Treverhund Jack Russell Terriers According to Deborah Thomas from Treverhund Kennels, Jack Russell Terriers are little people who think they are Rottweilers with no fear. And, as a breeder of the lively and playful breed, as well as robust Rottweilers, Thomas should definitely know! Thomas began breeding Rottweilers in 1984, many who have become champions […]
Despite being ruled by an insatiable desire for food and a nose more powerful than Pinocchio’s, the Beagle is one of the world’s most loved pooches and quickly earns its “most cherished” status in any family it joins.
This article first appeared in the March/April 2010 issue of Dogs Life. Rachel Belshaw finds out how things have changed in the world of dog ownership and what we should expect for the future. In 1946, we lived in a street of 28 houses and, out of all those houses, I remember only three had dogs, says […]
Dogs Life has been busy in the kitchen whipping up some grrreat healthy dog treats. Why not make your very own doggy hamper, full of great toys and treats for your favourite pooch. Puppy peanut crunchies Ingredients: 1 tablespoon Honey 1 teaspoon Peanut Butter 1 egg 1 teaspoon baking soda 1/4 cup rolled oats 1/4 […]
Pet owners are constantly searching for new and exciting ways to improve their canines health and fitness. Eliza Tickle caught up with leading animal therapists to dig up the facts on animal hydrotherapy/water therapy for dogs. Hydrotherapy, formerly called hydropathy, is one of the oldest forms of medical treatment but with today’s advanced methods and […]
Miles & Liz Gunter are both International All Breeds Dog Judges and have been showing & breeding Boxers for almost 40 years. With decades of dedication to the Breed, well over 50 Champions have been bred at GUNTOP, and there are GUNTOP Champions in 7 Countries around the World, including the USA. Many famous top […]
We’ve all fallen victim to a dog’s over-amorous attention to our leg or been the embarrassed owner of a certified Sir Humpalot. Sunny de Bruyn investigates the problem of dog humping and how to tackle it. Picture it you’re sitting in your lounge room having a polite cup of tea with your neighbour when in […]
This article first appeared in the March/April 2006 issue of Dogs Life. Dog training is an essential part of a dogs life, but it can also be very confusing because of the many different forms of training available. Michelle Minehan explains a few of the most common training methods. Have you ever wondered […]
Many people want to see their dogs have pups, but realistically this can be dangerous for your dog and can also add to the huge problem of abandoned animals. Dogs Life learns why breeding should be left to the experts. Many dog lovers will recall the exciting birth scene in the popular Disney cartoon 101 Dalmatians. […]
Facts Care and exercise The Rottweiler is a large, active, agile, intelligent working dog, and needs plenty of room and plenty of exercise. It also is happiest if allowed to be part of the family. The need for early and serious socialisation and obedience training has already been mentioned, but is worth repeating. Routine coat […]
