Lionheart K9's Dog Blog on dog training, nutrition and health

Our very own Dog Blog for training and the State of the Trade in The Age of Wingnuts and Zealots.

A collection of articles written by Linda Kaim on the State of Dog.

ALL Dog Blog posts that appear here are copyright protected and I will hunt you down like a varmint if I see them appear on the interwebz without full attribution. All you need to do is ask! Not everyone agrees with my opinions, but as long as this is the Home of the Free and the Land of the Brave, I am entitled to share my views. You on the other hand, are not entitled to threaten me, ridicule me, attack me or otherwise annoy me.

All comments are moderated, but open, intelligent discourse is welcome. Posts MUST be signed with a real name. Anonymous, unsigned comments will not be published. Inflammatory, troll-like behavior will not be rewarded by inclusion, nor will profanity, threats to my person or other nonsense. Spam is welcome in some parts of the world, I guess, but not here.

If you are still with me, read on…

Archives

Excusing Behavior

What you allow will continue. Excusing behavior is reinforcing behavior.
Not only that, it will pervade every other aspect of your life.

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Getting a new dog

If you are planning on getting a new dog, did you know that you can leverage the health and longevity of your dog by actively seeking breeds that have good health indices and longevity as part of their genetic make up?

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Living with a Dangerous Dog

The point being, there is no ‘getting to the fun stuff’ if you cannot master the basics. Especially if you are the owner of a dangerous dog.

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Doodles and Poos, Designer Dog Advantage or Trendy Fad?

Designer Dogs, Doodles and Poos There is a conundrum regarding the validity of claims surrounding the "designer dog" market. First we must distinguish what makes a pure breed of dog, what constitutes a mutt, mongrel or mixed bred dog, and what exactly is a "designer...

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Choosing a Pure Bred Dog or purchasing a Pure Breed Puppy

Choosing a Pure Bred Dog or purchasing a Pure Breed Puppy for Your Household Choosing the 'right dog' for your household should be less of the impulse buy it has become to a heavily researched, informed decision. More emphasis is placed on the refrigerator in your...

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Adopting a Dog from an Animal Shelter or Breed Rescue

Adopting a Dog from an Animal Shelter or Breed Rescue There are countless thousands of good dogs in Animal Shelters across Maryland and Pennsylvania. Each arrived there by only one of four ways; Animal Control pick-up, Public stray, Abandoned at Shelter and Owner...

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