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The About Dogs Newsletter

1/5/03

by Krista Mifflin
for About.com

Josie, a Border Collie

Josie, a Border Collie

Photo courtesy of AGorgiev
From the Editor:
The new year has started and hopefully everyone's household has settled back into placidity. With the new year started, our goals are to walk more, play Fetch more, provided the dogs can stop coating the ball with slobber everytime they throw it for me, and to start cooking all those great recipes for homemade dog treats that members have posted in the forum. What are your goals for this year?

In the Spotlight
Help, My Dog is Missing!
If your dog ever runs loose or goes missing, here are some helpful tips to help get her safely home as soon as possible. I hope you will never need them.

Gas Relief for You Both
How many times have you and Pooch been relaxing around the house when all of a sudden, a terrible smell emerges from your dog's nether regions?

More Topics
Is Your Dog Afraid of Loud Noises?

Thinking About Getting a Puppy?

Border Collie

How Well Do You Know the Different Dog Breeds?

Fanciful Fiction

Collar Confusion

Dog Park Discussions
If you have questions or just want to share a story about your favourite furry friend, feel free to post on the forum! Posting is a great way to make new friends and meet other dog lovers as well as get great advice from dog experts.

Indoor play ideas
How do you keep a young, active, dog who is full of energy, occupied when the weather prevents you from playing outside?

Goals for you and your dogs in 2003?
Do you have any big plans for you and your dogs during this new year?

How do I trust a Pit Bull breeder?
"I know from experience with two dogs who came from him that it's possible for the pup to grow into a loving, amazing animal, but what should I do? How can I trust a breeder when the animals are amazing, but apparently, he's a jerk?" ~ Chickpea's Mom

Special Feature
Yummy Homemade Dog Treats!
"I'm looking for some cookie receipes to try with my Lab/Whippet. He's a really fussy cookie eater... he will only eat the milkbones and marrow bones (probably because of the sugar content). Any ideas of something I could do myself with some liver/kidney/ etc.... that would be really tasty?" ~ Saylaveev

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