING AND NOW HE IS ABOUT TO LOOSE HIS EAR.
LET EVERYONE YOU KNOW NOT TO USE PATRONIZE THEIR BUSINESS. THEY ARE NO BETTER THAN MICHAEL VICK!
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Mike | February 14, 2010 at 1:15 pm
Sorry to hear about your Lab, is there a place you would recommend as an alternative?
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courtney | May 5, 2010 at 1:11 pm
Vanessa,
I am SO SORRy to hear about your baby losing his ear. Have you taken legal actions?
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Miranda | April 1, 2010 at 2:59 pm
is there any chance of a Vizsla winning a dog show if he has a scar
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Paula Freemn (COffman) | June 22, 2010 at 8:06 pm
I can’t find my blog….how do I get to dog facebook?
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Paula Freemn (Coffman) | July 2, 2010 at 10:22 pm
I would like to have a dog blog….how do I do that?
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Elsimmo | March 30, 2011 at 4:48 pm
Hi Paula, I have just set out on my own journey of blogging. I am using weebly.com as a base for my site – it’s very simple (I am an internet dinosaur!) and if I can do it, ANYONE can! I know you can do it for free but I doubt that you will get the same level of support. having said that I’m sure veryone has their favourite method or host. Best of luck getting your site up and running!
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Paula Freemn (Coffman) | June 22, 2010 at 8:13 pm
We take our two Border Collies to the Pet Smart in Norman, Oklahoma. They treat the dogs very well.
The dogs are happy to go. The only thing that we have had happen was a toenail that that was clipped a
a little close. Boomer (the more mature dog)..really likes all the attention. Bonnie is a puppy and everything is new to her.
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Paula Freemn (Coffman) | July 3, 2010 at 5:07 pm
Does anybody out there have border collies that are family dogs and not sheep dogs?
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adrian | September 6, 2010 at 6:33 pm
i have a puppy, i have trying to housetrain he goes out in the day fine, but at night he is in a pen in the hallway, i spend 30 mins outside with him before bed so he can go for a poop and pee but as soon as he is in his pen to go bed he poops how can i stop this
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wendy beigel | September 28, 2010 at 6:27 pm
how do you report a pet site that you would advise people not to buy from because of misadvertising?
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barbara bobinski | October 25, 2010 at 2:05 pm
How to save money at the Vet office!
Posted on October 26, 2010 by Barb the Tech
One of the easiest ways to save money is to do your homework and go online!
Please DO buy your prescription meds and flea and heartworm treatments from your Vet to receive the guaranteed product, but do your homework and research the online pharmacies for the best price- most Veterinary hospitals today will “price match” to keep your business. This goes for all meds purchased there. There are currently several lawsuits pending against some online pharmacies so I have no comment.
Check me out- a retired Vet Tech of over 20 years TELLS ALL in my new book, “True Confessions of a Veterinary Nurse:What Every Pet Owner Needs to Know- the Good, the Bad, and the Rather Ugly”, available at amazon.com
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Antonia Tamburello | January 18, 2011 at 8:38 pm
Hi everyone,
Just wanted to share my story about Animal rescue on Staten Island New York. I read a story about a dog rescued from a wooded area in need of medical attention, and a home. For some reason during a whole weekend back in 2005, I couldn’t get this dog out of my head, so I went to the shelter. Well she was all skin and bones and bitten everywhere from other animals. I fell in love with her, and adopted her. She makes us laugh everyday with her crazy antics, her name is Bella. Meet Bella at her website, http://www.dogdaysbooks.com.
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Janet Carroll | February 18, 2011 at 5:29 pm
I love this site ALMOST as much as my dogs…I just published my first book titled From One Bitch to Another about how our dogs adjusted when I married my husband….I had my dog, he had his, and then we got ours!!! It’s been an interestiing learning experience! Anyway, the book is available from Amazon.com, $10, plus s&h. It’s not great literature, but it’s interesting, and, I hope, entertaining!
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Rick | July 12, 2011 at 11:52 am
Hi,
I really want a dog that willbe my best friend. I know what type /breed of dog I want , and can handle. BUt I hve heard that when looking for a life pet, one should follow some basic rules when “interviewing” for a pet.
Is it true that when holding a dog in your arms , like cradling a bay, that if the dog squirms to get loose he or she is too independent to be a true one person pet?
rickthompson1@suddenlink.net
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Kimberly | August 20, 2011 at 4:10 pm
I take my dogs outside also. They’re little and can get into trouble without being supervised.
Good blog!
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Sherry | December 17, 2011 at 9:00 am
Very cool products. Cool site.
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Jim Hastings | January 4, 2012 at 11:11 am
Well New Years Eve was like WW3 around here, and needless to say Kimber, my Brittany, had a tough night.
Had his Thundershirt on, but this time it didn’t seem to do the trick.