“Dog Breed of the Week: Bull Terrier” plus 1 more |
| Dog Breed of the Week: Bull Terrier Posted: 25 Aug 2010 01:52 PM PDT If you were born before 1980, chances are the Bull Terrier will bring back memories of Spuds Mackenzie, the dog featured in the Budweiser commercials. Now, the breed is featured as Bullseye, the mascot for Target Stores. Bull Terriers, sometimes called Bullies, are muscular and fearless dogs. Yet despite its tough appearance, the Bull Terrier is a playful, friendly and highly affectionate dog breed. In fact, Bullies often get along remarkably well with children. All too often, this breed (along with other "bully breeds") gets a bad rap as an aggressive dog. Actually, the Bull Terrier is typically quite friendly with people and can make a wonderful family pet. In fact, its nickname is the "kid in a dog suit." Interested in sharing your life with one of these wonderful dogs? Learn more about the Bull Terrier to consider whether or not this is the right dog breed for you. Already devoted to this lovable dog breed? Talk about your Bull Terrier so that others may benefit from your knowledge and advice. Photo © Gina Paris About the Photo: Harley is a 5 year old female English Bull Terrier. She lives to play frisbee on the golf course everyday. Afterwards she sits and the pool with her frisbee to cool off...sometimes she is very muddy! She is a rough and tumble dog but she is also sweet and loving. She also has a great sense of humor and makes us laugh! This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service — if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read our FAQ page at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php |
| Does Your Dog Have the Back to School Blues? Posted: 25 Aug 2010 11:21 AM PDT Most kids have already gone back to school, and the remainder will soon. After an exciting summer of playing and vacationing, you and your kids are easing back into the school routine. Have you considered how this time of year affects your dog? The change in schedule and absence of the children may be stressful for your dog. Before you know it, your dog might begin to develop health or behavior problems. The first thing you can do for your dog is to learn how to spot the back to school blues. This time of year is hectic, and it's easy for your dog to get lost in the chaos. Boredom, loneliness and confusion can lead to depression, illness or behavioral isues. Fortunately, Amy Bender has some excellent training tips for back-to school that can help you help your dog. If you have school-age children, tell us how this time of year affects your dog. How do you handle the back to school blues? Photo © iStockphoto.com/carebott This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service — if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read our FAQ page at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php |
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