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Spring is approaching! And that means dog-owners can spend more outdoor time with their pooches getting exercise through brisk walks, playing fetch at the local dog park, or enrolling in outdoor obedience classes.
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If you’re traveling with your furry companion out west, be sure to visit our new locations on Wet Nose Guide. We have included dog-friendly cities with plenty of dog adventures.
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Is your pooch lucky enough to join you during Spring Break?
If you’re taking her along, schedule a veterinarian appointment prior to your travels. If you’re flying overseas be sure to ask your vet if there are special forms to be filed or any blood work your dog needs.
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An interesting dilemma for residents and dog-owners has come up in the City Of Elgin: local officials are proposing city ordinance be passed that all pit bulls be labeled “dangerous” dogs.
If this is passed an owner of a pit bull will be required to have a $500k insurance policy, install a 6′ high fence around the perimeter of their yard, spay or neuter their pit bull, and require that their dog wear a muzzle when out walking.
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The Eurasier originated in Germany are calm, even tempered dogs that are easy to train. They maintain a strong link to their family and are watchful and alert.
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With over a dozen dog-friendly parks in Austin, what dog wouldn’t love to explore the capital of Texas? Wet Nose Guide has added Austin to our growing directory for both dog-lovin’ locals and visitors to enjoy.
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The 2010 “March for the Animals” will be held Sunday April 18th, at Baltimore’s Druid Hill Park. Registration is no open to help Maryland SPCA’s largest annual fundraiser.
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As dog-owners we know the dangers of human food for our pups (like garlic, onions, chocolate). However here is a short list of foods you may already have in your kitchen that your dog may love:
- White rice – helpful when your dog’s tummy is upset
- Blueberries – cancer-fighting benefits
- Peas – a great source of vitamins
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