Comments for Small Dogs Paradise

Comment on Empty Your Dog’s Anal Sacs the Natural Way by Tony

Tony — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 23:39:13 +0000

Thank you for this informative post. My dog is old and he needs one of these about once every three months. The vet was charging 75 a pop. I did it my self tonight and it worked just fine. My dog was happy.

Comment on How To Treat Canine False Pregnancy Once and For All by Renée

Renée — Fri, 03 Oct 2008 18:28:37 +0000

Hi Janet,

What I would advice you is to have a homeopathic vet look at your Yorkie to determine the best solution for her situation.

Good luck!

Comment on How To Treat Canine False Pregnancy Once and For All by JANET STREVEL

JANET STREVEL — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 21:58:45 +0000

I WONDERED WHERE YOU CAN PURCHASE HOMOPATHIC MEDICATIONS TO HELP DOGS THAT CANNOT BE SPAYED BECAUSE OF KIDNEY FAILURE, BUT HAS SO MUCH HOROMONAL PROBLEMS, AND FALSE PRENANCIES. CAN YOU PLEASE HELP ME OR ADVISE WHERE I CAN GET HELP FOR MY 9 YEAR OLD YORKIE. THANK YOU

Comment on Doggie News: Do Dogs Really Need Face-lift, Liposuction, and Viagra? by Michael G

Michael G — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 13:39:35 +0000

I find it deeply disturbing and disgusting that anyone would give their pets liposuction, comestic surgery or pet viagara since they are obviously projecting their own insecurities on your pets. Pets only have control over how much they eat by how much you feed them. If you want them to lose weight feed them less but do it gradually and without harm. Cosmestic surgery should only be considered for health concerns and viagara do we even need to go there? If our pets love us unconditionally just the way we are why can’t we love our pets in the same way?

Comment on Are You Killing Your Dog Softly With Treats? by Toby Lee

Toby Lee — Wed, 24 Sep 2008 00:27:17 +0000

I stopped giving my dogs the bisquit treats after one of my Poodles started having intermittent seizures a few times a year. They were bad seizures and I used the cold pack therapy and stopped treating. Since stopping any treats, he has had not one seizure in over 3 years. Good article, thanks!
Toby Lee from Animals Index

Comment on 9 Simple Fitness Exercises to Kick Start your Dog’s Health by Yin Teing’s Health Blog » Is your dog overweight?

Yin Teing’s Health Blog » Is your dog overweight? — Sat, 20 Sep 2008 13:39:15 +0000

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Comment on Hypoallergenic Purebred Small Dogs by Renée

Renée — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 00:32:51 +0000

I stated in the 5th paragraph “shed-less or low allergen dog….these words are rarely used to search for dogs…” hence I use hypoallergenic to flow with the overall article.

Also, I could use inverted quotes around the word hypoallergenic in my subheading (List of “Hypoallergenic” Purebred Small Dog) but it’s usually not done in subheading.

Hopefully this is less confusing to you now.

Comment on Hypoallergenic Purebred Small Dogs by Mel

Mel — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 23:56:54 +0000

You say no dog is hypoallergenic, but then give a list of “List of Hypoallergenic Purebred Small Dogs?” - It’s a little confusing???

Comment on Hypoallergenic Purebred Small Dogs by jan

jan — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 17:25:51 +0000

I’ve heard that small dogs have more allergies and cause more allergic reactions because they spend almost all of their lives inside. I’m not sure i buy this…

Comment on Physical and Behavior Development: Newborn Puppies by Renée

Renée — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 23:35:44 +0000

Hi Shannon,

Here are the answers to your questions.

1st and 2nd: Between 12 to 21 days, puppy’s eye open and gradually gain greater control of them.

3rd: No, at 3 weeks of age, they begin to develop their motor skills—typically around 18 to 19 days. They’ll gradually begin to walk from week 4.

Their bones are still growing until adulthood around one or two of age, depending upon the size and breed of the dog.

According to your description of the puppy, bow-legged and cock-eye are not signs of a physically able puppy. He may post some challenges for dog owners. He may also face some minor challenges but will eventually overcome the obstacles and not feel himself any lesser than other able dogs.

I once adopted a Shih Tzu cross from an abuse owner. Both of his front legs were badly turned outward. During his 2 years living with me, he never once “complained” nor shunned himself from any activities.

If you are willing to overlook his physical beauty and face the challenges along with him then I suppose love conquers all.

Good luck!